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The story of a woman who considers herself an atheist and who is courted by two men who expect her to convert to their religion.
To be totally honest, I went into The Body Show with pretty low expectations. Spoken word was fine when The Moth Radio Show played on NPR while I was running errands, but it wasn't something…
A tantalizing "what if?": a dramatized thought experiment about the interpersonal consequences of human cloning.
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You won't even notice you're off-Broadway with this mini concert.
Shadia A. Hafiz's debut as a playwright was a good idea executed poorly.
'Indie theater at its finest.'
In the world-premiere limited engagement of Heart at the Minetta Lane Theatre, presented by Audible in association with Kate Pakenham Productions, acclaimed London-based performer and poet J…
'Find what you love and make sure it kills you.'
A queer immigrant story about 'loss, pain, and the quest for forgiveness.'
An ambitious yet raw work-in-progress from a 17-year-old playwright.
An in-person and virtual fundraiser, with proceeds benefitting the Ukraine crisis response efforts of HIAS " founded as the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society in 1881, to assist Jews fleeing pogro…
A young trans woman's diary in dialogue with the audience.
The entire vibe of the production is a warm blend of humor, hope, fear, and love.
A howl-out-loud hilarious takedown of the bizarro world we've been forced to inhabit during the pandemic.
A one-woman show about being unapologetically Black instead of making white people comfortable.
A beautifully written international production that follows two astronomers on a dark journey through multiple worlds.
With abundant costume changes and a boisterous one-woman lead, Climate, Cancer, and 7 Celibate Men makes for an energetic and engaging Fringe Fest production. Under Ali Miller's deft directi…
A one-person show based on interviews with others and its creator's own sexual encounters.
A dark drama that imagines a future when pregnancies are regulated to control overpopulation.
A one-woman, undeniably fun comic take on small-town New England life featuring a basketful of characters.
On a hot-air balloon ride, a couple escapes the pandemic into the past and maybe the future.
The entire audience was on its feet dancing, clapping, and singing along.
A stunning exploration of his identities as a queer Palestinian American, through elegiac poetry, songs, interactive games, and towering speeches.
A richly illustrated musical portrait of one woman's romantic coming-of-age.
