90 Minutes or Less (NYC Reviews) (36)
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A one-man adaptation of the beloved holiday classic featuring Charles Dickens as narrator.
A new musical comedy about two aspiring songwriters who get the opportunity of a lifetime.
Radio City Music Hall presents its annual holiday extravaganza featuring the legendary Rockettes!
Broadway debut of Tony Award winner Ruben Santiago-Hudson's solo play.
An exuberant, pop celebration of 21st century girl power featuring the wives of Henry VIII.
A worldwide phenomenon where comedy, music, and paint collide in a circus of the imagination.
An actor drinks heavily (think Comedy Central's 'Drunk History') and tries to corral others into enacting a…
This loving parody of the beloved sitcom adds to the humor with an all-male cast portraying the silver-haired…
This spectacular display of sight and sound can only be described as ‘bubble artistry’.
A new, holiday season sendup of the iconic romantic comedy and Christmas movie Love Actually.
Following a sold-out run at LCT3, "Pass Over" will come to Broadway for a limited run this August.
A new comedy from Pulitzer and Tony winner Tracy Letts under the direction of Anna D Shapiro
A comedy about a family mourning their matriarch who is, literally, still a presence in their lives.
Ordinary objects sprout minds of their own in this gravity-defying, kid-friendly spectacle!
An interview-based performance piece that reveals and interrogates nonmonogamy.
Comedian Neal Brennan takes audiences on a hysterical journey of self-reflection.
Irish Rep presents a recording of its 2017 production of JM Synge's play adapted by Joe O'Byrne.
A solo show from Geraldine Hughes about her childhood growing up in war-torn Belfast in the 1980s.
A virtual tour of the National Gallery of London by two actors performing poetry.
Irish Rep presents this solo piece based of James Joyce's Ulysses' character Molly Bloom.
The Public presents a world premiere audio drama set in New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina.
KT Sullivan and Steve Ross explore Noel Coward's work with song and scenes of his contemporaries.
The true story of Reality Winner told through text from the FBI transcript of her interrogation.
Robert Dubac's one-man comedy about an everyman who has lost sight of the bigger picture.