Beyond Broadway shows under $50 (NY Reviews) (30)
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Giuseppe Verdi's spectacular epic about ancient Egypt returns to the Met.
A comedic opera about the confusing nature of love.
A trio of commanding sopranos share the role of opera’s quintessential diva.
The return of Giuseppe Verdi's classic operatic tragedy about love and sacrifice.
Returning to its Off-Broadway roots, this new production stars Matt Doyle and Lena Hall.
A young man seeks out singing lessons from a respected coach, who sees herself in his song choice.
Repertorio Espanol's revival of Lorca's tragic tale of a cloistered world of women in 1930's Spain.
Carmen Rivera’s play about a woman visiting Puerto Rico, her family's homeland, for the first time.
In its 8th year, Distorted Diznee is a high octane look at Disney classics through a drag queen lens.
The story of the Mirabal sisters standing up to one of history’s most notorious dictators.
A new monologue in verse, about an Irish immigrant is living the American dream.
Flux Theatre Ensemble's new gender-bending, patriarchy-smashing, comic take on the classic tale.
The Neo-Futurists' lineup of interactive plays, each written by a performer and honed by the ensemble.
A worldwide phenomenon where comedy, music, and paint collide in a circus of the imagination.
When Earth's population faces extinction in the distant future, an Immortal being finds hope.
Award-winning singer-songwriter Jill Sobule's queer musical memoir.
An actor drinks heavily (think Comedy Central's 'Drunk History') and tries to corral others into enacting a…
The Tank presents an intimate evening with the world’s preeminent poet of the perverse.
The return of Hansol Jung's mischievous new play about the families we choose and un-choose.
A coming of age tale about a woman born into poverty who finds her power as a storyteller.
This spectacular display of sight and sound can only be described as ‘bubble artistry’.
The Tank's ongoing series that premieres 7 brand-new 10 minute plays by 7 different writers.
The only living non-Japanese Master of the art of comic storytelling, brings Rakugo to New York.