The Flea's raucous late-night play competition returns featuring resident acting company The Bats along with some of NYC’s hottest young playwrights and directors.
This new show for children is about the "Domovoi," a Russian house spirit who protects the family. Part of the Flea's "Cerials" series, "Not My Monster!" is best for families with children ages 5 and up.
Phoebe Waller-Bridge's comic solo play went on to inspire a hit television series, now she brings the original show stateside for its NYC debut. 'Fleabag' is a rip-roaring look at some sort of woman living her sort of…
The Wooster Group presents this piece based on performer Eric Berryman’s interest in the LP, 'Negro Folklore from Texas State Prisons,' recorded in 1964 by folklorist Bruce Jackson.
Clubbed Thumb presents an encore presentation of this new play in which three sisters (no, not those ones) are stricken with a series of strange plagues.
Three-time Emmy Award nominee Adam Driver ("Star Wars: The Last Jedi") and Golden Globe Award winner Keri Russell ("The Americans") star in the first-ever Broadway revival of Lanford Wilson’s acclaimed play.
After playing the role to critical acclaim in London, Emmy, Tony, and Academy Award-winning actress Glenda Jackson ("Three Tall Women") brings her take on Shakespeare's mad monarch to a new production on Broadway.
This comic and progressive musical retelling of "The Princess and the Pea" will challenge you to rethink your expectations of fairy tales.
Set in an underfunded public school in Newark, Keen Company's New York premiere tells the story of a bible-toting boy with a photographic memory who befriends the cantankerous old lunch lady.
This new musical comedy tells the story of a talented, but difficult-to-work-with actor who will do anything to land the role of a lifetime—including adopting a new persona as Dorothy Michaels. (Previous Reviews)
Three-time Tony Award winner Nathan Lane and two-time Tony Award winner Andrea Martin star in this world premiere comedy by Pulitzer Prize finalist and MacArthur Fellow, Taylor Mac.
Award-winning actors Annette Bening and Tracy Letts return to Broadway in the play that launched Arthur Miller as the moral voice of the American Theater.
The York Theatre presents Alan Jay Lerner's 1971 musical adaptation of Vladimir Nabokov's groundbreaking and controversial 1955 novel, "Lolita."
John Guare and director Jerry Zaks return to LCT, where their critically acclaimed "The House of Blue Leaves" and "Six Degrees of Separation" premiered, with a new comic drama starring John Larroquette.
Lucas Hnath's ("A Doll's House, Part 2") new work examines the politics of marriage, gender roles, and the limitations of experience and inevitability. Starring two-time Tony winners Laurie Metcalf and John Lithgow.
It’s showtime, folks! "Beetlejuice" is ruder, raunchier, and frankly, more repellent than ever in this original musical based on Tim Burton’s wonderfully demented film. (Past Reviews)
Based on Baz Luhrmann’s Oscar-winning film, and featuring many of its iconic songs, the world-premiere musical invites you to experience the sweeping grandeur of Paris’s most spectacular dance hall. (Previous Reviews)
Singer-songwriter Anaïs Mitchell and director Rachel Chavkin reimagine the ancient tale of Orpheus and Eurydice as a timeless allegory for our world in this new musical.
After a hit run at St. Ann's Warehouse, Daniel Fish's imaginative staging of the classic American musical moves to Broadway.
Academy Award nominee Isabelle Huppert and Golden Globe Award nominee Chris Noth star in Atlantic's disquieting new play about a woman grasping for stability.
Cherry Lane Theatre's Founder's Project presents this world premiere about four millennials who gather every Thursday to order take-out, drink too much wine, and argue over how to unf**k the planet.
This New York Premiere from PlayCo explores how families—and societies—are haunted by their pasts.
Frog & Peach present a new staging of Shakespeare's classic (and surprisingly modern) comedy.