An immersive theater experience that involves a hospital ward, the writings of Lewis Carroll, and just 15 audience members per show out in Brooklyn. Ages 21 and over only.
Following a sold-out world tour and a hit Broadway run, David Byrne's theatrical concert returns to the intimate Hudson Theatre for 17 weeks only.
UnionDocs presents Alison S.M. Kobayashi's multimedia solo piece inspired by an amateur audio recording made over 60 years ago.
Inspired by the classic tale of "Romeo & Juliet," this new dance theater piece is about the division of families, friends, and a community of people, as authorities decide to build a wall between them.
Based on the exposé that shocked the world, “Ten Days in the Mad-house,” IVP and Wildrence’s newest immersive show gives you the opportunity to join Nellie as she navigates the halls of Blackwell Asylum.
The New York Neo-Futurists present an ever-changing lineup of short plays, each written by a performer, honed by the ensemble, and randomly collaged with high-energy audience participation.
Set in a secret bunker far in the fascist future, this new, immersive, queer nightclub musical explores a world where little more than sequins, reality television, and the complete works of Oscar Wilde have survived.
Second Stage presents Young Jean Lee's non-musical/non-play/non-concert that is not about dying.
Bated Breath Theatre Company invites you to experience the Belle Époque through the eyes of legendary post-impressionist painter Henri de Toulouse Lautrec in this immersive, environmental production.
This multimedia production brings the works of these two Renaissance men into a brand-new, contemporary light.
Using storytelling, standup, and movement, Olivia Levine explores the evolution of her OCD and the pains, surprises, and gifts it has afforded her.
Company XIV presents this new baroque burlesque re-imagining of the creation myth of Adam, Eve, and the fall of man. Note: this performance contains adult content and is suitable for audiences 21+.
Ma-Yi presents an encore staging of "Suicide Forest," a bilingual nightmare play excavating the Japanese-American consciousness and its looming relationship with sex, suicide, and identity.
This absurdist, gender-bending farce explores our current selfie society’s relationship with consumerism and modern technology through one night in the life of a disordered family on the road to ruin.
Expressionistic and experimental, the narrative of this new work begins with a spark of energy triggering life on the planet.
Mabou Mines presents a celebration of legendary playwright María Irene Fornés, featuring the NY premiere of Philip Glass’s opera based on her five-page play "Drowning" and a version of Fornés’ acclaimed "Mud. "
This new pieces explores Euripides’ ancient tale of infanticide and sexual betrayal through the lens of a true crime podcast, physical storytelling, and modern dance.
In this experimental theatrical clown fable, a family embarks on an adventure into a foreign land. What awaits them is predictably strange and surprisingly familiar. Good for ages 7 and up.
Target Margin continues its multi-year exploration of 'The One Thousand and One Nights,' grappling with 'The Porter and the Three Ladies of Baghdad'–a series of tales that confront issues of power, sex, and the body.