Plays (NYC Reviews) (24)
All non-musical theatre on Broadway and beyond!
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In 1933 Berlin, a Gestapo officer interrogates Hannah Arendt, suspecting her of illegal activism.
A new staging featuring Nathan Lane, Laurie Metcalf, Christopher Abbott, and Joe Mantello.
A solo play about finding joy through a life-long list of meaningful moments.
A high-tech magic show blending classic illusions with interactive, immersive audience experiences.
Henry Creel’s dark past unfolds in this Tony Award® winning Stranger Things origin story.
Pulitzer-winning PROOF returns to Broadway—where genius and madness blur beyond measure.
Harry Potter is all grown up in this Tony-winner that brings the magic of the books alive on stage.
A Pulitzer Prize finalist, Cole Escola's Tony-winning comedy explores the forgotten dreams of Mary Todd…
Company XIV invites you to fall down the rabbit hole with this reimagining of Lewis Carroll’s "Alice’s…
A luminous revival of August Wilson’s masterpiece—where strangers find healing, hope, and home.
Four Eric Carle stories brought to life through large scale puppetry and original music.
Six friends navigate identity, politics, and changing relationships over 18 years.
Bobby, a Puerto Rican boy, enters the perilous world of horse racing.
Artists face political pressure during the HUAC hearings of the 1940s.
An actor drinks heavily (think Comedy Central's 'Drunk History') and tries to corral others into enacting a…
This Tony Award winning farce portrays the doomed opening night of The Murder at Haversham Manor.
An adaptation of Miguel de Cervantes’ epic novel.
A legal drama following a judge balancing justice, family, and systemic change.
Two women confront betrayal and grief after discovering a secret Manhattan apartment.
Four girls' sleepovers and The Sims blur adolescence, friendship, and agency.
A drama about two altar boys whose bond strains when a stranger enters their church.
Daniel Fish’s world premiere dramatizes the 1993 Fauci-Kramer clash during the AIDS crisis.
This spectacular display of sight and sound can only be described as ‘bubble artistry’.
30 truthful plays evolve weekly through audience participation and ensemble-created performance.