Plays (NYC Reviews) (24)
All non-musical theatre on Broadway and beyond!
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A true-crime thriller examining justice, vengeance, and violence through multiple perspectives.
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.
Pulitzer-winning PROOF returns to Broadway—where genius and madness blur beyond measure.
Henry Creel’s dark past unfolds in this Tony Award® winning Stranger Things origin story.
A solo play recounting Nick Yarris’s decades on death row and his fight for exoneration.
Company XIV invites you to fall down the rabbit hole with this reimagining of Lewis Carroll’s "Alice’s…
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…
Fame, scandal, and truth collide as John Lithgow brings Roald Dahl’s untold story to life on stage.
Morgan Bassichis revisits Frank Maya’s 1987 show, ensuring Maya’s legacy is no longer overlooked.
Four Eric Carle stories brought to life through large scale puppetry and original music.
A luminous revival of August Wilson’s masterpiece—where strangers find healing, hope, and home.
Bobby, a Puerto Rican boy, enters the perilous world of horse racing.
Starring Jon Bernthal and Ebon Moss-Bachrach, directed by Rupert Goold, written by Stephen Adly Guirgis.
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 modern reimagining of a classic tragedy, exploring the rise and fall of a tragic heroine.
The Neo-Futurists' lineup of interactive plays, each written by a performer and honed by the ensemble.
A man battles love, cults, and chaos in Todd Almond's critically acclaimed musical odyssey.
An immersive dive into the underground world of 1960s soft-core publishing.
This spectacular display of sight and sound can only be described as ‘bubble artistry’.