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Ars Nova presents a return engagement of this taboo-smashing comedy that ravages American tropes about race, sex, and power politics. Winner of the 2017 Obie for Best New American Play.

Direct from sold-out runs at Soho Rep. and Berkeley Repertory Theatre, TFANA brings Jackie Sibblies Drury’s Pulitzer prize-winning play about race and identity to Brooklyn.

Playwrights Horizons and Page 73's new musical follows a young artist at war with a host of demons — not least of which, his own punishing thoughts — in an attempt to capture and understand his own strange loop.

This edition of 92nd St. Y's "Lyrics and Lyricists" concert series offers an entertaining look at the role of music in television, which won’t be available in re-runs—see it "Live and in Living Color!"

Clubbed Thumb offers this world premiere play about economic transformation, the dreams it enables, and those it crushes.

This multigenerational dramedy about self-worth and self-acceptance explores what it means to come of age as a gay man.

This new solo play from Experimental Bitch Productions offers an invitation to commune with a humanity broken and reborn — an urgent message from the ancient future.  

Play On Shakespeare in partnership with Classic Stage Company and Oregon Shakespeare Festival presents 39 readings from the Play on! Shakespeare translation project. 

Ensemble Studio Theatre presents Series B of its 37th annual one-act play marathon, featuring 15 plays presented in three separate lineups. See Series A and Series C.

This English-language premiere from Italian playwright Emanuele Aldrovandi  tells a fantastical and uncompromising tale of personal growth among sisterly love and sisterly rivalry.

Set at a gay nudist camp, this very naked, new musical is "Rocky Horror" meets "Naked Boys Singing."

The Mint presents a new staging of Micheál mac Liammóir's 1948 Irish drama, which tells the story of Bairbre’s return home to Ireland, after a dozen hard years in London working the streets.

Get ready for a journey to the red planet in this sexy comedy with a psychedelic twist. A new play full of comedy, original music, burlesque, dance, and aerial arts.

This new comedy looks at the conundrum of artists who must reconcile their patrons' demands with their own artistic integrity, and explores issues of class identification, compassion, cultural identity, and creative…

In this new musical, amid the dark and dangerous underbelly of the city, a trio plays out a seductive and lethal turf war against a vivid musical landscape.

StoryCourse's new pop-up theatrical dining experience offers five courses and five personal stories from a diverse and intergenerational team of LGBTQ+ chefs.