Women Center Stage (NY Reviews) (30)
Feminist shows on Broadway and beyond championing women & female-centric stories.
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From shows like 'Wicked' that celebrate female friendship, to theatre by feminist icons such as Caryl Churchill and Lynn Nottage, read New York Theatre reviews from our members and their picks for the best shows that celebrate women and female-centric stories that are running in and around New York right now!
This all-ages musical spectacle tells the untold true story of the Witches of Oz.
The return of Giuseppe Verdi's classic operatic tragedy about love and sacrifice.
The award-winning musical about an NJ teen with a rare aging disorder who must navigate family secrets and her…
An exuberant, pop celebration of 21st century girl power featuring the wives of Henry VIII.
A brand new musical that imagines a new life for Juliet after Romeo.
A new musical adaptation of the classic Hollywood film of the same name.
A modern opera adaptation of the classic 2002 film about three women finding themselves across eras.
A coming of age tale about a woman born into poverty who finds her power as a storyteller.
Lea Michele stars as Fanny Brice in the classic musical comedy.
A solo show about a woman embarking on a journey to solve the mystery her friend's disappearance.
A woman running for local office must face the systemic issues that are affecting her community.
Six-time Tony winner Audra McDonald returns to Broadway in Adrienne Kennedy's thrilling classic.
Tracy Thorne's new solo play about culpability and privilege.
A play about the spiritual, the sexual, and the self.
The halls of a liberal parish are faced with countless crises in a witty and bold new play.
The classic musical about the birth of America, featuring an all-female, non-binary and trans cast.
A cross-country road trip veers off course when family collide with the values of a changing world.
A revival of Giordano's opera about a woman falling in love with an unlikely man.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's bold new take on the classic fairy tale, featuring a princess with an edge.
A debut production of Betty Smith's unproduced play about Becoming a Woman.
The first New York revival of the play by two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage.
An aspiring astronomer is teleported to the Land of Forgotten Toys, where she must save Christmas.