Women Center Stage (NY Reviews) (44)
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!
An acoustic musical written & performed by Florencia Iriondo.
This all-ages musical spectacle tells the untold true story of the Witches of Oz.
A brand new musical that imagines a new life for Juliet after Romeo, scored to iconic pop hits.
A tech worker suspended due to a viral video seeks job reinstatement in this psychological thriller.
In Harlem's braiding salon, immigrant braiders face love, dreams, and belonging.
A new musical adaptation of the classic Hollywood film of the same name.
Melissa Etheridge brings her iconic hits and intimate storytelling to Broadway.
The five-time Tony Award-winning musical about growing up and growing old… in no particular order.
A salacious comedy behind closed doors about secrets, love, and secret loves.
An exuberant, pop celebration of 21st century girl power featuring the wives of Henry VIII.
A widow's life is disrupted by an unexpected guest, revealing secrets in a small community.
Two caregivers must care for a difficult woman in this new comedy.
Anne Frank reevaluates her diary, confronting human darkness in this new work.
An immersive disco pop musical about the rise and fall of Imelda Marcos.
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.
Doris Day's retrospective unveils hidden life moments through her beloved songs.
A group of women ponders suffering & desire in failing bodies in this new play by Annie Baker.
Amid a plague, an orphan named Mary is adopted and taught to be as holy as can be in this new play.
Based on a classic tale, this comedic journey explores survival, myth, and moral dilemmas.
In 1968, Lin Shaye's life shifts dramatically amid artistic growth and personal upheaval.
A musical adaptation of the classic fairy tale.
Three Black nurses face racism and sexism at Fort Huachuca during WWII.
A play about two former best friends, re-examining their past relationship.