Robot-fueled tricks and DIY chaos power this high-energy magic show for all ages.
John Krasinski stars in this dark-comedy solo play following a divorced dad's descent into online extremism.
The musical comedy classic stars Elizabeth Gillies and Graham Phillips beginning June 17.
A musical parody of the classic film, Titanic, using Celine Dion's music.
A witty and faithful adaptation of Austen’s classic romance, brought to life by three actors.
A gripping drama of love and survival between a hip-hop artist and an Afghan interpreter in Kabul.
A journey blending cirque, music, and dance, expressing human stories with superhuman skills.
A clownish, absurd look at American boyhood, the Vietnam War, and the boys in between.
A musical parody of TV's "Friends" from the 90s, featuring favorite moments from all seasons.
This Tony Award winning farce portrays the doomed opening night of The Murder at Haversham Manor.
Two lifelong friends share decades of love, loss, and letters—without ever meeting in person.
A powerful, hilarious solo show on war, trauma, and the resilience of the human spirit.
Celebrate Broadway's musical geniuses by beautiful candlelight.
A struggling Harlem family grapples with dreams, crime, and simmering tensions in the 1950s.
A hypochondriac’s wild schemes spark chaos in this sharp, witty take on Molière’s classic comedy.
The only living non-Japanese Master of the art of comic storytelling, brings Rakugo to New York.
Nat "King" Cole confronts racial barriers during his final 1957 TV show broadcast.
An improvised solo show where audience interaction creates a unique, comedic experience each night.
African American laundresses' 1881 strike for fair wages and respect in Atlanta.
"Open" is a magic show with no magic. A woman called The Magician seems to pantomime a myriad of tricks, but…
An interactive new musical based on the popular hit TV series.
A long-married couple reflects on life and legacy during a summer night's lunar eclipse.
A bold satire on philanthropy’s hypocrisies, written and starring the great Taylor Mac.
A satirical exploration of power, privilege, and colonization through queer and trans voices.