All Plays

(Broadway and Off-Broadway)

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• 1984

  1984 is the new theatrical adaptation by Robert Icke and Duncan Macmillan of George Orwell’s famous dystopian novel.

• A Doll’s House, Part 2

  A Doll’s House, Part 2 is a new show by Lucas Hnath starring Laurie Metcalf. The story picks up years after Ibsen’s original script, when Nora comes back to the house she left so long ago.

• Amy and the Orphans

  Amy and the Orphans is a new play that follows two sisters who meet up with their sister Amy who has Down syndrome. A few twists and turns reveal much more going on beneath the surface.

• Black Angels Over Tuskegee

  This insightful and moving historical drama, which focuses on six men fighting against racial prejudice to become pilots in the United States Army Air Force, continues its long run at St. Luke’s Theatre. Based on true events, Black Angels Over Tuskegee is an inspirational story of hope, fortitude and bravery.

• Blue Man Group

  Blue Man Group features three characters who resemble men in various ways except that they are blue. They are also bald, look sort of plastic and are dressed entirely in black. They take the stage to perform an array of musical, comic and magic bits, which are seemingly unrelated except by the fact that one moment builds upon the other to create an evening of total entertainment. These enigmatic presences never speak but they keep audiences enthralled with their ability ...

• Building the Wall

  Building the Wall is a brand new politically theatrical event written by Pulitzer and Tony winner Robert Schenkan (All The Way)!

• Children of a Lesser God

  Children of a Lesser God is a powerful drama and touching story of a romance that blossoms between a new teacher at a school for the deaf and the cleaning lady who was once their top student.

• Church & State

  Church & State is a new play by Jason Odell Williams about politics, religion and social media.

• Cost of Living

  Cost of Living is a new play about four people and how their lives and bodies intersect and impact each other.

• Drunk Shakespeare

  Every show is different in Drunk Shakespeare as 5 professional actors meet to perform one of Shakespeare’s plays, except one of them is definitely drunk!

• Farinelli and the King

  Farinelli and the King is Claire van Kampen’s riveting play accompanied by fantastic music and will appear on Broadway with Tony & Oscar winner Mark Rylance as King Philippe V of Spain!

• Fulfillment Center

  Fulfillment Center stars Deirdre O’Connell as a folk singer whose luck seems to be fleeting. Add in a young manager with girlfriend problems and a drifter with a secret and this world premiere will surprise you and make you gasp!

• Gazillion Bubble Show

  This show will simply amaze your entire family. There’s no plot here but there is spectacle, science and imaginative creativity. Developed by Fan and Ana Yang, who are also husband and wife, this show utilizes special lighting effects, lasers and magnificent bubble artistry. This is a magical evening in the theatre that is totally kid friendly.

• Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

  Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is the eighth story in the Harry Potter series, originally written by J.K. Rowling. In this new Potter-story, Harry is an overworked employee with three kids . His struggles with his youngest son Albus forces them both to confront past and present issues.

• How To Transcend a Happy Marriage

  How To Transcend a Happy Marriage is a new play by acclaimed playwright Sarah Ruhl that explores love, friendship and the restraints that sometimes come with those.

• Indecent

  Indecent is a new play with music ay by Paula Vogel, that is inspired by true events and looks at the Broadway debut of the controversial show God of Vengeance and the artists and performers that risked everything, including their lives, to perform it.

• Junk

  Junk is Ayad Ahktar’s new play about financial turmoil and American capitalism. Junk follows Robert Merkin in 1985 as he tries to change the world – but will it be for the better or for worse?

• Kingdom Come

  Kingdom Come is a new play by Jenny Rachel Weiner that explores whether chemistry can be real when people aren’t who they say they are.

• Lobby Hero

  Lobby Hero is Kenneth Lonergan’s fantastic drama about ambition and desire in the middle of the night. Chris Evans and Michael Cera will star in this revival!

• M. Butterfly

  M. Butterfly is a new adaptation of Puccini’s opera Madame Butterfly directed by Julie Taymor and starring Clive Owen as a French diplomat in love with Song, a soprano at the Beijing Opera with some terrible secrets.

• Marvin’s Room

  Marvin’s Room is Scott McPherson’s new drama about two sisters who have not talked in a long time and are now forced to face long awaited family plans.

• Not That Jewish

  Not That Jewish is Monica Piper’s autobiographical show about her life as a Jew-ish woman, from her show-business family to her own family as a single mom and as a TV-writer for shows such as Roseanne and Rugrats.

• On the Exhale

  On the Exhale is Mary Zimmerman’s new play starring Marin Ireland which offers a uniquely drawn perspective on the American gun crisis.

• Oslo

  Oslo is the true story of Norwegian diplomat Mona Juul and her husband who orchestrated secret peace negotiations between Israel and Palestine that culminated in the signing of the Oslo Accords in 1993.

• Othello: The Remix

  Othello: The Remix is an original show by the Q Brothers that combines Othello with original hip hop beats to highlight the original rhythm and meter of the Bard.

• Pipeline

  Pipeline is Dominique Morisseau’s premiering drama about an inner-city public high school teacher whose only son goes to a private boarding school, until he is threatened with expulsion.

• Plenty

  Rachel Weisz will star in Plenty, a new work by Tony Award winner David Hare, about a British secret agent during the end of WWII and the decades that followed.

• Present Laughter

  Kevin Kline stars in Noel Coward’s comedy classic Present Laughter. Kevin Kline plays Garry Essendine, an actor who lands himself in all kinds of unwanted trouble, including with his ex-wife and manager, after an interesting encounter with a fan.

• Sex Tips for Straight Women from a Gay Man

  This hilarious romantic comedy offers women insights into dating, romance, and sex from what some may consider to be the most unlikely source. Sex Tips for Straight Women from a Gay Man is a smart and sexy “tour de farce.”

• Shear Madness

  Shear Madness is the multi-city hit murder mystery that after more than 30 years comes to NYC! It’s unpredictable, hilarious, and totally engaging.

• Significant Other

  Significant Other is a brand new play by Joshua Harmon. It follows Jordan Berman who tries to find the right guy while his closest girlfriends are all getting married.

• Sistas

  Sistas is an epic tale of Black women in America told through the songs of artists such as Ma Rainey, Billie Holiday, Lena Horn, Erykah Badu, Jill Scott and Beyoncé. Offering stories that focus on the struggles, triumphs and passions of such women, this moving narrative starts with the days of Jim Crow and takes us to the present.

• Six Degrees of Separation

  Six Degrees of Separation stars Allison Janney and John Benjamin Hickey as a New York couple who take in a young man named Paul who has connections to them in ways they couldn’t imagine.

• Sleep No More

  In Sleep No More, the story of Shakespeare’s Macbeth is set in and unfolds in a chic 1920s hotel. This is an amazing environmental production that keeps the audience moving as it utilizes five floors of the McKittrick Hotel to tell the story.

• Sweat

  Sweat is Lynn Nottage’s new play making its Broadway debut after a very successful run at The Public Theater. Sweat follows a group of friends that all work together in a factory until layoffs and other unfortunate events threatens their friendship.

• That Physics Show

  In this spectacular new show, David Maiullo brings the world of physics on stage and demonstrates how his “magic” controls the world we live in.

• The Children

  The Children is Lucy Kirkwood’s new play that follows two nuclear engineers, now retired and living a quiet life on the British seacoast when they get a surprise visit from an old friend.

• The Glass Menagerie

  The Glass Menagerie, written by Tennesee Williams and starring Joe Mantello and Sally Field, follows the story of Tom, his sister and his mother who is obsessed with taking care of the sister.

• The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe

  With a strong focus on imagination and playfulness, comes this adaptation of C.S. Lewis beloved book, The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe. Suitable for all ages and especially for kids, this is the well known story of four siblings who find the magical world of Narnia through their wardrobe and where they meet the mythical lion Aslan and have to stand with him against the evil White Witch who has cursed the land of Narnia.

• The Little Foxes

  Lillian Hellman’s riveting drama The Little Foxes stars Laura Linney and Cynthia Nixon as Regina and Birdie Hubbard, alternating these roles for the duration of the run. The Little Foxes is set in Alabama around the turn of the twentieth century as tensions in the Hubbard clan continue to rise.

• The Minutes

  The Minutes is a new play by Tracy Letts (August: Osage County, Killer Joe) that focuses on a town council meeting that covers many trivial matters and in the process shows the dark underbelly of the town!

• The Play That Goes Wrong

  The Play That Goes Wrong is the recent Olivier Award winning play following the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society that tries to put on a murder mystery which – as the title suggests – goes terribly wrong.

• The Terms of My Surrender

  The Terms of My Surrender is Oscar-winner Michael Moore’s new interactive solo play about the state of the United States and how in hell we got here and where to go next!

• Three Tall Women

  Three Tall Women is the premiere of Edward Albee’s powerful drama starring Laurie Metcalf and Glenda Jackson!

• Time and the Conways

  Time and the Conways is J.B. Priestly’s challenging drama  making its Broadway return starring Elizabeth McGovern as Mrs. Conway!

• To Kill A Mockingbird

  To Kill A Mockingbird, the novel written by Harper Lee, is coming to Broadway, as an adaptation by Aaron Sorkin. The story of To Kill A Mockingbird follows Atticus Finch, a lawyer in a small town in 1930’s Alabama, whose kids Scout and Jem are hugely affected by Atticus’ decision to defend a black man accused of rape.    

• White Rabbit Red Rabbit

  White Rabbit Red Rabbit is a new avant garde show by the Iranian playwright Nassim Soleimanpour. No-one is allowed to talk about it, and Google-ing the play is frowned upon, which is why the content is not known. In addition to that, there’s a new actor every performance that has never seen the play either. This global sensation is a new mix of social experiment and theater performance.