Cost n’ Mayor's '11 to Midnight' to premiere off Broadway in January

The theatrical dance show is co-created by and stars viral sensations Austin and Marideth Telenko, collectively known on social media as Cost n’ Mayor.

Summary

• The dance-theatre show 11 to Midnight will play the Orpheum Theatre off Broadway from January 28 to March 1
• Viral dance duo Cost n’ Mayor choreograph and star in the production
• 11 to Midnight takes place over 1 hour among a group of friends at a New Year's Eve party

Cost n’ Mayor and Hideaway Circus will present the new theatrical dance production 11 to Midnight off Broadway at the Orpheum Theatre from January 28 to March 1, 2026.

11 to Midnight is set during one hour at a New Year's Eve party in NYC, when seven friends come together to toast the new year, make wishes, and navigate the messy magic of their bonds. This story unfolds through energetic, street-style dance and a multi-genre score combining original compositions by Jacob Aviner, Spencer Novich, and Steve Toulmin.

The show is choreographed by Austin and Marideth Telenko, the viral dancer/choreographer couple best known to millions of social media followers as Cost n’ Mayor. They co-created 11 to Midnight with Hideaway Circus, a Brooklyn-based production company presenting shows that combine circus, dance, and magic, including the long-running Romeo & Juliet adaptation Beyond Babel.

The Telenkos will also star in 11 to Midnight, whose cast also features dancers Brendon Chan, Kati Simon, Ache Richardson, Makenzie Olsen, and Tyson Hill. Kristalyn Gill and Jake Urban serve as swings. The company was chosen from online submissions from more than 500 performers from 28 states and 9 countries.

Under the direction of Lyndsay Magid Aviner, 11 to Midnight features scenic design by Arnell Sancianco, costume design by Barbara Erin, lighting designers Jeff Croiter and Sean Beach, sound designers Ben Scheff, and special effects by Jeremy Chernick.

Check back for information on 11 to Midnight tickets on New York Theatre Guide.

Photo credit: Austin and Marideth Telenko. (Photo courtesy of production)