Get in on the boozy, bawdy fun of this long-running New York hit. In Drunk Shakespeare, five actors perform an abridged version of a Shakespeare play, except one takes five shots of liquor first. You, the audience, remain in your seats, but as the performers keeps the drunk actor's antics in check and the play moving forward, they're talking directly to you and performing among you.

You can even purchase a special package that lets you sit on a throne, enjoy champagne and caviar, and make decisions at certain points in the show. And of course, anyone can order a drink for themselves.

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Willkommen to a Cabaret like no other. For the latest Broadway revival, the August Wilson Theatre has been totally transformed into the Kit Kat Club. A pre-show features music and dance performances in the venue's lounge, immediately giving off the nightclub feel. During the actual show, you're seated on all sides of the stage and the actors move all around you. You might even be pulled up on stage!

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Bobby Darin was at his best when performing live, so the creators of Just in Time, about the 20th-century singer's life, wanted to recreate that vibe. The Circle in the Square becomes a 1950s nightclub where Jonathan Groff, as Darin, interacts with the audience, especially the ones at the cabaret tables in the center of the venue. You won't get more up close and personal with a star than this.

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From the creators of the celebrated immersive show Sleep No More comes Viola's Room, a 50-minute sensory experience narrated, through headphones, by Helena Bonham Carter. Audiences hear a thrilling tale adapted from Barry Pain’s 1901 gothic short story "The Moon-Slave," walking through the world of the story as they do so.

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