It's your last chance to board the Ship of Dreams before Titanique closes September 20! This award-winning parody musical, with a boatload of stars at the helm, sets a zany retelling of the Titanic film to Celine Dion’s hit songs and employs a fictionalized version of the pop star as narrator. Shall you go for it? Absolutely.

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Paranormal Activity opened to scary good reviews in late August, and what better time to see it now that the Halloween season is coming up? Set in the world of the horror franchise, the hair-raising stage play centers on a troubled couple whose demons follow them from Chicago to London.

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Denée Benton, Patina Miller, Jasmine Amy Rogers, and more Broadway queen bees lead Jocelyn Bioh's award-winning play about Ghanaian private school girls competing for beauty pageant glory. Bioh and director Whitney White, the Tony-nominated team behind Jaja's African Hair Braiding, reunite for the Broadway premiere of the acclaimed comedy.

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Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Ed Harris, Allison Janney, Joe Keery, and Lily Rabe: Need we say more? This A-list cast plays a powerful family on the verge of public ruin in Jon Robin Baitz's Pulitzer-nominated drama.

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Lupita Nyong’o, Edie Falco, and more rotate in the leading role of Marin Ireland's acclaimed drama, returning off Broadway with the story of a woman piecing her life back together after an abusive relationship.

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For the first time, a Japanese manga is coming off the page and onto the Off-Broadway stage. Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen follows a young woman who finds her power in writing, particularly about the unusual clients where she works — but who also struggles with her own dark obsession.

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Saturday Night Live alum and Schmigadoon! Tony nominee Ana Gasteyer transforms into her comedic alter ego, September L. Davis, in which the titular diva invites celebrity guests to help her right past wrongs. This strictly limited engagement runs for three weeks on Sunday and Monday nights only.

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This Edinburgh Festival Fringe hit is like storytime for adults: In an attempt to save literacy, Garry Starr — the clownish alter ego of Damien Warren-Smith — hilariously performs every Penguin Classic novel ever released. All this happens in about an hour, and in the nude.

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From Tony Award nominee Jamie Armitage (Six) comes an immersive play about a man who gets haunted while recording a horror audiobook. Audiences wear headphones to hear every chilling whisper, sound, and creak.

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Real life can make for the best drama. So it goes in Daniel Fish's (Oklahoma!) acclaimed theatrical recreation of a fiery TV debate between AIDS researcher Dr. Anthony Fauci and playwright/activist Larry Kramer. Tony Award winner Will Brill and Thomas Jay Ryan star.

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Actor Jacob Ming-Trent shares his personal history as defined by poets, preachers, rappers, and, of course, the Bard in this autobiographical show about self-discovery and the power of words.

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"The boys are fucked." The punchy tagline of Degenerates points to an isolated community of men whose online hatred leads to real-world consequences. Degenerates is the latest show from writer Else Went and director Emma Rosa Went, the team behind last season's coming-of-age epic Initiative.

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A fictional theatre company wildly reimagines The Diary of Anne Frank in this no-holds-barred satire of history, politics, and identity, inspired by a viral thread on the social media site X. After a buzzy premiere last season, the musical returns off Broadway for an encore engagement.

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Ryan J. Haddad, known for his deeply personal solo shows, employs a full cast of characters for his latest comedic play about multiple generations of gay men and the ways they connect through art, love, and getting older.

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Writer Max Wolf Friedlich and director Michael Herwitz, the acclaimed team behind the thriller play Job, reunite with this new dark comedy about the danger and desire that erupt in a dive bar with a padlocked back room. Robert Pattinson produces the show with his company Icki Eneo Arlo.

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Described as a time-hopping, mythic folktale, creation stories follows a woman trying to keep up with all the demands life asks of her as child, artist, possible mother, and more. Nigerian writer Mfoniso Udofia, who's also written for TV shows like 13 Reasons Why, A League of Their Own, and Lessons in Chemistry, brings this new work to Lincoln Center Theater.

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Obie Award winner Roger Guenveur Smith pays tribute to his friend and collaborator Jean-Michel Basquiat in this deeply personal solo show celebrating the life of the visionary artist.

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One couple is on the rocks — literally, on a research trip in the South Pacific. Another couple turns up and brings a life-changing storm with them. Joshua Owen's Human Things stars Tony Award winner Victoria Clark (Kimberly Akimbo), Ben Rosenfield (Boardwalk Empire), and more.

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