
The cast of the new dance theatre show 11 to Midnight shares what to expect and why movement-based shows are just as accessible as traditional, wordy ones.
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The cast of the new dance theatre show 11 to Midnight shares what to expect and why movement-based shows are just as accessible as traditional, wordy ones.

Described as a vampire pop opera, the show starts performances at Theatre 555 in February, with a team that includes Masquerade and Dancing With the Stars creatives.

The critically acclaimed hip-hop musical played at the Minetta Lane Theatre in the fall and will now transfer to the Daryl Roth Theatre for another limited run.

Adapted from the hit movie starring Tatum, the show seen in London and Las Vegas now makes its New York debut at a new venue in Midtown Manhattan.

At every performance of the musical comedy at New World Stages, four audience members get to spell alongside the actors. New York Theatre Guide's editor reports on the experience.

The company of Jake Brasch's play, about a young man who connects with his grandparents in unexpected ways, gives a crash course on the genre-blending story.

Julissa Reynoso and Michael J. Chepiga's world-premiere political drama, inspired by true events, begins performances at The Public Theater in March.

The New Group's revival of Elmer L. Rice's 1923 play, running at the Theatre at St. Clements from March, will feature four stage and screen favorites.

You Got Older follows unmoored and unsettled Mae as she moves home to care for her sick father. Once there, she meets a mysterious stranger who might provide the intimacy she's been craving more easily than her own family.

Karan Brar, Brandon Flynn, Sophia Lillis, and Justin H. Min star in Matthew Libby's tech thriller about a brilliant young engineer facing an ethical dilemma.
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