
Natalie Palamides's new show will be the first theatre production at the historic Off-Broadway venue since 2023, when the film studio A24 assumed ownership.
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Natalie Palamides's new show will be the first theatre production at the historic Off-Broadway venue since 2023, when the film studio A24 assumed ownership.

The Emmy Award nominee wrote and stars in this play about a Latin American family in 1990s Queens, and much of the cast from the D.C. world premiere returns.

Experience everything from large-scale acts from world-renowned magicians to intimate productions where unbelievable illusions happen inches before your eyes.

The romance play, written by Charles Randolph-Wright and starring Jay Ellis and Stephanie Nur, began its limited run at the Lucille Lortel Theatre in June.

The 40th anniversary season will include four plays, three of which have been announced so far, plus a children's musical across the institution's two venues.

The Handmaid's Tale Emmy nominee Brewer will make her Off-Broadway debut in the hit musical revival alongside Christopher, who returns to the role of Seymour.

The Oscar nominee wrote and stars in Ava: The Secret Conversations, about the drama behind the creation of Gardner's posthumously published autobiography.

The acclaimed two-person musical, featuring live music looping, comes to Audible's Minetta Lane Theatre after previous runs in New York, Baltimore, and Berkeley.

The award-winning comedian and viral social media sensation will perform their stand-up comedy show at the SoHo Playhouse for three weeks only this fall.

Manhattan Theatre Club has named the full cast for its production of Pulitzer Prize winner Martyna Majok's drama, playing at New York City Center this fall.
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