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The award-winning British farce about an amateur theater company whose production collapses in real time.

A live-looping hip-hop musical telling the untold story of enslaved Americans who escaped to Mexico.

A solo show by Mona Pirnot, performed by David Greenspan, directed by Ken Rus Schmoll.

A writer retreats to a remote cabin to cure his block. He may not be alone.

Inside the mind of a reclusive janitor who secretly created a vast, fantastical universe.

World premiere by Ngozi Anyanwu. A Manhattan Theatre Club production at New York City Center Stage II, in association with Two River Theater.

World premiere by Jordan Tannahill, directed by Shayok Misha Chowdhury. A Playwrights Horizons and Soho Rep co-production.

Four short plays by Caryl Churchill, directed by James Macdonald, in their New York premiere at The Public Theater.

Thornton Wilder's final play.

The pitch-black cult-classic musical about high school's deadliest social hierarchy. Now extended through September.

Five actors meet. One drinks five shots of whiskey. Then attempts Shakespeare. Hilarity ensues.

The ancient Japanese art of comic storytelling, performed in English by the only Western master of rakugo.