Tomorrow’s Shows

One drunk actor tries to perform Romeo and Juliet while sober actors help.

The final chapter in the Maltby & Shire revue trilogy. A funny and touching musical about life, love, and laughter in your third act.

Jennifer Tilly and Daphne Rubin-Vega in a chilling, AI-era revival of Elmer Rice's 1923 expressionist classic.

Celia Keenan-Bolger and Tony Shalhoub in Anna Ziegler's razor-sharp modern reimagining of Sophocles.

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

Five teenage girls in rural Texas raise calves and wrestle with what it means to be good — at school, at God, at girlhood.

Three Chinese-American businesswomen's monthly lunch is disrupted by a 24-year-old in this sharp world-premiere comedy.

A family reunion during the holidays gets complicated by espionage, roller disco, and cults.

It’s part science, part spectacle, and all sensational.

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

A boyhood dream becomes jaw-dropping reality in this high-tech magic memoir.

Oscar, a nerdy Dominican-American college student, tries to become a writer and find love while dealing with a family curse.

Let your fantasies unwind...

A comedian talks about debt, bad jobs, breakups, and having a famous last name.

A new absurdist musical about three sailors on shore leave — skewering military culture with slapstick and song.

A young journalist chases the New York Times but lands at the city's trashiest tabloid.

Former U.S. Ambassador Julissa Reynoso's true story — from Dominican immigrant to State Department official.

A Russian director flees to New York and attempts to stage Chekhov amid displacement and censorship. Extended run.

Patrick Page stars in Shakespeare's most extreme tragedy in this limited Red Bull Theater engagement.

Six original short plays by Shanley, Kessler, Brunstetter, and others on escaping limits.

Matthew Broderick stars in the American premiere of David Ireland's explosive dark comedy about Northern Irish identity.

Wallace Shawn and André Gregory reunite for a surreal three-hour dissection of middle-class complacency.

A true story of love found in 1933 Poland as the shadow of history closes in.

Original choreography from West Side Story, Singin' in the Rain, A Chorus Line, and more — on one stage.

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

Hugh Jackman and Ella Beatty in Hannah Moscovitch's provocative examination of desire and power.

A billionaire's quest for immortality leads to disturbing experiments with identity.

Jesse Tyler Ferguson plays Truman Capote in a devastating solo monologue drawn entirely from Capote's own words.

Corey Stoll and Cecily Strong on a disastrous first date in Tom Noonan's devastating chamber piece.

A feminist reimagining of Sophocles' tragedy with a chorus of great thinkers putting Jocasta on the throne.

A new pop opera about a vampire who falls in love with a mortal.

A lo-fi comedy about heartbreak, featuring science, songs, and one woman playing every man in someone's love life.

A psychiatrist becomes the main suspect when her husband is murdered.

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

A musical spoof featuring the beloved sitcom's characters.