Tomorrow’s Shows

A musical seance where blues, gospel, and folk fuse into a ritual of memory and loss.

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

Quirky kids compete in a cutthroat spelling bee in this heartfelt comedy about the agony and ecstasy of adolescence.

Four performers on treadmills run 20km while completing absurd audience-suggested tasks. Part comedy, part endurance art.

In 1936 London, 100,000 ordinary people stood together against a fascist march.

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

Based on Susanna Kaysen's bestselling memoir, a young woman admits herself to a psychiatric hospital and forms unexpected bonds with the women inside.

Four teenage musicians collide and connect during one pivotal summer at a Berkeley music program.

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.

A Spanish musical about faith, friendship, and growing up.

The beloved cult-classic musical about a man-eating plant, now in its 7th year Off Broadway.

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A solo show about gay comedian Frank Maya, who died of AIDS in 1995.

Bedlam's new staging of Shakespeare's tragedy of jealousy, manipulation, and destruction.

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

A dark comedy about how ordinary people become complicit in evil at work.

Thornton Wilder's final play.

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

The true story of the Scottish entertainer who conquered the world before anyone else.

A world premiere bringing audiences into the lives of teenagers.

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

At the height of the AIDS epidemic, a stranger arrives in a ghost town seeking refuge.

Two maids role play their darkest fantasies about their mistress until performance and reality begin to blur. A digital-age reimagining of Genet's masterpiece.

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

Three lives. Three monologues. Tiny choices ripple across centuries and continents.

The true story of a comedian's obscenity trial and the lawyer who tried to save him.

A playwright dramatizes her broken relationship, but passion blurs into obsession.

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

A satire exploring father-daughter bonding, cultural appropriation, and untold family histories through a summer program.

One actor, 35 characters — the true story of a small-town bully, a reign of terror, and mob justice.

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

Company XIV turns Little Red Riding Hood into a burlesque show with aerial acts.

A woman in a small Midwestern town rebuilds her life after a crisis.

On a summer day in Northampton, the founder of a women's wellness center hosts guests in her backyard as tensions threaten to destroy the community she built.

A one-person musical tracing a performer's journey from shy childhood to creative freedom through drag.

A musical seance where blues, gospel, and folk fuse into a ritual of memory and loss.

Two strangers have a one-night stand that becomes complicated.

A musical spoof featuring the beloved sitcom's characters.