Daniel Radcliffe is tremendous as an Englishman coping with his mother’s suicide attempts; the audience participates in this exhilarating solo show.
This Is Real
Jean Genet’s writings are an inspiration for this exuberant and beguiling performance piece; nudity is plentiful and an American flag is burned.
Bughouse
John Kelly is awesome as an outsider artist in this spellbinding solo performance piece adapted by Beth Henley and conceived by director Martha Clarke.
Bigfoot!
A goofy 1980’s sci-fi musical spoof: the jovial behemoth’s seclusion is threatened by the town’s dastardly mayor. A dynamic cast lands the many jokes.
Chasing Manhood: Meatpacking District 1970’s
Veteran performer Steve Epstein’s enthralling confessional solo show is an ode to yesteryear New York as well as a personal psychosexual exploration.
The Painter
Caravaggio brings a prostitute to his Rome studio in 1600 to model for his Death of the Virgin painting in this fascinating and well-presented short play.
The Monsters
A young Black woman reunites with her older Black Mixed Martial Artist half-brother in this exhilarating yet thoughtful dysfunctional family drama.
The Cry of the Butterfly
Nicholas Ray’s daughter’s autobiographical fantasia chronicles her dysfunctional upbringing. James Dean also appears in this theatrical presentation.
Hans Litten: The Jew Who Cross-Examined Hitler
A searing dramatization of the little-known 1931 event of a Jewish lawyer who took Hitler to court in Germany; he was later persecuted for this.
The 2026 Kleban Prize for Musical Theatre
Tony-winners Santino Fontana sang and Susan Stroman spoke, and the winners for librettist and lyricist were fêted during this annual commemorative event.