Boulet Brothers Dragula: Titans 2 Tour
Boulet Brothers Dragula: Titans 2 Tour brings the horror-glam drag champions to Irving Plaza on Apr 19, 2026 for a high-energy adult cabaret of camp, shocks and live performances.
Hamlet at BAM starring Hiran Abeysekera
Hiran Abeysekera stars in a witty, contemporary Hamlet at Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) in New York City, running Apr 19–May 17, 2026—a sharp, modern Shakespearean take in BAM's iconic indoor venue.
SCHMIGADOON!
Step into the Nederlander Theatre for Schmigadoon!, a bright Broadway-style musical comedy where two travelers tumble into a magical town that can't stop singing, spoofing beloved golden-age tunes with infectious zest.
Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin
On April 20, 2026 at 7:30 PM, Lincoln Center hosts the Met Opera's Eugene Onegin. Tchaikovsky's sumptuous tragedy of love and pride comes to life with lush orchestration and world-class singers in an iconic NYC venue, part of the 2025-26 Met season.
Met Opera: Eugene Onegin
Step into New York's opulent Metropolitan Opera for Eugene Onegin, a lush Tchaikovsky tragedy delivered by a starry cast, soaring arias and cinematic staging - online price with fees included, save $3 by buying in person at NYU Box Office.
Death of a Salesman
Revival of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman at the Winter Garden Theatre, tracing Willy Loman’s unraveling as his dreams collide with harsh reality.
Ragtime
Ragtime erupts on Broadway at the Vivian Beaumont Theater in New York, a sweeping, epoch-spanning musical that fuses jazz-inflected score with ambitious storytelling on a grand stage.
Dog Day Afternoon
Dog Day Afternoon bursts to life at the August Wilson Theatre in New York, a fast-paced stage adaptation of the infamous 1970s bank robbery that electrified headlines and keeps the audience on the edge.
Joe Turner’s Come and Gone
Taraji P. Henson and Cedric the Entertainer headline the Broadway revival of Joe Turner’s Come and Gone at the August Wilson Theatre, with Orchestra and Mezzanine seating and online prices that still honor the thrill of live theatre.
All Balanchine III
Experience All Balanchine III, a program of Balanchine ballets performed by the New York City Ballet at Lincoln Center. This evening showcases Balanchine's neoclassical works with precise technique and athletic grace, presented in the iconic venue.
BFA Visual and Critical Studies Performance Series
Showcase of student performances from the BFA Visual and Critical Studies program, staged in SVA's Flatiron Project Space. The evening pairs experimental works with critical discourse, offering a window into emerging approaches to art and performance in NYC.
TIME TO ACT: A Live Opera Recording with Audience & Composer Laura Kaminsky
Attend a rare live recording of Laura Kaminsky's new opera Time to Act at National Sawdust, confronting gun violence through the voices of high school students and being captured for national release on the Bright Shining Things label.
Percival Everett, James
In New York’s Peter Jay Sharp Theatre at Symphony Space, Percival Everett and James stage a sharp, provocative theater piece—witty, daring, and audience-ready from $64.
Beaches, A New Musical
Beaches, A New Musical opens April 22, 2026 at the Majestic Theatre in New York City. A Broadway-style adaptation of the beloved film, this high-energy production promises vibrant songs, dazzling staging, and classic showbiz flair.
Met Opera: Innocence
Met Opera: Innocence at the Metropolitan Opera, a lavish staging of music theatre magic; tickets range from $31 to $80, with online prices and a $3 web fee; save by purchasing in person at the NYU Box Office.
Juilliard Drama Presents Aristophanes’ “The Frogs”
Juilliard Drama presents Aristophanes’ The Frogs at Lincoln Center. A live staging of the classic Greek comedy by Juilliard performers, blending sharp satire with classical theatre craft in an iconic NYC venue. An evening of prestige, wit, and high-level acting.
Innovators & Icons
Experience Innovators & Icons at Lincoln Center, a NYC Ballet program blending contemporary choreography with classical technique. This evening performance showcases pioneering works inspired by visionaries, staged in the iconic Lincoln Center theater for a refined, culturally rich night.
Dear Everything
A musical theater piece at BAM about young people banding together to save their local community space, blending live songs with bold staging in Brooklyn's iconic venue.
TIME TO ACT: A Live Opera Recording with Audience & Composer Laura Kaminsky
Attend a rare live recording of Laura Kaminsky's new opera Time to Act at National Sawdust, confronting gun violence through the voices of high school students and being captured for national release on the Bright Shining Things label.
What is Acting? Discussion with Yionoulis, Connington & Carlos
Join Yale School of Drama faculty Evan Yionoulis, Ron Carlos, and Bill Connington for a lively discussion on acting technique, embodiment, and the humanity at the heart of performance. They explore listening, inclusive speechwork, and the Alexander Technique as pathways to authentic acting.
Maybe Happy Ending
Maybe Happy Ending is a contemporary Broadway musical at the Belasco Theatre — a touching, slightly futuristic romance about robots that blends humor and melancholy in a modern theatrical production.
The Wound Where Light Enters
A multimedia theatre performance at Hunter College that reinterprets Rumi’s poetry through music, live drawing, and spoken text. Silkroad Ensemble collaborators weave sound and imagery into a contemplative meditation on displacement, grief, and resilience.
Betty Buckley: Random Notes
Betty Buckley headlines an intimate cabaret evening with Random Notes at Joe's Pub, blending storytelling and song in a piano-driven set at the Public Theater. Expect Buckley's luminous voice, witty anecdotes, and an intimate NYC performance in a venue known for bold, stylish shows.
New Plays Festival: 'Singing Lessons'
An original play from Columbia MFA playwright Edison Hong is part of the New Plays Festival at Lenfest Center for the Arts. Follow Miles, a neuroscience PhD student, as he tries to coax his singing finch Teal 53 to sing again while reflecting on the songs of his life. Performances Fri 3:30 PM and 8:00 PM, Sat 3:30 PM.
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