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WHAT'S HERE: Use this page to find out what shows will be running during a particular week. Select the dates you're interested in on the calendar below. Shows that are currently selling tickets for performances any time during the date window you select will then be displayed. Click on boldface show titles to learn more about them, and click on ticket links to purchase tickets online. Listings are accurate as of publication, but are subject to change.
Shows on sale between Nov 9, 2009 and Nov 15, 2009
"DE NOVO" - Part 1: Lil' Silent: A new play by Jeffrey Solomon that tells true story of 14-year-old Edgar Chocoy, who fled Guatemala to escape the largest gang in Central America, only to be sentenced to death by a flawed U.S. immigration system. (Gerald W. Lynch at John Jay College) $15.00. Order Tickets
A Steady Rain: A new play by Keith Huff. Daniel Craig and Hugh Jackman star as two Chicago cops who are lifelong friends who give differing accounts of a few harrowing days that changed their lives forever. (Schoenfeld Theatre) $66.50 - $140.00. Order Tickets
Accomplice: The Village: A new theatrical interactive outdoor adventure from the team behind Accomplice: New York, this time set in Greenwich Village. () $55.00. Order Tickets
Acting Alone: A new play by David M. Korn, billed as "the true story of Lee Harvey Oswald." (Arclight Theatre) $18.00. Order Tickets
After Miss Julie: Roundabout Theatre Company presents the U.S. premiere of a play by Patrick Marber that transposes Strindberg's famous play to England in 1945. (American Airlines Theatre) $66.50 - $111.50. Order Tickets
Agamemnon: A new translation of Aeschylus's famous play by Alexander Harrington, presented by Eleventh Hour Theatre Company. (Ellen Stewart Theater) $18.00. Order Tickets
Altar Boyz: A new musical comedy by Gary Adler, Michael Patrick Walker, and Kevin Del Aguila about a Christian boy band. (New World Stages) $25.00 - $75.00. Order Tickets
Americana Kamikaze: Temporary Distortion delves into the worlds of Japanese ghost stories and "J-Horror". (P.S. 122) $20.00. Order Tickets
An Evening at the Carlyle: A new musical revue by Albert M. Tapper that takes place at the famed Bemelmans Bar in the Hotel Carlyle. (Algonquin Theater) $35.00. Order Tickets
An Evening with Ellis & Park: Tim Ellis and Matthew Park perform an hour-long set of original songs while exploring their creative "bromance." (Peoples Improv Theatre) $8.00. Order Tickets
Are You There, Zeus? It's Me, Electra: A new farce by Aliza Shane, based on the famous play by Sophocles. (Looking Glass Theatre) $18.00. Order Tickets
Avenue Q: The hit musical moves to a smaller Broadway theatre. It's about the denizens of a Brooklyn neighborhood, some of whom are puppets. (New World Stages) $69.50 - $126.50. Order Tickets
Baby Wants Candy: The famed improv troupe returns with a brand new fully improvised musical every Saturday night. (Barrow Street Theatre) $20.00. Order Tickets
bauhaus the bauhaus: Modernism! Utopia! Architecture! Sit-upons! The Nerve Tank explores the Bauhaus, the seminal German school of design that operated from 1919 until 1933, when the Nazi regime shut it down. (Brooklyn Lyceum) $18.00. Order Tickets
Billy Elliot the Musical: A new musical by Elton John and Lee Hall, based on the film of the same name about a young boy who dreams of becoming a dancer. (Imperial Theatre) $41.50 - $301.50. Order Tickets
Blue Lanterns: A solo show written and performed by Branislav Tomich about what he calls "The Three D's": Death, Depression, and Dementia. (Stage Left Studio) $20.00. Order Tickets
Blue Man Group: A supremely silly, long-running performance featuring music, gags, video, flying food, flying paint, and lots and lots of paper. (Astor Place Theatre) $68.00 - $78.00. Order Tickets
Brecht on Brecht: Accidental Repertory Theater presents a revival of this compilation of the work of playwright Bertolt Brecht. (John Strasberg Studios) $15.00. Order Tickets
Broke-ology: A new play by Nathan Louis Jackson about two brothers who are called home to care for their ailing father. Presented by Lincoln Center Theater. (Mitzi Newhouse Theater) $80.00 - $85.00. Order Tickets
Brownsville Bred ... Growing Up Elaine: A one-woman show written and performed by Elaine Del Valle about her experiences growing up Latina in the African American ghetto of Brownsville, New York. (Nuyorican Poets Cafe) $15.00. Order Tickets
Burn the Floor: A ballroom dance revue, created, directed, and choreographed by Jason Gilkison. (Longacre Theatre) $39.50 - $111.50. Order Tickets
Bye Bye Birdie: Roundabout Theatre Company presents a revival of the 1960 musical comedy about a rock 'n' roll star who is drafted into the army. (Henry Miller's Theatre) $86.50 - $136.50. Order Tickets
Cedar City Falls: a Mid-West Conflict: A weekly live soap opera a small peaceful town that gets plunged into full-scale civil war. Tuesdays; with rotating cast. (Cell Theatre) $18.00. Order Tickets
Celebrity Autobiography: A rotating cast performs selections from the autobiographies of celebrities. (Triad) $35.00 - $45.00. Order Tickets
Chicago: A revival of the musical about a pair of murderesses and the razzle-dazzle lawyer who gets them off. Featuring terrific dancing in the style of Bob Fosse. (Ambassador Theatre) $64.00 - $186.50. Order Tickets
Circle Mirror Transformation: Four lost New Englanders enroll in a community center drama class experiment in this new play by Annie Baker. (Playwrights Horizons Peter J Sharp) $50.00. Order Tickets
Circumcise Me: In this one-man comedy, Yisrael Campbell takes the audience on a personal journey through his struggles with drugs and alcohol and his eventual salvation in the Jewish faith. (Bleecker Street Theatre) $66.50. Order Tickets
Cycatrix Adaptitude: Taking place in four exclusive Chelsea and Williamsburg lofts, this is a performance event within a party experience. Presented by Inverse Theater Company. (Various apartments in Manhattan) Order Tickets
Danny and Sylvia: The Danny Kaye Musical: A musical by Robert McElwaine about the marriage and careers of Danny Kaye and his wife Sylvia Fine. (St. Luke's Theatre) $31.50 - $75.00. Order Tickets
Dead Ringer: A play by Gino DiIorio set in Texas in 1885, about a rancher, his sister, and the young stranger who comes to visit them. (New Jersey Repertory Company) $35.00 - $40.00. Order Tickets
Don't Leave It All To Your Children: A musical revue that celebrates the occasionally bumpy but always amusing journey as baby boomers become seniors. (Actors Temple Theatre) $31.50 - $56.50. Order Tickets
Down Range: A new play by Jeffrey Skinner exposing how returning soldiers survive the war at home. (Theater Three) $18.00. Order Tickets
Dreamgirls: A revival of the musical about the rise and fall of various singers in the Motown era. This engagement is at the Apollo Theatre, prior to a national tour. (Apollo Theatre, 253 West 125 Street) Order Tickets
El caballero del milagro: A new production of a play by Lope de Vega. (Teatro Circulo) $25.00. Order Tickets
Embraceable Me: A play by Victor L. Cahn about the journey of two friends, a man and a woman. (Kirk Theatre) $35.00. Order Tickets
Fela!: A musical based on the life of groundbreaking African composer, performer, and activist Fela Anikulapo Kuti. This played off-Broadway last season. (Eugene O'Neill Theatre) $27.00 - $227.00. Order Tickets
Finian's Rainbow: A revival of the classic musical fantasy about an Irishman, his daughter, a leprechaun, and their adventures in the Southern state of Missitucky. (St. James Theatre) $25.00 - $250.00. Order Tickets
Five Women Wearing the Same Dress: A revival of Alan Ball's play about the five bridesmaids in a Tennessee wedding. (Duo Multicultural Arts Center) $18.00 - $25.00. Order Tickets
Fuerza Bruta: Look Up: A new physical theater event from the creators of De La Guarda. (Daryl Roth Theatre) $75.00. Order Tickets
Girls Night: The Musical: This musical from the UK is about five friends in their 30s and 40s during a wild and outrageous girls night out at a karaoke bar. (Sofia's Restaurant) $55.00. Order Tickets
God of Carnage: A new play by Yasmina Reza, described as "a comedy of manners without the manners." (Jacobs Theatre) $66.50 - $116.50. Order Tickets
Granada: A new play by Avi Glickstein about a young woman who has been invited by the King of Spain in 1992 to stand in for all the Jews exiled from that country during the Inquisition. (Access Theatre) $17.00. Order Tickets
Hair: A revival of the The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical; this production premiered last summer at the Delacorte Theatre in Central Park. (Al Hirschfeld Theatre) $37.00 - $122.00. Order Tickets
Hamlet: Jude Law stars in Shakespeare's famous play; this production comes to NYC direct from Donmar Warehouse in London. (Broadhurst Theatre) $25.00 - $251.50. Order Tickets
Hamlet: A "twisted" interpretation of Shakespeare's famous play by director Sanaz Ghajarrahimi. (Grace Exposition Space, 840 Broadway, 2nd floor, Brooklyn) $15.00. Order Tickets
How to Be a Good Italian Daughter: A new one-woman play written and performed by Antoinette LaVecchia, described as "a funny and touching portrait of mothers and daughters." (Cherry Lane Theatre - Studio) $28.00. Order Tickets
I Got Sick Then I Got Better: A one-woman show written and performed by Jenny Allen, described as "a wrenching comic riff on one woman's adventures after falling down the medical rabbit hole." (4th Street Theatre, 79 East 4th Street) $45.00. Order Tickets
Idiot Savant: A new philosophical comedy by Richard Foreman described as "a fresh, bracing and hilarious exploration of the boundaries of the legitimate." Willem Dafoe stars. (Public Theater) $60.00 - $70.00. Order Tickets
I'm God and You're Not: In this new play by Leif Erich, Jesus and Satan appear in modern times to raise questions about eternal life and enlightenment. (Wings Theater) $20.00. Order Tickets
In the Heights: A new musical by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegria Hudes about two days in the life of a Washington Heights neighborhood. (Richard Rodgers Theatre) $41.50 - $121.50. Order Tickets
In the Next Room, or the Vibrator Play: A new play by Sarah Ruhl; presented by Lincoln Center Theater. (Lyceum Theatre) $46.50 - $91.50. Order Tickets
Inside Out: A new work from Sweden's Cirkus Cirkor that celebrates a culture of physical and emotional risk-taking. (BAM Opera House) $25.00 - $60.00. Order Tickets
Irving Berlin's White Christmas: The holiday musical, based on the classic film, returns to Broadway. (Marquis Theatre) $66.50 - $126.50. Order Tickets
Jersey Boys: A new musical based on the life story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. (August Wilson Theatre) $62.00 - $352.00. Order Tickets
Joan Rivers: The legendary comedienne performs a new comedy act to Times Square. (Laurie Beechman Theater) $30.00. Order Tickets
Judy Garland Live!: Tommy Femia portrays Judy Garland in this cabaret show. With special guest stars. (Don't Tell Mama) $20.00. Order Tickets
Kiss Me on the Mouth: A new play by Melanie Angelina Maras about two friends who each inadvertently meet the man who could be "Mr. Right." (Center Stage) $18.00. Order Tickets
Kitsch, or Two for the Price of One: Trav S.D.'s new show is a retelling of The Comedy of Errors with four sets of twins, set in Berlin when the Wall fell. (Theater for the New City) $15.00. Order Tickets
Let Me Down Easy: A new solo performance by Anna Deavere Smith that explores the power of the body and the resilience of the human spirit. (Second Stage) $70.00. Order Tickets
Line: Israel Horovitz's one-act dark comedy about a group of people who are waiting on line, though they don't know for what. Now in its 32nd year. (13th Street Repertory) $18.00. Order Tickets
Little Tragedies: The world premiere in English verse of four short plays by Alexander Pushkin. (Baryshnikov Arts Center) $18.00. Order Tickets
Loaded: A new play by Elliot Ramon Potts about a relationship between two gay men, one middle-aged and one much younger. (Lion Theatre) $49.00. Order Tickets
Love Child: Daniel Jenkins and Robert Stanton portray everyone in a theatre--on stage, backstage, and even in the audience--in this two-man comedy of their own devising. (New World Stages) $29.50 - $69.50. Order Tickets
Love, Loss, and What I Wore: A program of vignettes and monologues by Nora Ephron and Delia Ephron, based on the best-selling book by Ilene Beckerman. (Westside Downstairs) $75.00. Order Tickets
Made in Heaven: A comedy by Jay Bernzweig about a pair of conjoined Siamese twins who share a penis. (Soho Playhouse) $59.00. Order Tickets
Mamma Mia: A musical comedy about a woman who invites three men who may be her father to her wedding, with lots of songs by ABBA. (Winter Garden Theatre) $62.75 - $201.50. Order Tickets
Manson: The Musical!: EndTimes Productions presents a musical about Charles Manson. (Kraine Theatre) $18.00. Order Tickets
Mary Poppins: A musical based on the 1964 Walt Disney film and the stories of P.L. Travers. (New Amsterdam Theatre) $20.00 - $120.00. Order Tickets
Memory In Night: A piece for 6 electric guitars bowed with metal files, created by Geoff Gersh. (LMCC Swing Space) Order Tickets
Memphis: A new musical set in Memphis in the 1950s about a white DJ whose love of music transcends racial barriers. (Shubert Theatre) $41.50 - $126.50. Order Tickets
Miss Coco Peru is Undaunted!: An uncensored evening of sassy songs, amusing anecdotes, and moving autobiographical stories by the acclaimed drag artist. (Laurie Beechman Theater) $20.00. Order Tickets
Monday Night Magic: A weekly magic show featuring world-class magicians performing in an intimate setting. (Bleecker Street Theatre) $34.00 - $65.00. Order Tickets
Much Ado About Nothing: Queens Shakespeare, Inc. sets Shakespeare's famous romantic comedy in the world of reality television. (Bowne Street Community Church, 143-11 Roosevelt Ave in Flushing) $15.00. Order Tickets
My First Time: A new play written and directed by Ken Davenport featuring true accounts of first sexual experiences. (New World Stages) $25.00 - $59.99. Order Tickets
My Wonderful Day: A new play by Alan Ayckbourn about a girl who has to write a school essay about her day, and the adults who provide her with material for it. This is part of the Brits Off Broadway festival. (59E59) $45.00 - $60.00. Order Tickets
Naked Boys Singing: The title pretty much says it all: eight attractive and unclothed young men perform a variety of sketches and songs in this amusing but tame revue. Weekends only. (New World Stages) $69.00. Order Tickets
Neptune: Superhero Clubhouse presents a physical theater adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's "The Little Mermaid." (Flux Factory, 39-31 29th St (Long Island City)) Order Tickets
Next to Normal: A musical by Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey described as a contemporary musical that explores how one suburban household copes with crisis. (Booth Theatre) $36.50 - $116.50. Order Tickets
Night of the Butterfly: A new family musical set in the world of flying insects. (Bleecker Street Theatre) $26.50. Order Tickets
Nightingale: A new play written and performed by Lynn Redgrave, inspired by her need to discover memories of her grandmother--a woman she barely knew. (Manhattan Theatre Club) $75.00. Order Tickets
Oleanna: A revival of David Mamet's play about a power struggle between a male university professor and one of his female students. Bill Pullman and Julia Stiles co-star. (John Golden Theatre) $76.50 - $116.50. Order Tickets
On the Town: A revival of the musical about three sailors on one-day leave in New York City. (Paper Mill Playhouse) $25.00 - $92.00. Order Tickets
Or,: A new play by Liz Duffy Adams about the life of playwright/spy Aphra Behn. (Julia Miles (WPP) Theatre) $52.00. Order Tickets
Ordinary Days: Roundabout Theatre Company presents a new musical by Adam Gwon about four young New Yorkers whose lives are unexpectedly interconnected by circumstance. This is part of their Underground series. (Black Box Theatre at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre,111 West 46th Street) $20.00. Order Tickets
Our Town: A revival of the famous play by Thornton Wilder, directed by David Cromer. (Barrow Street Theatre) $49.50 - $69.00. Order Tickets
Passing Ceremonies: A gay, black love story based on an imagined meeting between Harlem Renaissance poet Bruce Nugent and '60s era poet-journalist Essex Hemphill. (Nuyorican Poets Cafe) $15.00 - $20.00. Order Tickets
Perfect Crime: Convoluted murder mystery involving a dangerous psychiatrist, her patient, a detective, and a man who may or may not be her husband. Implausible, but entertaining; this is the longest-running straight play in New York history. (Snapple Theater Center) $41.00 - $51.00. Order Tickets
Peter and the Wolf: Prokofiev's beloved masterpiece takes a fresh turn in this new production with live narration by British film and stage actor Brian Blessed. (New Victory Theatre) $12.50 - $35.00. Order Tickets
Pinkalicious: Vital Children's Theatre presents a musical by Elizabeth and Victoria Kann and John Gregor about a girl who can't stop eating pink cupcakes. (Bleecker Street Theatre) $29.50. Order Tickets
Quartett: A new production of the play by Heiner Muller, directed by Robert Wilson. Performances are in French with English titles. (BAM Harvey Theatre) $25.00 - $75.00. Order Tickets
Quiet Come Dawn: An aerial choreopoem about the power of self-love and how struggle and survival can separate one from this most fundamental and necessary bond. (Embody Dance, 241 Bedford Avenue (Brooklyn)) $15.00. Order Tickets
Rabbit Hole: A revival of David Lindsay-Abaire's Pulitzer Prize play, presented by Hudson Stage Company. (Woodward Hall Theatre, Pace University, 235 Elm Road, Briarcliff Manor, NY) $30.00. Order Tickets
Ragtime: A revival of the musical, based on E.L. Doctorow's novel, about America at the beginning of the 20th century. (Neil Simon Theatre) $46.50 - $126.50. Order Tickets
Ready, Set, Story!: Looking Glass Theatre presents this new children's show exploring international folktales of tricksters. (Looking Glass Theatre) $15.00. Order Tickets
Red Sea Fish: A new play by Matt Wilkinson about a retired thief and his son. This is part of the Brits Off Broadway festival. (59E59) $25.00. Order Tickets
Rock of Ages: A new musical set in a Hollywood rock club in the late 1980s, featuring hit songs from Journey, Bon Jovi, Styx, REO Speedwago, Pat Benatar, and more. This show played off-Broadway earlier this season. (Brooks Atkinson Theatre) $26.50 - $175.00. Order Tickets
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead: T. Schreiber Studio presents a revival of Tom Stoppard's famous play about the minor characters of Hamlet and their existential crisis. (Gloria Maddox Theater) $25.00. Order Tickets
Rumple Who?: A children's musical (ages 5 and up) based on the fairy tale "Rumpelstilskin." (13th Street Repertory) $10.00. Order Tickets
Savannah Black & Blue: A new play by Raymond Jones about an African-American woman's efforts to become a New York City police officer in the face of many obstacles. Presented by The Negro Ensemble Company. (Theatre 54 @ Shetler) Order Tickets
Sessions: A new production of Al Tapper's musical about a psychiatrist who is having trouble with his patients and his love life. (Algonquin Theater) $50.00. Order Tickets
She Turned on the Light: An interdisciplinary work written, directed and choreographed by Wendy Woodson that explores how lines of fantasy, memory, and reality loop around and merge when one is a stranger in a strange land. (La MaMa) $15.00. Order Tickets
Sholom Aleichem: Laughter Through Tears: A new play with music, written and performed by Theodore Bikel, that brings to life the characters and observations of the famous Yiddish writer. (Baruch Performing Arts Center) $45.00 - $55.00. Order Tickets
Shrek The Musical: A musical by David Lindsay-Abaire and Jeanine Tesori based on story and characters from William Steig's book as well as the popular animated film. (Broadway Theatre) $41.50 - $301.50. Order Tickets
SoloShow: Part II of Solo Show, a diptych by Maria Hassabi of two autonomous evening-long solos that play between opposing orientations. (P.S. 122) $20.00. Order Tickets
South Pacific: A revival of the famous Rodgers & Hammerstein musical, set during World War II on an island in the South Pacific. Presented by Lincoln Center Theater. (Vivian Beaumont Theater) $65.00 - $110.00. Order Tickets
Stomp: Eight incredible young performers make rhythm with found objects like garbage cans and pots and pans. Now in its sixteenth year off-Broadway. (Orpheum) $40.00 - $72.50. Order Tickets
Such Things Only Happen in Books: An evening of short plays by Thornton Wilder that have not previously been professionally produced. (Clurman Theatre) $51.25. Order Tickets
Superior Donuts: A play by Tracy Letts about the owner and sole employee of a decrepit donut shop in uptown Chicago. (Music Box Theatre) $76.50 - $251.50. Order Tickets
The 39 Steps: A comic parody of the famous Hitchcock thriller, with four actors playing all the roles. (Helen Hayes Theatre) $99.50. Order Tickets
The A**hole in My Head: A tale of "the true side of the Broadway underbelly," written and performed by Kate Dawson. (Triad) $20.00. Order Tickets
The Ache of Possibility: The team of jazz/pop and Broadway vocalist Capathia Jenkins and songwriter/guitarist and arranger Louis Rosen returns to Joe's Pub to celebrate the release of their third CD. (Public Theater) $20.00. Order Tickets
The Age of Iron: A retelling of the story of the Trojan War, drawn from works by William Shakespeare and Thomas Heywood; adapted and directed by Brian Kulick. (Classic Stage) $65.00. Order Tickets
The Arrangement: A play by Rick Eisenberg about an unfairly dismissed executive at a Wall Street public relations firm. (Algonquin Theater) $15.00. Order Tickets
The Awesome '80s Prom: An interactive comedy set in a 1980s-vintage school prom. Friday and Saturday nights at Webster Hall. (Webster Hall) $49.99 - $99.99. Order Tickets
The Brother/Sister Plays Part 1 and 2: A trilogy of modern-day stories of kinship, love, heartache and coming-of-age centered around an extended family and community in the Bayou, written by Tarell Alvin McCraney. (Public Theater) $60.00 - $70.00. Order Tickets
The Common Air: A one-man play performed by Alex Lyras about six people thrown together during an airport delay. (Bleecker Street Theatre) $35.00. Order Tickets
The Credeaux Canvas: A new revival of Keith Bunin's play about two East Village artists who attempt to scam a wealthy art collector into purchasing a falsified classic painting. Presented by Aeternalis Theatre. (Gene Frankel Theatre) $20.00. Order Tickets
The Emperor Jones: A revival of Eugene O'Neill's play about an African American man who sets himself up as monarch of a Caribbean island following a prison break in the United States. (Irish Repertory Theatre) $55.00 - $65.00. Order Tickets
The Fantasticks: A revival of the musical by Tom Jones & Harvey Schmidt. (Snapple Theater Center) $51.00 - $76.00. Order Tickets
The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever!: A comedy by Joe Marshall about a small gay community theatre struggling to pull together their annual holiday pageant. (Actors Playhouse) $45.00. Order Tickets
The Gazillion Bubble Show: A unique entertainment by Fan Yang, who is a world-renowned, record-holding bubble artist. (New World Stages) $41.50 - $86.50. Order Tickets
The Heart is a Lonely Hunter: A new play by Rebecca Gilman, based on the novel by Carson McCullers, about a deaf man and his best friend who has been committed to an insane asylum. (New York Theatre Workshop) $65.00. Order Tickets
The Hypochondriac: A new production of a contemporary re-imagining of Moliere's farce The Imaginary Invalid. (Cell Theatre) $18.00. Order Tickets
The Importance of Being Earnest: A revival of the famous comedy by Oscar Wilde, set in contemporary New York City. (Under St. Marks) $15.00 - $18.00. Order Tickets
The Lady with All the Answers: A play by David Rambo about advice columnist Ann Landers. Judith Ivey stars. (Cherry Lane Theatre) $41.00 - $51.00. Order Tickets
The Late Christopher Bean: The Actors Company Theatre presents Sidney Howard's play from the 1930s about what happens when a celebrated painter's early works are traced to the humble home of a country doctor. (Beckett Theatre) $27.50 - $55.00. Order Tickets
The Lemon Tree: In this new play created by Maria Logis and Makaria Psiliteli Kazakos, a Greek dream becomes an American tragedy when an immigrant's intense work ethic backfires. (Wild Project) $18.00. Order Tickets
The Lily's Revenge: A new epic theatre work by Taylor Mac about a flower that wants to become a man in order to be able to wed its bride. (HERE Arts Center - Mainstage) $35.00. Order Tickets
The Lion King: The long-running Broadway musical, based on the animated film. Featuring a score by Elton John and others, with Julie Taymor's remarkable puppets and masks. (Minskoff Theatre) $51.25 - $121.25. Order Tickets
The Marvelous Wonderettes: A new musical set at a high school prom in the 1950s. (Westside Upstairs) $79.00 - $125.00. Order Tickets
The Misunderstanding: Horizon Theatre Rep presents a revival of Albert Camus's play about a man who returns home to his family after a 20 year absence. (Flea) $18.00. Order Tickets
The Orphans' Home Cycle: The world premiere of a three-part play by Horton Foote that follows characters in the fictional town of Harrison, Texas over three decades. (Signature at Peter Norton Space) $20.00 - $65.00. Order Tickets
The Phantom of the Opera: Andrew Lloyd Webber's romantic musical about the strange relationship between a hideously deformed musician and his young, beautiful protegee is as lush and gorgeous as ever. Phantom is now the longest-running show in Broadway history. (Majestic Theatre) $26.50 - $201.50. Order Tickets
The Pillowman: A new production of Martin McDonagh's dark comedy about the interrogation of a fiction writer; presented by Astoria Performing Arts Center. (Good Shepherd United Methodist Church) $15.00 - $18.00. Order Tickets
The Playboy of the Western World: Pearl Theatre Company presents a new production of J.M. Synge's famous play. (Manhattan Theatre Club) $30.00 - $50.00. Order Tickets
The Quantum Eye - Magic Deceptions: An exploration of mentalism, magic, perception and deception starring Sam Eaton. (Bleecker Street Theatre) $47.00 - $77.00. Order Tickets
The Royal Family: Manhattan Theatre Club presents a revival of the George S. Kaufman-Edna Ferber comedy about a theatrical dynasty. (Samuel J. Friedman Theatre) $47.00 - $97.00. Order Tickets
The Starry Messenger: The New Group presents this new play by Kenneth Lonergan about an astronomy teacher whose life is transformed by a young single mother. (Acorn Theatre) $61.25. Order Tickets
The Supper Club of Lost Causes: Nightmares and vaudeville in a mildewed, long-forgotten nightspot in Northeastern Pennsylvania. (Theater for the New City) $15.00. Order Tickets
The Toxic Avenger: A new musical by David Bryan and Joe DiPietro based on the 1985 cult sci-fi film. (New World Stages) $51.50 - $71.50. Order Tickets
The Understudy: Roundabout Theatre Company presents a new play by Theresa Rebeck about understudies. Julie White stars. (Laura Pels Theatre) $70.00 - $80.00. Order Tickets
This: A new play by Melissa James Gibson about a single mother who is trying to become a poet. (Playwrights Horizons Mainstage) $65.00. Order Tickets
Tony 'n Tina's Wedding: The long-running interactive comedy, featuring a wedding and dinner/reception. At Sofia's Restaurant on 46th Street. (Sofia's Restaurant) $87.00 - $125.00. Order Tickets
Top of the Heap: A new musical by Jeffrey Lodin and William Squier about the year that the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Yankees squared off in the World Series. (Gallery Players) $18.00. Order Tickets
Twelfth Night (or What You Will): Czechoslovak-American Marionette Theater presents a puppet theatre adaptation of Shakespeare's play. (La MaMa) $18.00. Order Tickets
Vigil: A play by Canadian author Morris Panych about a selfish bank drudge who is tending to the wealthy dying aunt he hasn't seen in 30 years. (DR2) $65.00. Order Tickets
Welcome to the Woods: The U.S. premiere of a play by Dutch author Alex van Warmerdam, described as Revolutionary Road meets Little Red Riding Hood. (Witzenhausen Gallery (232), 548 West 28th Street, 2nd Floor) $18.00. Order Tickets
West Side Story: A revival of the classic musical, directed by Arthur Laurents (who wrote the book). (Palace Theatre) $46.50 - $121.50. Order Tickets
What Once We Felt: Lincoln Center Theater presents a play by Ann Marie Healy about a writer's journey through the political world of publishing. (Duke on 42nd Street) $20.00. Order Tickets
Wicked: A new musical by Stephen Schwartz and Winnie Holzman in which we learn the story of the early life of Elphaba, who later becomes the Wicked Witch of the West in the land of Oz. (Gershwin Theatre) $50.00 - $250.00. Order Tickets
Wintuk: Cirque du Soleil's winter adventure about a boy's quest for snow returns to Madison Square Garden for the holidays. (WaMu Theater at Madison Square Garden) $40.00 - $220.00. Order Tickets
Wiseacre Farm: An interactive children's show for kids ages 3 and older. (13th Street Repertory) $10.00. Order Tickets
Wishful Drinking: Carrie Fisher recounts the true and intoxicating tale of her life as a Hollywood legend in this new solo show. Presented by Roundabout Theatre Company. (Studio 54) $31.50 - $111.50. Order Tickets
Wolves at the Window: Enter the offbeat world of Saki--one of the twentieth century's greatest satirists. This play by Toby Davies is part of the Brits Off Broadway festival. (59E59) $35.00. Order Tickets
Wonder Woman! A Cabaret of Heroic Proportions: A one-woman show by Elizabeth Whitney in which Wonder Woman makes a comeback as a lounge singer. This is part of Emerging Artists' EATFest. (TADA! Youth Theater) $20.00. Order Tickets
Wormwood: A rare revival of the Polish revolutionary company Theatre of the Eighth Day's landmark 1985 production, performed by the original cast. (Henry Street Settlement) $15.00. Order Tickets
Zero Hour: A solo play written and performed by Jim Brochu about Zero Mostel. (Theatre at St. Clement's) $35.00 - $55.00. Order Tickets
