nytheatre Trip Planner
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 May 19, 2008 and May 25, 2008
{Extinguish.}: A solo show written and performed by Ezra LeBank, described as a physically exhilarating ride in which a French clown, Irish Nationalist, slam poet, et al, grapple with the edges of life. (EJ Studio Theater, B Yoga Building, 425 Broadway) $18. Order Tickets
2GENTS: poortom productions presents this new rendition of Shakespeare's The Two Gentlemen of Verona, performed by an all-male cast. (Urban Stages) $15. Order Tickets
A Catered Affair: A new musical by Harvey Fierstein and John Bucchino, based on the film and teleplay of the same name. (Walter Kerr Theatre) $29.50 - $119.50. Order Tickets
A Chorus Line: A revival of the famous musical about dancers auditioning to be in a Broadway show. (Schoenfeld Theatre) $66.50 - $111.50. Order Tickets
A Political Party!: A weekly comedy/satire show that uses current news as fodder for entertainment. (Sage Theater) $12 - $20. Order Tickets
Accomplice: The Village: A new theatrical interactive outdoor adventure from the team behind Accomplice: New York, this time set in Greenwich Village. (see info at left) $55. Order Tickets
Adding Machine: A new musical based on the Elmer Rice expressionist play about a man named Mr. Zero. (Minetta Lane Theatre) $45 - $69.50. Order Tickets
Alice in Wonderland: A new adaptation of the famous Lewis Carroll story, set in contemporary Greenwich Village. Presented by The New Acting Company. (Philip Coltoff Center, 219 Sullivan Street) $16 in advance. Order Tickets
All Eyes and Ears: A new play by Rogelio Martinez about a seamstress who is catapulted into a new house, new life, and new government job in 1961 Cuba. Presented by INTAR. (Lion Theatre) $25. Order Tickets
Almost an Evening: A program of three short comic plays by Ethan Coen; this show originated earlier this season at Atlantic Theatre's Stage 2. (Bleecker Street Theatre) $20 - $50. 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 - $75. Order Tickets
Artefacts: A new play by Mike Bartlett about a 16-year-old girl whose heretofore unknown father, an Iraqi, suddenly appears in her life. This is part of the Brits Off Broadway festival. (59E59) $37.50. Order Tickets
Attorney for the Damned: A new rock musical by Denis Woychuk and Rob McCulloch, described as "Law and Order meets Silence of the Lambs meets The Rocky Horror Picture Show." (Kraine Theatre) $20. Order Tickets
August: Osage County: A new play by Tracy Letts about a Midwestern family whose patriarch has vanished. (Music Box Theatre) $76.50 - $251.50. Order Tickets
Avenue Q: An irreverent new musical, which features an integrated puppet and human cast, about life on a fictitious New York street inhabited by young people looking for love and happiness. (John Golden Theatre) $22.50 - $111.50. Order Tickets
Baby Love: A revival of Christen Clifford's solo show about how having a baby affects a mother's life. (Lafayette Street Theatre) $20. Order Tickets
be: A one-woman improvised comedy show by Adrianne Frost; at the Magnet Theatre. (Magnet Theatre, 254 West 29th Street) $5. Order Tickets
Beef: A new play by Lawrence Dial about a fractious reunion between a would-be rapper, his reluctant childhood friend, and in between, a troubled young hustler who can't remember where her days went. Presented by Slant Theatre Project. (78th Street Theatre Lab) $18. Order Tickets
Betrayed: A new play by George Packer about three young Iraqis who go to work for the Americans during the recent invasion of their country. (Culture Project) $25 - $60. Order Tickets
Birthright: A new play by Jackie Alexander about two New Orleans families one year after Hurricane Katrina. At the Billie Holiday Thaetre in Brooklyn. (Billie Holiday Theatre, 1368 Fulton Street, Brooklyn) $15 - $23. Order Tickets
Blink: A new play by Ian Rowlands described as "an edgy examination of the close-knit lives and lies of a small south Wales community." This is part of the Brits Off Broadway festival. (59E59) $27.50. 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) $63 - $70. Order Tickets
Boeing-Boeing: A comedy about a bachelor and his three fiancees, who are all flight attendants. (Longacre Theatre) $26.50 - $251.50. Order Tickets
Bouffon Glass Menajoree: A return engagement of the clown-style parody of Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie. (Lafayette Street Theatre) $12. Order Tickets
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof: A revival of Tennessee Williams's famous play, with an all African American cast. Directed by Debbie Allen. (Broadhurst Theatre) $61.50 - $96.50. Order Tickets
Celia: A new musical about the life of the late Cuban singer Celia Cruz. Performances will be in English and Spanish. (New World Stages) $67.05 - $87.05. Order Tickets
Chaos Sex Machina: A multimedia dance performance by Amy Ouzoonian. (WOW Café Theatre, 59-61 E 4th St. 4th floor) $15. 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) $59 - $111.50. Order Tickets
Colorful World: A new play by James Comtois that envisions a world radically changed by the arrival of an invincible man, and not necessarily for the better. Presented by Nosedive Productions. (78th Street Theatre Lab) $18. Order Tickets
ComedySportz New York: An interactive improv show in which two teams battle for laughter and points, based on audience suggestions. (Broadway Comedy Club) $10. Order Tickets
Comic Book Club: A weekly comic book talk show featuring NYC comedians talking shop with industry professionals from all corners of the comic book world. (Peoples Improv Theatre) $5. Order Tickets
Cooperative Village: A new play written and performed by Frances Madeson about the events that happen after a woman finds a dead body in her laundry room. (The Gallery Space, The Church Street School for Music and Art, 74 Warren St.) $10. Order Tickets
Cry-Baby: A musical by Mark O'Donnell, Thomas Meehan, David Javerbaum, and Adam Schlesinger, based on the John Waters film about a bad boy with a good cause. (Marquis Theatre) $35 - $225. Order Tickets
Curtains: A new musical comedy by John Kander, Fred Ebb, and Rupert Holmes about the investigation of the murder of a Broadway leading lady. (Al Hirschfeld Theatre) $61.50 - $111.50. Order Tickets
Damascus: A new comedy by David Greig about an English language textbook salesman on assignment to the oldest continuously inhabited city on earth. This is part of the Brits Off Broadway festival. (59E59) $47.50. Order Tickets
DanceAfrica 2008: The annual celebration of African dance; this year's theme is "Bridge to Cultural Rejuvenation & Enlightenment." (BAM Opera House) Order Tickets
Dinner for Two/Cena Para Dos: A play by the Spanish author Santiago Moncada about two aggressive Latinas and a skeptical widower. Presented by Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre. There are performances in English and in Spanish. (47th Street Theatre) $30. Order Tickets
Don't Worry, Be Jewish: A musical about children learning what it means to be Jewish; presented by Children's Talent Development Fund, Inc., at the Promise Theater. (Promise Theater, 316 East 91st Street) $25 - $75. Order Tickets
Edward the King: A new play by David Brendan Hopes about England's King Edward II and his relationship with Piers Gaveston. This is part of GAYFEST NYC. (TBG Arts Complex) Order Tickets
Eleanor Reissa Sings English: A cabaret show starring actress/director Eleanor Reissa, singing a variety of American popular music. (Metropolitan Room) $20. Order Tickets
Ernst C. Stiefel “7@7” Reading Series: A weekly reading series of new plays. (Manhattan Theatre Club) Order Tickets
Evidence of Things Unseen: A new play by Katie Forgette about a woman dealing with her elderly father's mental decay. Presented by CAP 21. (The Shop, 18 West 18th Street, 6th Floor) $18. Order Tickets
Fever: A new play by Dave McCracken about a great warrior who is determined to seduce and capture another warrior who is his mortal enemy. (Dionysus Theater's L'il Peach) $25. Order Tickets
Fuerzabruta: A new physical theater event from the creators of De La Guarda. (Daryl Roth Theatre) $72. Order Tickets
Gayfest NYC: A festival of new gay-themed work, including three fully produced productions, readings, and more. (TBG Arts Complex) Order Tickets
Good Boys and True: A new play by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa about a scandal at a boys' prep school in the 1980s. (Second Stage) $70. Order Tickets
Grease: A revival of the musical comedy about high school life in the 1950s, starring Laura Osnes and Max Crumm, who won the TV competition for the lead roles. (Brooks Atkinson Theatre) $71.50 - $251.50. Order Tickets
Gypsy: A revival of the classic musical by Jule Styne, Stephen Sondheim, and Arthur Laurents, based on the memoir of striptease star Gypsy Rose Lee. (St. James Theatre) $42 - $117. Order Tickets
Hairspray: A terrific musical based on the John Waters film about a Baltimore, Maryland teenager who becomes a star on a TV dance show. Exuberant, infectious fun. (Neil Simon Theatre) $20 - $110. Order Tickets
How Theater Failed America: A new monologue by Mike Daisey that explores the current state of American theatre. (Barrow Street Theatre) $30. Order Tickets
I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change: Off-Broadway's longest running musical is this revue about dating and marriage. It's entertaining and occasionally quite touching. (Westside Upstairs) $75. Order Tickets
ijk: A new wordless spectacle of sonic juggling and circus arts from the French troupe Compagnie 111; ideal for kids and their families. (New Victory Theatre) $12.50 - $35. 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) $21.50 - $111.50. Order Tickets
Inner Voices: Solo Musicals: A program of three short one-woman musicals. (Zipper Factory) $20. Order Tickets
Jackie Mason--The Ultimate Jew: The eighth (and, he says, final) one-man show starring the legendary comic. (New World Stages) $46 - $76. Order Tickets
Jersey Boys: A new musical based on the life story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. (August Wilson Theatre) $26.25 - $121.50. Order Tickets
Joan Rivers: The legendary comedienne performs a new comedy act at The Cutting Room. (The Cutting Room, 19 West 24th St.) $30. Order Tickets
John Lithgow: Stories By Heart: A one-man show performed by John Lithgow, described as a meditation on the art and essence of storytelling. (Mitzi Newhouse Theater) $35. Order Tickets
Jollyship The Whiz-Bang: A musical by Nick Jones, described as an underground-pirate-puppet-rock spectacular. (Ars Nova) $25. Order Tickets
Jump: The New York premiere of a nonverbal Korean extravaganza of martial arts, acrobatics and slapstick. (Union Square Theatre) $20 - $65. Order Tickets
La Femme Est Morte: A revival of this contemporary adaptation of the Phaedra myth, created and performed by The Shalimar. (P.S. 122) $15. Order Tickets
Last Jew in Europe: A tragicomedy by Tuvia Tenenbom about the resurgence of anti-Semitism in today’s Europe. Presented by The Jewish Theatre of New York. (Triad) $55. Order Tickets
Legally Blonde: A new musical by Nell Benjamin, Laurence O'Keefe, and Heather Hach, based on the novel and film of the same name. (Palace Theatre) $40 - $250. Order Tickets
Len, Asleep in Vinyl: A new play by Carly Mensch about a disillusioned music producer who is visited by his estranged star and a pop star. This is part of Second Stage's Uptown Series. (McGinn Cazale Theatre) $50. Order Tickets
Les Liaisons Dangereuses: Roundabout Theatre Company presents a revival of Christopher Hampton's play about two scheming friends and occasional lovers. (American Airlines Theatre) $56.25 - $101.25. 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. Order Tickets
Lone Wolf Series: Four original solo shows by women, all dealing with the theme of isolation, presented in repertory by Coyote REP. (June Havoc Theatre) $18. Order Tickets
Lower East Side Festival of the Arts: A three-day celebration of theatre, music, dance, puppetry, poetry, film, and more. (Theater for the New City) Order Tickets
Lyrics & Lyricists: The 92nd Street Y presents its annual series of concerts exploring the great American songbook. (92nd Street Y, 1395 Lexington Avenue) $50 - $60. Order Tickets
Macbeth: The Chichester Festival Theatre production of Shakespeare's famous play comes to Broadway; starring Patrick Stewart. (Lyceum Theatre) $51.50 - $101.50. 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) $62.50 - $111.25. Order Tickets
Marathon 2008: The 30th annual festival of one-act plays, featuring work by Frank D. Gilroy, Neil LaBute, Taylor Mac, Jose Rivera, and many others. (Ensemble Studio Theatre) $18. Order Tickets
Mary Poppins: A musical based on the 1964 Walt Disney film and the stories of P.L. Travers. (New Amsterdam Theatre) $20 - $120. Order Tickets
Mary Trilogy: Mir Productions presents a program of three short plays that explore stories from various Greek tragedies. (Access Theatre) $15. Order Tickets
Me: A new play by Kirk Wood Bromley that explores what plays and playwrights are for; with music by John Gideon. Presented by Inverse Theater Company. (Ohio Theatre) $10 - $18. Order Tickets
Monday Night Magic: A weekly magic show featuring world-class magicians performing in an intimate setting. (Theatre at St. Clement's) $29.50 - $32.50. 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 - $59.99. Order Tickets
My Mother's Italian, My Father's Jewish & I'm in Therapy: A one-man comedy by Steve Solomon, performed by Paul Kreppel. (Westside Downstairs) $61.25 - $71.25. 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. Order Tickets
National Comedy Theatre: An improv show in which two teams of comedians compete by performing a series of scenes, all based on audience suggestions. (National Comedy Theatre, 347 W. 36th St) $12 - $15. Order Tickets
New Car Smell: An evening of original plays, presented by The Garage Ensemble. (Center Stage) $15. Order Tickets
November: A new play by David Mamet that takes place days before a major presidential election, and involves civil marriages, gambling casinos, lesbians, American Indians, presidential libraries, questionable pardons, and campaign contributions. (Ethel Barrymore Theatre) $46.50 - $99.50. Order Tickets
Oedipus Loves You: A punk rock music-inflected adaptation of the Oedipus plays of Sophocles and Seneca; presented by Dublin's Pan Pan Theatre. (P.S. 122) $20. Order Tickets
Off the Hozzle: A new solo show by Lumberob, described as an experiment in building beats, twisting narratives, breaking frames, and mangling language. (Dixon Place) $12. Order Tickets
Old Comedy from Aristophanes' Frogs: A new adaptation of Aristophanes's famous satire, written by David Greenspan. Presented by Target Margin Theater. (Classic Stage) $33.75 - $50. Order Tickets
Passing Strange: The musical by Stew, about a young black bohemian artist on a journey of escape and self-discovery, transfers to Broadway. This was a huge hit at the Public Theater last summer. (Belasco Theatre) $26.50 - $111.50. Order Tickets
Past Half Remembered: New Victory Theatre presents this show by New International Encounter Visual Theatre, about a woman who survived a hundred years of turmoil in Russia. (Duke on 42nd Street) $25. 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 - $51. Order Tickets
Pinchbottom's Sub:Conscious: A monthly burlesque show presented by Pinchbottom, described as "sexy, intelligent, risqué, and above all theatrical." (Collective Unconscious) $15. 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. (New World Stages) $28. Order Tickets
Port Authority: The New York premiere of a play by Conor McPherson about three generations of Irishmen and their experiences with loss, failure, and elusive love. (Atlantic Theatre) $55. Order Tickets
Prisoner of the Crown: A new play by Richard Stockton about the trial of Irish patriot Sir Roger Casement, which was tainted by the discovery of papers purporting to depict his homosexuality. (Irish Repertory Theatre) $55 - $60. Order Tickets
Rafta, Rafta: The New Group presents a comedy by Ayub Khan-Din about a close-knit Indian family living in England, and how their lives are disrupted when the elder son moves in with his new bride. (Acorn Theatre) $56.25. Order Tickets
reasons to be pretty: MCC Theater presents a new play by Neil LaBute about America's obsession with physical beauty. (Lucille Lortel Theatre) $59. Order Tickets
Rent: A stirring, joyous contemporary musical about young people living in New York's East Village and building community and family in the face of devastation. (Nederlander Theatre) $45 - $110. Order Tickets
Rumple Who?: A children's musical (ages 5 and up) based on the fairy tale "Rumpelstilskin." (13th Street Repertory) $10. Order Tickets
Saved: A new musical by Michael Friedman, John Dempsey, and Rinne Groff, based on the motion picture of the same name. (Playwrights Horizons Mainstage) $70. 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 - $110. Order Tickets
Spamalot: A new musical, lovingly ripped off from the motion picture Monty Python and the Holy Grail, written by Eric Idle and John Du Prez. (Shubert Theatre) $36.25 - $111.25. Order Tickets
Spring Awakening: A musical by Duncan Sheik and Steven Sater, based on Frank Wedekind's play about a group of teenagers trying to learn about life, love, and sex. (Eugene O'Neill Theatre) $66.25 - $251.50. Order Tickets
Steve and Idi: A new play by David Grimm about a gay man who is visited by the ghost of Ugandan dictator Idi Amin. (Rattlestick Theatre) $40. Order Tickets
Stomp: Eight incredible young performers make rhythm with found objects like garbage cans and pots and pans. Now in its twelfth year off-Broadway. (Orpheum) $37 - $65. Order Tickets
Stretch (a fantasia): This new play by Susan Bernfield imagines the final days of Rose Mary Woods, Richard M. Nixon's longtime loyal secretary. (The Living Theater, 21 Clinton St) $20. Order Tickets
Sunday in the Park with George: Roundabout Theatre Company presents a new production of the Sondheim/Lapine musical about artist Georges Seurat. This revival is from the Menier Chocolate Factory in the U.K., directed by Sam Buntrock. (Studio 54) $36.25 - $121.25. Order Tickets
That Dorothy Parker: A one woman biographical drama written and performed by Carol Lempert about the life and work of the famous writer Dorothy Parker. (Algonquin Theater) $15. Order Tickets
The 39 Steps: A comic parody of the famous Hitchcock thriller, with four actors playing all the roles. (Cort Theatre) $98.50. Order Tickets
The Actor's Nightmare & The Real Inspector Hound: T. Schreiber Studio presents a double bill of these meta-theatrical comedies by Christopher Durang and Tom Stoppard. (Gloria Maddox Theater) $20 suggested donation. Order Tickets
The Aspern Papers: A new play by Martin Zuckerman based on Henry James's famous novella, presented by Turtle Shell Productions. (Turtle Shell Theatre, Times Square Arts Center, 300 W. 43rd Street) $18. 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, 125 East 11th Street) $49.99. Order Tickets
The Buddha: In His Own Words: A one-man play written and performed by Evan Brenner that depicts the life of the Buddha, assembled entirely from the oldest texts. At the Lumber Theater. (The Lumber Theater, 276 West 25th Street) $25. Order Tickets
The Bully Pulpit: A play written and performed by Michael O. Smith about Theodore Roosevelt. (Beckett Theatre) Order Tickets
The Castle: A new theatre piece that offers a first-hand look at the lives of four formerly incarcerated New Yorkers and their re-entry into society. (New World Stages) $20 - $45. Order Tickets
The Cocktail Hour: Theater Breaking Through Barriers presents a revival of A.R. Gurney's comedy about a writer who returns home to ask permission of his parents to put on a play he's written about them. (Kirk Theatre) $41.25. Order Tickets
The Cocoanuts: A revival of the musical comedy that originally starred the Marx Brothers; presented by Parkside Players in Forest Hills. (Grace Lutheran Church, 103-15 Union Turnpike at 71st Road, Forest Hills (Queens)) $15. Order Tickets
The Country Girl: A revival of Clifford Odets's play about an alcoholic former star trying to make a comeback. Mike Nichols directs. (Jacobs Theatre) $76.50 - $100. Order Tickets
The Eccentricities of a Nightingale: A revival of Tennessee Williams's play, which is a revision of his own Summer and Smoke; presented by The Actors Company Theatre. (Clurman Theatre) $20. 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 Good Negro: A new play by Tracey Scott Wilson about a trio of emerging black leaders working to conquer their demons. This is part of the PUBLIC LAB series. (Public Theater) $10. Order Tickets
The Great American All-Star Traveling War Machine: Irondale Ensemble Project presents the world premiere of this theatre piece based on entries in Lewis Lapham's journal Lapham's Quarterly from volume 1, number 1 Winter 2007: "States of War." (Theater for the New City) $25 - $40. Order Tickets
The Hey You Monster: Bring Us the Head of Your Daughter: A new play by Derek Ahonen described as a monumental exploration on man's accusatory nature. Presented by The Amoralists. This is the second part, about the mothers of a 21-year-old cannibal. (Gene Frankel Theatre) $20. Order Tickets
The Hey You Monster: Pokin the Bears in a Zoo: A new play by Derek Ahonen described as a monumental exploration on man's accusatory nature. Presented by The Amoralists. This is the first part, about the aftermath of a murder. (Gene Frankel Theatre) $20. Order Tickets
The Importance of Being Earnest: A revival of the classic comedy of manners by Oscar Wilde. (Pearl Theatre) $40 - $50. Order Tickets
The Judgment of Paris: The world premiere of an erotically-charged fusion of theatre, dance, and music, directed and choreographed by Austin McCormick. (303 Bond Street, Carroll Gardens (Brooklyn)) $20. 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 Little Mermaid: A new musical from Disney Theatrical Productions, based on the animated film and the fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen. (Lunt-Fontanne Theatre) $40 - $110. Order Tickets
The New Century: Lincoln Center Theater presents a program of four short new plays by Paul Rudnick that looks at where the new century might be heading. (Mitzi Newhouse Theater) $75. 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 protégée is as lush and gorgeous as ever. Howard McGillin stars. Phantom is now the longest-running show in Broadway history. (Majestic Theatre) $26.50 - $111.50. Order Tickets
The Quantum Eye: A one-man show featuring Sam Eaton performing a variety of feats of mentalism and illusion. (Snapple Theater Center) $45. Order Tickets
The Wild, Wild Women of Wakky-Nunu!: A new comedy by Frank Cwiklik set in an island paradise inhabited by a tribe of beautiful Amazons. (The Red Room) $20. Order Tickets
The Wrath of Aphrodite: A new play by Tim O'Leary described as a radical re-imagination of the Greek story of Hippolytus. This is part of GAYFEST N YC. (TBG Arts Complex) Order Tickets
This is Burlesque: A burlesque comedy revue hosted by Murray Hill and featuring The World Famous Pontani Sisters. At Corio. (Corio, 337 West Broadway) $25. Order Tickets
Thurgood: A new play about Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall. (Booth Theatre) $71.50 - $96.50. Order Tickets
Tiny Theater!: A festival of experimental theater works that takes place in 6' x 6' x 6' space in under 10 minutes. Curated by and performed at the Ontological Theatre and the Brick Theater. (Brick Theatre) 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, 221 W. 46th St.) $87 - $125. Order Tickets
Top Girls: A revival of Caryl Churchill's play from the early '80s about an ambitious woman who has just been appointed the head of an employment agency. Presented by Manhattan Theatre Club. (Biltmore Theatre) $46.50 - $91.50. Order Tickets
Toy Theatre Festival: Great Small works presents the 8th annual edition of this festival of puppetry and miniature theatre. (St. Ann's Warehouse) Order Tickets
Two Rooms: A revival of Lee Blessing's play about hostage-taking in the Middle East, presented by Roust Theatre Company. (Gene Frankel Theatre) $18. Order Tickets
Van Driver: A 1960s style happening exploring life-altering experiences and the bohemian counter-culture. (Cherry Lane Theatre) $13. Order Tickets
W.M.D. (Just the Low Points): Sponsored by Nobody presents a workshop showing of a new theatre work by Kevin Doyle about our culture's current preoccupations. (The Puffin Room, 435 Broome Street) $15. Order Tickets
Welcome Home, Marian Anderson: A play with music, written by Vanessa Shaw, about the life and work of singer Marian Anderson. (St. Luke's Theatre) $18. Order Tickets
What's My Line? - Live On Stage: A live version of the classic game show in which celebrity panelists have to deduce the occupations of contestants. (Barrow Street Theatre) $25. Order Tickets
White Widow: A musical by Paul Dick, based on the play Mafia by Mario Fratti. (Roy Arias Studios & Theatres) $18. 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 - $110. Order Tickets
Wiseacre Farm: An interactive children's show for kids ages 3 and older. (13th Street Repertory) $10. Order Tickets
Women Who Steal: A comedy by Carter W. Lewis about love, marriage, adultery, and the strange friendships you pick up along the highway of life. (New Jersey Repertory Company) $35. Order Tickets
Xanadu: A new musical based on the 1980 film of the same name. (Helen Hayes Theatre) $51.25 - $111.25. Order Tickets
Young Frankenstein: A new musical based on Mel Brooks's classic film; Roger Bart, Megan Mullally, Sutton Foster, and Shuler Hensley co-star. (Hilton Theatre) $51.50 - $121.50. Order Tickets
