In previews. Opens Dec. 5. Closing soon
Richard Greenberg’s new play, set in 1967, follows a Greenwich Village writer (Josh Radnor) who connects with a student (Elizabeth Reaser) while teaching an adult-ed class in Levittown.…
In previews. Opens Dec. 8. Closing soon
David Cromer directs a new musical by David Yazbek and Itamar Moses, based on a 2007 Israeli film about an Egyptian orchestra that gets stranded in the Negev Desert.
In previews. Opens Dec. 8. Closing soon
Kate Burton stars in Paul Muldoon and Jean Hanff Korelitz’s adaptation of the Joyce tale; the Irish Rep’s production roams three floors of a historic town…
American Irish Historical Society
In previews. Opens Dec. 4.
Ben Platt plays an antisocial teen-ager who finds himself in a moral quandary after a classmate’s death, in a new musical by Benj Pasek, Justin Paul, and Steven…
Opens Dec. 7. Closing soon
The Builders Association’s multimedia piece, written by James Gibbs and Moe Angelos, uses augmented-reality technology to tell the stories behind the film “The Wizard of Oz.”
In previews. Opens Dec. 13.
His Royal Hipness Lord Buckley
Jake Broder wrote and stars in this tribute to the mid-century comedian, who drew on bebop rhythms to create an outré countercultural persona.
Opens Nov. 25. Closing soon
The Illusionists: Turn of the Century
The magicians’ showcase returns, this time with performers including Thommy Ten and Amélie van Tass, of “America’s Got Talent,” and the theme of magic’s early-twentieth-century golden age.…
In previews. Opens Dec. 11.
This new a-cappella musical, directed by Kathleen Marshall and written by Kristen Anderson-Lopez, James-Allen Ford, Russ Kaplan, and Sara Wordsworth, traces the intertwining lives of New York commuters.
Through Dec. 11. Closing soon
The downtown fixture Penny Arcade performs a piece about the gentrification of New York City and the effects of capitalism on creativity.
In previews. Opens Dec. 12.
David Oyelowo plays the title role in Sam Gold’s production of the Shakespeare tragedy, opposite Daniel Craig’s Iago.
In previews. Opens Dec. 6. Closing soon
In Dan LeFranc’s comedy, directed by Daniel Aukin, the residents of a Southwestern suburb gossip and fret over the separation of an unseen married couple.
In previews. Opens Dec. 13.
The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart
The National Theatre of Scotland stages this immersive musical fable at the home of “Sleep No More,” transforming its speakeasy space, the Heath, into a Scottish pub.
