BECKY NURSE OF SALEM, a dark contemporary comedy by Sarah Ruhl, follows Becky (Deirdre O’Connell), a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky, who works at the local witch museum, seems to be dogged by bad luck. Is it a curse from her past? Or her inability to navigate her present? Looking for love and redemption through spells, pills, and a bartender named Bob (Bernard White), Becky is a contemporary pilgrim for the Lock Her Up era. A play about the legacy of misogyny, witchcraft, and even Arthur Miller, Becky Nurse is a truth-teller for our times. Directed by Rebecca Taichman.

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Becky Nurse of Salem

Lincoln Center

Lincoln Center Theater's good friend, the extraordinary Audra McDonald, will be back on Broadway this fall starring in Adrienne Kennedy’s OHIO STATE MURDERS, directed by Kenny Leon. Last seen on our stages in Henry IV, Marie Christine, and of course, Carousel (for which she won the first of her six Tony Awards), Audra will now inaugurate the newly renovated and renamed James Earl Jones Theatre (formerly the Cort) with this production.

Ohio State Murders

James Earl Jones Theatre

 a four-year archival, research, and multi-genre storytelling project on the life-journey of a Lyricist.

PROPHET: The Order of the Lyricist

Abrons Arts Center

The year is 2045. Despite lip service toward climate action, the fossil fuel industry continues to thrive.

Metra: A Climate Revolution Play with Songs

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The Artelize Podcast and Kasper Holten - Pedefining Opera for the modern world

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The Artelize Podcast: A love letter that was never sent

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Following a critically acclaimed run in London, this vibrant and timely production of Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman comes to Broadway. Olivier Award nominee Wendell Pierce and Olivier Award winner and 2022 Tony® nominee Sharon D Clarke reprise their roles as Willy and Linda Loman in a revival told – for the first time on Broadway – from the perspective of an African American family. A new cast of supporting actors joins the production in New York, led by Tony winner André De Shields and Khris Davis. Directed by Miranda Cromwell – who won an Olivier Award alongside co-director Marianne Elliott for the West End and Young Vic productions – this powerful interpretation of Miller’s classic drama illuminates the dark underbelly of the American Dream and its elusive promise of equality and opportunity for all. Don’t miss the brilliantly reimagined revival The New York Times called “vital and electrifying.”

Death of the Salesman

Hudson Theatre

Lorraine Hansberry’s A RAISIN IN THE SUN comes to Astor Place this fall in Hansberry's Public Theater debut. Directed by Tony Award nominee Robert O’Hara, this fresh look at a classic proves to be as provocative and powerful today as it was in 1959.

Lena Younger has decided to use her late husband’s life insurance to move her family out of their cramped apartment on Chicago’s South Side. Her son, Walter Lee, has other ideas. This innovative new production of an American classic fearlessly interrogates the American dream in the face of racial and economic strife.

A Raisin In The Sun

Public Theater

In 2015, Mohegan theatre-maker Madeline Sayet moved to England to pursue a PhD in Shakespeare, grappling with the question of what it means to remain or leave, as the Brexit vote threatens to further disengage the UK from the wider world. Moving between nations that have failed to reckon with their ongoing roles in colonialism, she finds comfort in the journeys of her Native ancestors who had to cross the ocean in the 1700s to help her people. In this intimate and exhilarating solo piece directed by Mei Ann Teo, Sayet asks us what it means to belong in an increasingly globalized world.

Where We Belong

A long, long time ago—the ‘90s—in a Walmart far, far away, Erica, our Hero of Ages Lost, pushes her shopping cart—that most sacred ancient vessel of capitalism—through the aisles of a memory play. american (tele)visions is an explosive collision between the American Dream and the American Nightmare—the story of an undocumented Mexican family.

American Televisions

New York Theatre Workshop

Edward Hopper’s work is some of the most recognizable art in America—but who was he, and how did a struggling illustrator create such a bounty of notable work? Through expert interviews, diary entries, and Hopper’s own work, this new film explores the enigmatic personality behind the brush.

Exhibition On Screen: Hopper - An American Love Story

Leonard Nimoy Thalia at Symphony Space

In honor of the centennial of renowned writer and activist Grace Paley, Selected Shorts pays tribute to her enduring legacy with an evening of classic tales curated from her Collected Stories, a Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award finalist. Fellow National Book Award finalist and bestselling author Lauren Groff (Matrix) leads a cast of actors and admirers in celebrating Paley’s unmatched talent for illuminating the real world through fiction, poetry, and essay. With performances by Justin Bartha (National Treasure), Joanna Gleason (The Bite), Jackie Hoffman (Only Murders in the Building), Adina Verson (Only Murders in the Building), and Rita Wolf (Edward Albee's A Delicate Balance).

Selected Shorts: Grace Paley Centennial With Lauren Groff

Peter Jay Sharp Theatre at Symphony Space

Winner of the 2018 Pulitzer Prize, Martyna Majok's powerhouse play receives its Broadway premiere after a celebrated run at MTC's Stage I. Hailed by The New York Times as "gripping, immensely haunting and exquisitely attuned," this insightful, intriguing work is about the forces that bring people together, the complexity of caring and being cared for, and the ways we all need each other in this world. Kara Young and David Zayas join acclaimed original stars Gregg Mozgala and Katy Sullivan in this production, again directed by Obie Award winner Jo Bonney.

Cost of Living

Samuel J. Friedman Theatre

The NY Neo-Futurists’ surreal flea market, Try This On For Me, a full-length original play, immersed its audience in a journey through the absurdity, angst, and euphoria of trying to dress and left everyone with an unforgettable souvenir, perhaps even exiting feeling more beautiful than when they arrived.

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Becky Nurse of Salem

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Death of the Salesman

Hudson Theatre

A Raisin In The Sun

Public Theater

Where We Belong

Public Theater

American Televisions

New York Theatre Workshop

Exhibition On Screen: Hop...

Symphony Space

Selected Shorts: Grace Pa...

Symphony Space

Cost of Living

Manhattan Theatre Club

Try This On For Me

New York Neo-Futurists