FUERZA BRUTA is a non-stop collision of dynamic music, visceral emotion, and kinetic aerial imagery. Featuring mind-blowing visual effects that must be seen to be believed - a man running full throttle through a series of moving walls, women frolicking in a watery world suspended just inches... | Learn More

Sex and money battle for blood in the 20th anniversary revival of Speed-the-Plow, David Mamet’s classic skewering of Hollywood power brokers. Jeremy Piven ("Entourage") and Raúl Esparza (Company) play two film producers hungry to impress the Studio Head with the next big blockbuster.... | Learn More

NOBIS SOLO is an exhibition of sculpture, painting and works on paper, each work complete unto itself. Entitled in the Latin phrase for "By ourselves alone," the artworks that were selected emphasize a unity of concept and process. Although it can be said of any work of art that... | Learn More

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Years from now theatergoers will be divided into two groups: those who saw Patti LuPone's performance and those who didn't...

Save up to 50% now through January 18 - including Christmas and New Year's weeks!... | Learn More

Visionary director Martha Clarke brings Hieronymus Bosch’s provocative painting to life in Garden of Earthly Delights, exploring heaven, hell, and the beauty and sins amid.

Today 8 million New Yorkers daily get up, go out, and live their lives. By the year 2030, there will be a million more people living in New York City. And the city will have undergone a great transformation, becoming cleaner, greener, more responsible, and more robust--if the projections of... | Learn More

Douglas Fairbanks was a thirty-five-year-old veteran of live theater when he made his first films in 1915 for D. W. Griffith's Fine Arts studio. There, he created the character of "Doug," a breezy, all-American go-getter who seemed to move effortlessly though life and across the screen. Still,... | Learn More

Spectator Theater Editor, Laura Hedli will be moderating a talkback with Mike Birbiglia regarding his critically-acclaimed one-man show, SLEEPWALK WITH ME. In SLEEPWALK WITH ME, produced by Nathan Lane, Mike takes the audience on a hilarious journey as he explores his fears of... | Learn More

Beginning in January of 2009, some of the finest talents of New York and London theater converge at BAM to kick off an extraordinary venture—The Bridge Project—an unprecedented three-year, transatlantic partnership uniting BAM, The Old Vic, and Neal Street Productions. Academy Award... | Learn More

Watch a selection of silent comedy shorts from MoMA's collection, followed by short videos made in response by some of today's finest comedians. Ron Magliozzi, Assistant Curator, Department of Film, along with his colleagues Steve Massa and Ben Model, have selected some "cruel and unusual"... | Learn More

This annual favorite displays the most cutting-edge dance from Japan, Taiwan and Korea. Highlights include world premiere from butoh great Ko Murobushi for his company of three male dancers Ko & Edge Co.; chelfitsch Theater Company’s dance-theater duet Air Conditioner, which was a... | Learn More

Dance Gotham returns to present an exciting range of aesthetics and artistry. From post-modern athleticism to seasoned theatricality, the artists offer choreographic works that are sophisticated, witty, wonderfully intelligent and revealing. Performers include Arena Dances, Koresh Dance... | Learn More

Dance Gotham returns to present an exciting range of aesthetics and artistry. From post-modern athleticism to seasoned theatricality, the artists offer choreographic works that are sophisticated, witty, wonderfully intelligent and revealing. Performers include Arena Dances, Koresh Dance... | Learn More

One Monday a month, MoMA stays open until 8:45 p.m. Drop in after hours for exhibitions, films, entertainment, and a cash bar. Visitors have an extended opportunity to view special exhibitions, as well as the Museum's renowned collection of modern and contemporary art. These evenings include... | Learn More

Experience a moving performance that merges personal history, contemporary dance, and visual art. Choreographer and performer Yin Mei weaves the story of her experiences during the Cultural Revolution into a collaborative duet with Tibetan dancer Sang Jijia. They are joined by art/technologist... | Learn More

Meet Uncle Vanya, the quintessential superfluous man, who wakes up one morning to discover he has wasted his life in the service of others. This is Chekhov's tragicomic masterpiece of dashed dreams, thwarted love and eternal longing.

Tony Award winner O'Hare stars as Vanya alongside... | Learn More

This program explores contemporary art in the age of YouTube, Facebook, and Wikipedia, online resources that connect people and information in countless ways and through immeasurable distances. Artists Cory Arcangel and Rafael Lozano-Hemmer discuss the ways in which they utilize... | Learn More

Burnt-out social worker Anne Simpson wants to retire on a high note, when a gifted nine-year-old, Chee-Chee, from the last “projects” in Anne’s gentrified Harlem neighborhood, collides into her life and forces her to confront the shadows of her past. Much to his mother... | Learn More

Miller Theatre honors New York native Leon Kircher (b. 1919), who at 90 remains a composer of vigorous and poetic music. He is a performer’s composer, championed by some of the world’s finest musicians many of whom are personally joining in the celebration. This Portrait features... | Learn More

Mark Morris’s acclaimed production returns. This complete vision for Gluck, with choreography by Morris and costumes by Isaac Mizrahi, features the artistry of Stephanie Blythe in the male title role. The alluring Danielle de Niese is Orfeo’s adored wife, Euridice, who inspires the... | Learn More