A) Beginning Performances
In New York
1) Brody Went Missing
The Chain 11/5 - 11/8
2) Broom Play
The Player's Theatre 115 - 11/29
3) Fantasma
59E59 Theaters 11/7 - 12/20
4) Good Showbiz
Actor's Temple Theatre 11/8 - 11/22
5) Inter Alia
Music Box Theatre 11/10 -121
6) It's a Wonderful Life
Broadhurst Theatre 11/4 - 1/3
7) Ivories
East Village Basement 11/6 - 11/22
8) King Lear
Secret Theatre 11/5 -11/21
9) Mountain Girl
154 Theatre 11/4 - 11/22
10) The Panic Defense
30th Street Theatre 11/6 - 11/22
11) Seven Guitars
Lincoln Center's Mitzi Newhouse Theatre 11/5 - 1/10
12) The Steel Man
59E59 Theatres 11/3 - 12/13
B) Concert
In New York
13) American Symphony Orchestra performs Mozart & Friends
Riverside Church 11/5
C) Dance
In New York
14) Mirlitons by François Chaignaud & Aymeric Hainaux
L'Alliance New York 11/4
15) Turn. Turning. TURNT. by Cythnia Oliver
Brooklyn Academy of Music 11/4 - 11/7
D) Exhibit
16) Constantin Brâncuși: The Photographs - An Online Exhibit
E) Festival
In New Jersey
17) Centenary Stage Co, Annual Fringe Festival
Kutz Theatre 11/5 - 11/8
18) TD Jazz Moody Festival
NJPAC 11/6 - 11/22
In New York
19) IndieChina Film Festival
HERE Arts Center 11/10 - 11/15
20) Gotham Storytelling
Under St. Marks 11/3 - 11/15
F) Lottery & Rush Policies
In New York
21) Inter Alia
Music Box Theatre
G) Run Extension
In New York
22) The Hairy Ape
Irish Repertory Company - now closing 12/6
23) The Heart
Laura Pels Theatre - now closing 12/13
H) What Else is Happening
In New Jersey
24) Bergen Equestrian Center presents Rescued Hearts Movie Night
11/7
25) Elizabeth Morrow School Open House
11/7
26) NJPAC Upcoming Events
In New York
27) Battle Royal: A Night of Infamous Musical Feuds
Chelsea Table + Stage 11/3
28) Creative Stage Collective presents CSC Open Day
Manhattan School for Children 11/7
29) Dream: A Freudian Musical Premieres at Joe's Pub
11/15 & 11/22
30) Flushing Town Hall Upcoming Events
31) Miller Theatre Upcoming Event: Simone Dinnerstein
11/5
32) Much Ado About Nothing $25 Student Tickets
33) Rocky 50th Anniversay Celebration with Sylvester Stallone & Bill Conti
Brooklyn's Kings Theater 11/5
34) South Street Seaport Museum Monthly Family Activity: Lenape Games
11/7 - 11/29
35) Stranger Things The First Shadow 2nd High School Homecoming Week
11/3 - 11/6
36) Thurgood One Night Only at Theater Row
11/4
Other
37) Fathom Entertainment Upcoming Event
38) Rammstein - Live in Mexico City
In Movie Theaters starting 11/4
A) Beginning Performances
In New York
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1) Brody Went Missing
Brody is the coolest guy in Langstown—and he seems to have everything figured out. He is poised to take over the town’s most popular party supply store from his mother, surrounded by the life and friends he has always known. So when Brody suddenly leaves a note announcing that he is leaving town forever, his best friends, Angie and Doug, are left with more questions than answers. Determined to find him, Angie and Doug hit the road, blasting music and encountering an unpredictable assortment of characters along the way. What begins as a search for their missing friend becomes a madcap journey of friendship, accepting change, and the question of what happens when the person everyone thinks they know decides to disappear. Along the way, the play embraces themes of chosen family, self-discovery, and LGBTQ+ inclusion.
The Chain Theatre (312 W. 36th St.)
11/5 - 11/8
2) Broom Play
Two janitors return every day to the same room to do the same work: cleaning a space that refuses to get clean, in a building that never gives them water, with only one mop, and no brooms. One has stopped wanting and calls it peace. The other remains consumed by the possibility that life could become something more. Through eccentric clowning and moments of unexpected tenderness, their repetitive life forms into a tragicomedy about an overwhelming desire for a radical turn in life and also the gut-wrenching fear of that change: a tension the play itself embodies through multiple endings, shifting form with every performance. A nod to Beckett, Ionesco, and the European theatre of the absurd, Broom Play brings the comic, the frightening, and the tragic into the same world.
The Player's Theatre (115 MacDougal St.)
11/5 - 11/29
3) Fantasma
On Christmas Eve, three generations of women gather in Rosie’s newly renovated kitchen to make chuchitos – a traditional Guatemalan recipe passed down by heart, touch, and intuition. While her granddaughters attempt to document the dish step-by-step, they discover that what’s being preserved isn’t just food, and that recording and remembering are entirely different things. Spanning nearly two decades, Fantasma is a bittersweet exploration of what we keep, what we lose, and the impossibility of ever capturing it exactly right.
59E59 Theatres (59 E. 59th St.)
11-7 -12/20
Opening Night 11/22
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4) Good Showbiz
The King of Comedy meets Fiddler on the Roof in GOOD SHOWBIZ, starring Eli Leonard as the legendary and magical Showbiz host, Sandy Synagoguenstein. Leonard / Synagoguenstein takes his crowd through space and time to celebrate Jewish comedy and theater through the ages in a fearless and provocative piece of experimental, clown comedy. Together they will laugh at the Jewish stereotype and earn real money along the way. Because, while GOOD SHOWBIZ is a show, it is also a business. Ages 16+. Featuring Sarah Shtern and live music from Nicole Demaio. Produced by Sydney Feyder at Thruline Entertainment.
Actors Temple Theatre (339 W. 47th St.)
11/8 - 11/22
5) Inter Alia
Jessica Parks is a maverick London Crown Court Judge; sharp, compassionate, and determined to change a system she knows isn’t always just. But her career exists inter alia (“among other things”) as she balances motherhood, friendship and the elusive notion of “having it all.” So, when an unthinkable event rocks her finely tuned life, can she hold her family together – or will everything fall apart?
Music Box Theatre (239 W. 45th St.)
11/10 - 2/21
Opening Night 12/1
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6) It's a Wonderful Life
Five of stage and screen's most beloved and dynamic stars will bring a bevy of Bedford Falls characters to life for the Broadway debut of It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play.
Broadhurst Theatre (235 W. 44th St.)
11/4 - 1/3
Opening night 11/18
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7) Ivories
In Ivories, prodigal playwright Sloane is summoned back to her childhood home to care for her grandmother, whose severe dementia has left the family estate in their hands. Accompanied by her botanist husband Gwyn, Sloane attempts to settle into a new routine and begin the painful work of sorting through her grandmother’s belongings. When Gwyn’s childhood best friend Beckham arrives to help settle the estate, the reunion initially offers Sloane a welcome connection to the life they left behind. But as the three uncover secrets hidden throughout the house, long-buried memories and childhood trauma begin to resurface. Beneath the floorboards and within Sloane’s own fractured memories, something is waiting.
East Village Basement (321 E. 9th St.)
11/6 - 11/22
Opening Night 11/9
8) King Lear
Shakespeare’s tragedy unfolds in a production that transports us to Iron Age Britain and the tragic tale of KING LEAR, his daughters, and the downfall of his entire realm. Moving with the action through multiple playing spaces, audiences become witnesses to what happens when the man at the center of the system abruptly tears apart the world around them.
The Secret Theatre (10-10 44th St., Long Island City)
11/ 5 - 11/21
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9) Mountain Girl
John Patrick Shanley’s Mountain Girl is a whacked, cracked comic fable about Connie, an aspiring writer whose failing marriage and increasingly chaotic life sends her back to Colorado to confront the mother with whom she shares a B9zantine relationship. Their reunion reopens old wounds, including Connie’s abandoned literary ambitions and a childhood spent in the shadow of her parents’ troubled marriage. At the center of it all is Mountain Girl, a story Connie has never managed to finish and one her mother has never forgotten.
154 Theatre (154 Christopher St.)
11/4 - 11/22
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10) The Panic Defense
The Panic Defense exposes how prejudice is weaponized in courtrooms when LGBTQ+ lives are devalued. Through the stories of four individuals whose lives are cut short through violence, this urgent and unflinching play challenges a legal loophole that turns fear into an excuse and justice into a myth. When panic is the defense, justice is on trial.
30th Street Theatre (259 W. 30th St.)
11/6 - 11/22
11) Seven Guitars
Set in 1940s Pittsburgh, August Wilson’s haunting drama follows blues musician Floyd “Schoolboy” Barton, a man determined to win back the woman he loves and build a future beyond the limitations of Black life in America. As his friends gather and stories about Barton flow, what emerges is a richly layered portrait of masculinity and ambition, artistry, community and the collective weight of dreams deferred.
Mitzi Newhouse Theatre (150 W. 65th St.)
11/5 - 1/10
Opening Night 11/23
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.lct.org
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12) The Steel Man
Inspired by a true story, The Steel Man follows Jake Gellert as he struggles to escape from the shadow of his larger-than-life father, Leo, a Hungarian Jewish Holocaust survivor. While Leo remains consumed by the past and a desire to avenge the family he lost, Jake searches for a way to forge his own identity and help his father find peace.
59E59 Theatres (59 E, 59th St,)
11/3 - 12/13
Opening Night 11/8
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit 59e59.org/shows/show-detail/the-steel-man.
B) Concert
In New York
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13) American Symphony Orchestra performs Mozart & Friends
The American Symphony Orchestra (ASO), led by Music Director Leon Botstein, performs Mozart & Friends. The concert features sacred works by eminent composers from Mozart’s time that are rarely heard today. Anchored by Mozart’s Mass in C Major (“Coronation Mass”), the program includes Johann Adolf Hasse’s Miserere in C minor and the U.S. premieres of Michael Haydn’s Missa Sancti Joannis Nepomuceni and Georg Anton Benda’s cantata “Gott steigt herab.” The Orchestra will be joined by the Bard Festival Chorale, led by James Bagwell.
Soloists spotlight a roster of Metropolitan Opera singers: soprano Maureen McKay, hailed for her roles as Gretel in Hansel and Gretel and Papagena in The Magic Flute; mezzo-soprano Ashley Dixon, with covering duties at the Met Opera in both Medea and Maria Stuarda; tenor Terrence Chin-Loy, who this fall covers the role of Thomas Havens in the world-premiere of Lincoln in the Bardo, and sings Pang in Turandot at both LA Opera and Dallas Opera; and bass William Guanbo Su, returning to the Met as Colline in La bohème and Angelotti in Tosca this season.
Riverside Church (490 Riverside Dr.)
Thursday, November 26, 8:00 PM (Pre-Concert Talk 7:00 PM)
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14) Mirlitons by François Chaignaud & Aymeric Hainaux
What does mirliton mean? Depending on the context, a mirliton could be a kid’s flute, a bad poem, an old French coin, a military hat, or a pastry. In this performance, it’s an encounter between two voices and bodies: choreographer François Chaignaud and beatboxer Aymeric Hainaux. The audience is presented with a total saturation of frequencies and muscles in this energetic performance, as the artists engage in a percussive duel. Through their voices, feet, arms, props and costumes, Chaignaud and Hainaux create a duet that is as uncategorizable as the word mirliton.
Le Skyroom, L'Alliance New York (22 E. 60th St., 8th Fl. )
11/4 - 11/6
15) Turn. Turning. TURNT. by Cythnia Oliver
The rhythmic agility of Double Dutch jump roping. A flurry of vibrant action. Pulsing sound and considered movement. These are all facets of the program that marks Cynthia Oliver’s return to BAM. Turn. Turning. TURNT. is a three-part evening of dance comprising work constructed prior to, during, and following the 2020 global pandemic. Tether meditates on Black girls’ creativity and play as life strategy. Fallow depicts the chaotic underbelly of the pandemic through movement. Summon. Sow. Reap. explores our re-emergence from isolation through deep rhythm and spiritual patterning.
Oliver, a Bessie Award-winning choreographer and 2022 Guggenheim Fellow, directs a cast of six notable contemporary dance artists in her first BAM staging since 2017’s Virago-Man Dem. Together with her team of collaborators, she cultivates a powerful amalgam of sound, design, and light in service of an evening of dance that responds to these moments in our shared history with fierce determination and hope.
BAM Fisher, Fishman Space (321 Ashland Pl., Brooklyn)
11/4 - 11/7
D) Exhibit
16) Constantin Brâncuși: The Photographs - An Online Exhibit
To coincide with the Museum of Modern Art’s Brancusi: The Artist and His Studio, which Deborah Solomon hailed as “revelatory” in today’s New York Times, we are pleased to present a special online exhibition of more than 30 rare vintage photographs that Constantin Brâncuși himself took and printed. They are drawn from a collection we have assembled over the past 25 years, one of the largest in private hands, and include several highly desirable larger-format prints. Made between 1915 and 1943, they span almost three decades and nearly the full range of his photographic subjects: sculptures and their bases, groupes mobiles, self-portraits at work and at play, and still lifes. They include examples from the collections of James Johnson Sweeney, the influential museum curator and director; John Constantin Brâncuși Moore, Brâncuși’s son; and Marthe Lebherz, a dancer and close companion of the artist, as well as a signed self-portrait from 1926, mounted on Brâncuși’s passport application.
E) Festival
In New Jersey
17) Centenary Stage Co, Annual Fringe Festival
Centenary Stage Company’s annual Fringe Festival returns this November with three intimate, unconventional, and thought-provoking theatrical experiences. Featuring Too Fat for China, Ghost Dance: Picture of a Madman, and Unseen, this year’s festival explores adoption, art and mental illness, and the often-unseen people who make the magic of theater possible.
Edith Kutz Theatre, Lackland Performing Arts Center (715 Grand Ave.)
Too Fat for China 11/5 -11/8
Ghost Dance: Picture of a Madman 11/12 - 11/15
Unseen 11/19 - 11/22
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18) TD Jazz Moody Festival
New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) presents the 15th annual TD James Moody Jazz Festival bringing world-renowned jazz artists and rising voices to Newark for a celebration of musical legacy, innovation and community. This year’s Festival features world premiere concerts, debut collaborations and free performances, alongside tributes to some of music’s most influential artists.
For 15 years, the Festival has brought audiences together through performances that honor jazz’s roots while exploring its possibilities. This landmark edition continues that tradition with salutes to Miles Davis, Zakir Hussain and Festival namesake James Moody, plus a special 80th birthday celebration starring Tony Award winner Ben Vereen.
NJPAC (One Center St., Newark)
11/6 - 11/22
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit njpac.org
In New York
19) IndieChina Film Festival
HERE Arts Center (Co-Directors Jesse Cameron Alick, Annalisa Dias, and Lanxing Fu) will host the 2026 IndieChina Film Festival, a unique platform dedicated to showcasing the diverse, bold, and thought-provoking world of Chinese independent cinema.
HERE Arts Center (145 6th Ave.)
11/10 - 11/15
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.here.org.
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2o) Gotham Storytelling
FRIGID New York will present the 15th annual Gotham Storytelling Festival. The theme for this year’s Gotham Storytelling Festival is Stranger in a Strange Land. Hear stories about people being where they are not from: as a traveler, an immigrant, an emigrant, an expat, a displaced person, or simply moving to the big city (or a small town).Most performances will also be available to livestream from home.
Under St. Marks (94 St. Mark's Pl.)
11/3 - 11/15
F) Lottery & Rush Policies
In New York
21) Inter Alia
Inter Alia will be offering in-person rush and digital lottery programs for $45. Tickets will be available through a digital lottery the day before the performance at rush.telecharge.com. Entries for the digital lottery start at 12:00 AM ET, one day before the performance, and winners are drawn the same day at 10:00 AM ET and 3:00 PM ET. Winners may buy up to two tickets at $45 each (inclusive of $5 service fee), subject to availability. Please note that seats may be partial view. A limited number of in-person rush tickets will be available on the day of each performance for $45 per ticket when the Music Box Theatre box office opens. Maximum of two tickets per person, subject to availability.
For more information about Inter Alia, see above or visit
G) Run Extension
In New York
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22) The Hairy Ape
In 1922, Eugene O'Neill set the theatrical world on fire with his provocative and expressionist play, The Hairy Ape. This journey of a dark-souled, brutish ship laborer known as Yank is a riveting story of a common man's search for belonging in a world controlled by the rich and powerful.
Francis J. Greenburger Mainstage, Irish Repertory Theatre (132 W. 22nd St.(
Now closing 12/6
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit IrishRep.org
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23) The Heart
A young surfer’s life is cut short. A stranger suddenly has a second chance. And the life-force of one beating heart drives two families and a medical team through 24 hours that couldn’t matter more.
Laura Pels Theatre in the Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre (111 W. 46th St.)
Now closing 12/13
H) What Else is Happening
In New Jersey
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24) BERGEN EQUESTRIAN PRESENTS “RESCUED HEARTS” MOVIE NIGHT FUNDRAISER TO SUPPORT LOCAL VETERANS
Discover the miracles, mystery, and science of healing with horses during a special documentary screening at Bergen County Equestrian Center on November 7
An evening at Bergen Equestrian at Overpeck Park will shine a light on the extraordinary connection between horses and people while raising funds to support veterans in New Jersey experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Our Stable Life will present a special screening of the documentary Rescued Hearts.
Exploring the miracles, mystery, and science of healing with horses, Rescued Hearts follows deeply personal stories of transformation. Through lived experiences and scientific insight, the film examines how the horse-human bond can create opportunities for connection, trust, and healing.
The documentary was inspired by a remarkable moment: a 7-year-old child diagnosed with autism spoke his first words while interacting with a horse. That encounter led filmmakers Dana Croschere and Krisanna Sexton on a journey to understand what makes this connection so powerful. Along the way, their exploration transformed their own lives, including helping to heal the relationship between Croschere and her father.
Bergen County Equestrian Center, Overpeck Park (40 Fort Lee Rd., Leonia)
Saturday, November 7, 7:00 PM
For more information or to purchase a ticket, which includes popcorn and a soda, visit
All funds raised go toward Our Stable Life for providing equine therapy programs at no charge for veterans in New Jersey.
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25) OPEN HOUSE AT THE ELISABETH MORROW SCHOOL
THE ELISABETH MORROW SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE, BOOK FAIR + STORY TELLING
SATURDAY, NOV. 7 AT 1PM
RSVP: admissions@elisabethmorrow.org
For parents trying to figure out what schools are best for their children, consider visiting The Elisabeth Morrow School (EMS) in Englewood that is recognized by the National Association of Independent Schools’ (NAIS). Chosen from among thousands of independent schools globally, EMS is recognized for a student-led initiative that bridges applied science, sustainability, and community impact.
Elizabeth Morrrow School (452 Lydecker St., Englewood)
Saturday November 7, 1:00 PM
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26) NJPAC
Upcoming Events
THE BALD AND THE BEAUTIFUL LIVE: VERY BALD, VERY BEAUTIFUL
Trixie Mattel and Katya Zamo feature a pair of grizzled gay ghouls exploring the cultural boundaries of modern beauty through interviews with guests from across the beauty industry. From models, moguls, influencers, drag queens and adult performers to actors and more Trixie and Katya break down the beauty behind it all – live on stage.
Friday, November 6, 7:30 PM
JUSTIN SILVA
Justin has taken his comedy to stages across the country, including Punch Line, Helium, Funny Bone, Improv and Stress Factory. His comedy content has reached millions of viewers, while his live shows continue to win over audiences with nonstop energy and plenty of laughs. Following his 2024 Worldwide Tour, Justin continues to tour, create and grow as one of comedy’s rising acts. Driven by his faith, his family and his six children, Justin is committed to creating a space where audiences can forget about reality for a while and simply laugh.
Saturday, November 7, 7:00 PM
NJPAC (One Center St., Newark)
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27) BATTLE ROYALE
IS COMING TO CHELSEA TABLE + STAGE!
Whether you’re coming to cheer on your favorites, experience something new, or enjoy a great night out in NYC, Battle Royale promises an evening packed with energy, excitement, and entertainment.
Livestream and in-person tickets available!
Chelsea Table + Stage (152 W. 26th St.)
Tuesday, November 3, 7:00 PM
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28) Creative Stage Collective Presents
CSC Open Day
Creative Stage Collective presents their CSC Open Day on Saturday, November 7, 2026, from 1PM-3PM at the Manhattan School for Children, 154 W. 93rd Street, NYC. For more information and to reserve free tickets, please visit here.
Join the Creative Stage Collective Youth Troupe and some of their fabulous CSC Adult Professional Artists for two hours of theater, movement, and music games and activities for kids ages 8-16. There is no cost to join the workshop, and there is no limit to how many workshops you can attend.
This is a chance to explore, experiment, and meet our troupe. While this isn’t an audition, young people who show a particular spark of interest, imagination, and enthusiasm may be invited to join our multigenerational performing troupe for upcoming productions.
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29) "Dream: A Freudian Musical" with Samantha Pauly, Jo Lampert, Daniel Emond
DREAM: A Freudian Musical, a brand-new show by Larson Award winner Daniel Emond (Kill The Whale) will premiere at Joe’s Pub.
Set inside the dreamspace, DREAM: A Freudian Musical tells the little-known story of Sabina Spielrein, a “hysteria” patient-turned-psychoanalyst; her physician-turned-lover Carl Jung; and their mutual mentor, Sigmund Freud. This show presents the original score, which behaves like a dream itself, colliding the likes of Joanna Newsom, Sam Smith, Wagner, Eminem, and everything in between. It’s a musical about dreams, death, rebirth—and the dangers of telling your therapist, “I love you.” Presented in partnership with YoungArts.
Featuring music direction by JT KAUFMAN, the 75-minute show will feature Ellie Barone (Hightown) as Sabina; Jordon Bolden(The Kill Room) as Jung; Daniel Emond (The Great Comet) as Freud; Jo Lampert (Joan of Arc, Transparent) as S. Spielrein, along with special guest Samantha Pauly (Broadway’s Six, The Great Gatsby).
Watch a “First Look” teaser video:
Joe's Pub, Public Theatre (425 Lafayette St.)
Sunday, November 22, 6:00 PM
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30) Flushing Town Hall
Upcoming Events
New York Classical Players: Brahms & Puts: A Journey to Belief
The New York Classical Players (NYCP) returns to Flushing Town Hall for a program of clarity, inward reflection, and emotional breadth. NYCP’s November program traces a journey from clarity to conviction. Lars-Erik Larsson’s Concertino for Double Bass opens with neoclassical warmth, followed by Kevin Puts’s quietly searching Credo. The evening concludes with Brahms’s Double Concerto, his final orchestral work and one of his most personal statements, performed by violinist Kyung Sun Lee and cellist Clive Greensmith.
Thursday, November 5, 7:30 PM
Queens Jazz Orchestra: The Jimmy Heath Centennial Concert
The Queens Jazz Orchestra presents a concert to remember and honor the late NEA Jazz Master Jimmy Heath, a member of "The Heath Brothers", one of America's most prominent jazz families from Philadelphia, which included brothers Percy Heath and drummer Albert "Tootie" Heath. The Queens Jazz Orchestra, under the direction of Antonio Hart, will showcase the different worlds of music that Jimmy Heath performed and loved to hear. This concert is a beautiful tribute to the life, music, and memory of a man who championed jazz and dedicated his life to the music.
Saturday November 7, 8:00 PM
AIA Queens Chapter: 2026 Women in Architecture Exhibition
Flushing Town Hall is proud to partner with the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Queens Chapter on multiple architecture-inspired programs throughout the year. We are thrilled to announce the AIA Queens Chapter’s third “Women in Architecture” exhibition! This landmark event celebrates the remarkable contributions of women architects, showcasing their creativity, innovation, and design excellence.
Tuesday, November 10, 5:00 PM
Framing America: Portraiture, Identity, and Belonging
Join participating photographers Gina Minielli, Jim Richards, Tony Gonzalez, and Zachary Schulman for a conversation moderated by curator Stephanie S. Lee. The discussion will explore each artist’s photographic practice, approach to portraiture, and the ideas of identity, representation, belonging, and lived experience reflected throughout Portraits of America. The program will conclude with an audience Q&A. All are welcome. Come by early for a closing reception! At 5 PM, we will host a special evening program presented in conjunction with Portraits of America.
Tuesday, November 10, 6:00 PM
Flushing Town Hall (13735 Northern Blvd.)
For more information or to purchase tickets to these or other coming events, visit www.flushingtownhall.org.
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31) Miller Theatre
Upcoming Event
SIMONE DINNERSTEIN plays Bach, Brad Mehldau, and Keith Jarrett
The celebrated pianist Simone Dinnerstein, a longtime Miller collaborator, returns to explore an unexpected kinship between Bach's Fifteen Inventions and Fifteen Sinfonias and works by renowned jazz pianists Brad Mehldau and Keith Jarrett—both profoundly influenced by Bach.
Miller Theatre (2960 Broadway)
Thursday, November 8, 7:30 PM
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.millertheatre.com/events/bach-inventions-and-sinfonias
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32) 2,500 TICKETS AVAILABLE
AT $25 FOR STUDENTS
TONY AWARD® & OLIVIER AWARD®-WINNING
DIRECTOR/PRODUCER
JAMIE LLOYD’S
ACCLAIMED PRODUCTION OF
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE’S
“MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING”
STARRING
TOM HIDDLESTON & HAYLEY ATWELL
Tony Award® and multiple Olivier Award®-winning director/producer Jamie Lloyd announces that 2,500 tickets are now available to students for $25 across the run of his critically acclaimed production of William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing.
2,500 STUDENT TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR JUST $25
The Jamie Lloyd Company is making 2,500 tickets available to students across the run for $25. The $25 student tickets can be purchased starting today at Telecharge.com using code “JLCSTUDENT.”
Limit one ticket per person, on a first-come, first-served basis. Each ticket will be available for pickup on the day of performance at the Winter Garden box office. A valid student ID must be presented when the ticket is picked up. Tickets are subject to availability.
Winter Garden Theatre (1634 Broadway)
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.muchadobroadway.com
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33) SYLVESTER STALLONE
AND
BILL CONTI
TO REUNITE FOR SPECIAL ONE-NIGHT-ONLY
CELEBRATION OF ROCKY’S 50TH ANNIVERSARY
AT BROOKLYN’S KINGS THEATER
CINEMA LEGENDS TO PARTICIPATE IN
EXCLUSIVE LIVE CONVERSATION
AHEAD OF ROCKY™ IN CONCERT
ON NOVEMBER 5
ACADEMY AWARD-WINNING DIRECTOR
PETER FARRELLY
AND ACTOR ANTHONY IPPOLITO TO
JOIN THE CELEBRATION
IN ANTICIPATION OF AMAZON MGM STUDIOS’
UPCOMING FILM
I PLAY ROCKY
TCG Entertainment, in association with Amazon MGM Studios, today announced a special one-night-only celebration of the 50th anniversary of the iconic Academy Award winning film Rocky, featuring appearances by Academy Award winners Sylvester Stallone and legendary composer Bill Conti. The event will take place on Thursday, November 5, at Brooklyn's historic Kings Theatre, as part of the ROCKY in Concert tour.
The evening will bring together two of the creative forces behind one of cinema's most beloved films for an exclusive live pre-show conversation celebrating Rocky's enduring legacy. Stallone and Conti will reflect on the making of the original film, its unforgettable score, and the friendship and creative collaboration that helped shape a cinematic phenomenon.
Adding to the celebration, Academy Award-winning director Peter Farrelly and actor Anthony Ippolito will make a special appearance to discuss Amazon MGM Studios' upcoming film, I Play Rocky and connection to the beloved original. The new film revisits the remarkable story behind the creation of Rocky, introducing a new generation to the determination, ambition, and perseverance that brought the iconic underdog story to life.
Following the pre-show festivities, audiences will experience ROCKY in Concert, a spectacular live-to-film presentation featuring the original 1976 motion picture on a larger-than-life screen, accompanied by a live symphony orchestra performing Bill Conti's legendary score in sync with the film. The immersive concert experience brings new energy to the Academy Award-winning classic, allowing longtime fans and new audiences alike to rediscover the film's unforgettable story and music.
Kings Theatre (1027 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn)
November 5, 7:00 Pre show 8:00 Rocky in Concert
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit us.atgtickets.com/events/rocky/kings-theatre-brooklyn
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34) South Street Seaport Museum
Announces
November Monthly Family Activity:
Lenape Games
November 7 – 29, 2026
11am–4:30pm | 213 Water Street |
Included in General Admission
Celebrate National Native American Heritage Month with family-friendly activities including Selahtinalìtin (sˈɛlɑːtˌɪnɐlˌɪtɪn): a scattering straws game similar to Pick Up Sticks or Jackstraws, and Mamantuhwin (mˈæmɐntˌuːwɪn): a dice-and-bowl game inspired by the whirligig beetle. Experience the excitement of these traditional games and connect with the history of Lenapehoking, the land now known as South Street Seaport.
This family activity will be offered most Saturdays and Sundays from November 7 through November 29; contact the Museum if you want to check on an exact date.
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35) STRANGER THINGS: THE FIRST SHADOW
TO HOST SECOND “HAWKINS HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING WEEK”
IN CELEBRATION OF STRANGER THINGS DAY
SPECIAL EVENTS FROM NOVEMBER 3rd- 6th AT BROADWAY’S MARQUIS THEATRE
The 4-time Tony Award-winning Broadway production of STRANGER THINGS: THE FIRST SHADOW will be hosting its second “Hawkins High School Homecoming Week” at the Marquis Theatre on Broadway in honor of Stranger Things Day (November 6th).
The week-long celebration is brought to life through a series of partnerships with brands and creators fans know and love:
- Tuesday, November 3 | Friendship Bracelets
Fans can create their own Stranger Things: The First Shadow-themed friendship bracelets in the lobby before the performance. - Wednesday, November 4 | Stranger Things: The Diner
Fans in attendance will receive a special offer for 15% off their ticket purchase for Stranger Things: The Diner, an immersive dining experience opening November 18 in NYC. Presented by Bucketlisters and inspired by the hit Netflix series, Stranger Things: The Diner will feature themed food and drinks, iconic photo opportunities, and interactive environments. For more information, click here. - Thursday, November 5 | Dark Horse Comics
Dark Horse Comics joins the celebration with an exclusive, limited-edition print of their Stranger Things: The First Shadow graphic novel cover, which fans will receive at the theater this day. Click here for more information. - Friday, November 6 | Sharpie® Day
In partnership with Sharpie®, a lobby takeover invites fans to help bring the Mind Flayer to life by coloring and signing a larger-than-life mural using custom Stranger Things: The First Shadow Sharpie permanent markers. Each attendee will receive a complimentary co-branded Sharpie to take home while supplies last. The celebration continues after the performance with a special talkback with the cast, moderated by pop culture expert Francis Dominic.
Hawkins High School Homecoming Week is a celebration of the community that has grown around Stranger Things: The First Shadow, and a thank-you to the fans who have made the production a Broadway phenomenon.
For more information about Stranger Things: The First Shadow or to purchase tickets, visit
www.StrangerThingsBroadway.com.
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IN LIVING COLORED is pleased to announce the George Stevens Jr.’s award-winning play THURGOOD, directed by Dr. Prodan Dimov. Acclaimed stage actor, producer, and social justice storyteller Michael Anthony Tatmon will headline the THURGOOD Equal Justice Tour, portraying the legendary Justice Thurgood Marshall. THURGOOD will play one-night-only as part of the United Solo Theatre Festival.
THURGOOD is the cornerstone of the newly established Thurgood Initiative, an educational and community engagement program that uses live theater to inspire dialogue about equal justice, civil rights, leadership, and the ongoing pursuit of democracy. This engagement launches the THURGOOD Equal Justice Tour and supports the nonpartisan THURGOOD Initiative through educational partnerships, civic engagement, and community conversations.
Theatre Row (410 W. 42nd St.)
Wednesday, November 4, 7:00 PM
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37) Fathom Entertainment
Upcoming Events
- JIMMY – Starring KJ Apa, the new biographical drama explores the untold story of Hollywood icon Jimmy Stewart, arriving in theatres nationwide November 6, with select early screenings beginning November 1.
- Rocky 50th Anniversary – Sylvester Stallone's iconic boxing classic returns in remastered 4K November 7–11, featuring exclusive bonus content from the upcoming film I Play Rocky.
- V for Vendetta 20th Anniversary – The cult classic returns to theatres November 1 and 5 with an exclusive introduction from director James McTeigue.
- The Met: Live in HD Presents Carmen Encore – Bizet's acclaimed opera returns to cinemas November 14 with an encore presentation of the Met's 2010 production.
For more about these and other upcoming Fathom Entertainment events or to purchase tickets, visit Fathom Entertainment.
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RAMMSTEIN – LIVE IN MEXICO CITY
38) SETTING CINEMAS ABLAZE WORLDWIDE NOVEMBER 4
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT RAMMSTEINMEXICO.LIVE
From the US and Europe to Latvia and Costa Rica to Japan and Australia and beyond, tickets for RAMMSTEIN - LIVE IN MEXICO CITY are selling like wildfire. Playing in more than 1,200 cinemas across more than 40 countries, the German sextet’s feature-length concert film is currently adding showtimes to satisfy popular demand. For full cinema listings, updates and further information, please visit www.rammsteinmexico.live.
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