Adapted from a vast array of General Eisenhower's memoirs, speeches, and letters, Eisenhower: This Piece of Ground is a candid and fascinating fictional eavesdropping on President Dwight D. Eisenhower at his Gettysburg, Pennsylvania farm. It is 1962 and The New York Times Magazine has published its first list ranking the American Presidents in order of greatness. Pondering his placement on the list, Eisenhower looks back on his life - his Kansas upbringing, his decorated Army career, his victories in World War II, and his two terms as President – contemplating the qualities and adversities that make an American President great.
Theatre at St. Clements (423 W. 46th St.)
Closing 10/27
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.eisenhowertheplay.com
9) Shucked
What do you get when you pair a semi-neurotic, New York comedy writer with two music superstars from Nashville? A hilarious and audacious farm-to-fable musical about the one thing Americans everywhere can’t get enough of: corn. Shucked is the new musical comedy that proves sometimes tearing down a few walls, rather than growing them, is the only way to preserve our way of life. Shucked is turning Broadway on its ear and is offering a kernel of hope for our divided nation.
Nederlander Theatre (208 West 41st St.)
Closing 1/14
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit
www.shuckedmusical.com
13) Family-Friendly Halloween Fun at BAM
These programs are the perfect way to set the Halloween mood
Coco
Directed by Lee Unkrich and Adrian Molina | 2017
With Anthony Gonzalez, Gael García Bernal, Benjamin Bratt
BAM Rose Cinema 3 (Peter Jay Sharp Building), 30 Lafayette Ave
Sun, Oct 29, 12pm
Tickets are $10 for children (13 & under), $14 for adults, and $9 for BAM members
Ages 7+
In this vibrant tale of family, fun, and adventure from Disney/Pixar, an aspiring young musician named Miguel embarks on an extraordinary journey to the magical land of his ancestors. While there, he strikes up an unexpected friendship with the charming trickster Hector (voiced by Gael García Bernal), who helps him uncover the mysteries behind his family’s stories and traditions.
BAM’s Parent Circle invites families to arrive early (10:30am—11:30am) for prescreen activities celebrating Día de los Muertos—mask making, coloring their Alebrije, commemorating the ancestors, and more. Guests are encouraged to come dressed in their favorite costumes for a chance to win tickets to the upcoming BAMkids Film Festival. For information on Coco, visit BAM.org/film/2023/
BAMboo!
In front of BAM (Peter Jay Sharp Building), 30 Lafayette Ave
Tue, Oct 31, 4pm—7pm
FREE
All Ages
BAM's festive Halloween block party returns outdoors. The action-packed afternoon of
revelry features family-friendly music, carnival games, arts and crafts, candy giveaways, trick-or-treat popcorn, and family-friendly Halloween short films in the BAM Rose Cinemas. Costumes are encouraged. The event is free, and all are welcome. For more information, visit BAM.org/kids/2023/
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PIFF THE MAGIC DRAGON PERFORMS LIVE
AT BERGENPAC IN ENGLEWOOD, N.J.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2023 at 8PM
$55-$65
bergenPAC
201.227.1030
30 North Van Brunt Street
Englewood, New Jersey
www.bergenPAC.org
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16) Celebrate Halloween Early at
Brooklyn Children’s Museum!
Enjoy a day of hands-on Museum fun and trick-or-treating on Saturday, October 28
Attendees will be able to:
Shout “BOO!” and boogie down with 10-year-old DJ Annie Red at BCM’s rooftop costume dance party.
Visit the Mad Scientist Animal Menagerie, presented by BCM’s own animal maintainers.
Learn about creepy crawlies at the Insect Meet-and-Greet with entomologist Dr. Aaron Rodrigues.
Enjoy a witchy, puppetry performance by The Smack-Dab in the Middle of the Day Show.
Catch a screening of Muppets Haunted Mansion.
Trick-or-treat around the Museum’s exhibits.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28TH at 8PM
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31ST at 8PM
ADMISSION INCLUDES
WELCOME COCKTAIL - Imbibe with a complimentary ice-cold tipple upon arrival.
WORLD-CLASS ENTERTAINMENT - Enjoy an exclusive performance of Seven Sins, Company XIV’s ravishing spectacle inspired by the fall of man and the seven deadly sins.
TRICKS & TREATS - Partake in a decadent selection of fine sweets throughout the evening.
COSTUME CONTEST - Dress to impress, the most stunning lewk at each performance wins a tantalizing prize.
VENUE
Théâtre XIV
383 Troutman St.
Brooklyn, NY 11237
Théâtre XIV is a boutique venue on Graffitti Alley in trendy Bushwick, Brooklyn. Burlesque stars pour immersive cocktails and champagne from a curated menu at the venue’s speakeasy bar. L Train to Jefferson St.
OTHER INFO
Ages 21+ only, valid ID required for entry
Strobe, haze and incense are utilized in this production
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18) DANNY AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA
TO OFFER $20 LOTTERY TICKETS
STARRING
AUBREY PLAZA
AND
CHRISTOPHER ABBOTT
PERFORMANCES BEGIN MONDAY, OCTOBER 30
AT THE LUCILLE LORTEL THEATRE
OPENING NIGHT SET FOR MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13
10 WEEKS ONLY
Producers Sam Rockwell and Mark Berger’s Play Hooky Productions, Seaview, Sue Wagner, and John Johnson recently announced that a limited number of $20 tickets will be available via a weekly TodayTix Lottery for all performances of Danny and the Deep Blue Sea starring Aubrey Plaza and Christopher Abbott beginning on the first performance on Monday, October 30, at the Lucille Lortel Theatre (121 Christopher Street).
The Lottery will open for entries on the TodayTix app each Sunday at 12:01 AM for the coming week's performances and will close at noon on the day before each performance. Winners will be notified by push notification and email between 1-4 PM on the day before their selected show, and will have 30 minutes to purchase their tickets in the app. Entrants may request 1 or 2 tickets, and entry is free and open to all.
To download the TodayTix app, click here.
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19) Celebrate Back to the Future Day by seeing
Robert Zemeckis' Academy Award® Winning
adventure the way it was meant to be seen - on
the big screen!
Due to overwhelming fan demand, another date added! You can now
see Marty, Doc, and Einstein in theaters on October 25.
PLUS fans will get a glimpse of what “Back To The Future” could have been with
rare audition footage featuring actors Ben Stiller, Kyra Sedgwick, Jon Cryer, and
more with “AN ALTERNATE FUTURE: LOST AUDITION TAPES!”
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.fathomevents.com/events/Back-to-the-Future-Day
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TWO NEW PLAYS IN PROGRESS:
backstroke boys
BY XAVIER CLARK
the beautiful land i seek (la linda tierra que busco yo) BY MATTHEW BARBOT
The first play in the series will be backstroke boys, written by Xavier Clark and directed by Sivan Battat. Performances begin on October 27 and run through November 4, 2023. The cast will include Anthony Adu (Duty Free), Ayse Eldek (“The Defenders”) and Mark Yowakim (Macbeth).
On his first day of swim practice at a brand-new high school, and country, Quentin befriends Zia, the captain of the swim team, and through their growing relationship they open up a whole can of worms. A coming-of-age story that grapples with the question of how can you hold on to your faith when your faith is showing grace and acceptance towards everything else but your own self?
backstroke boys will feature set design by Tristan Jeffers (Hindsight), costume design by Asa Benally (Blues for an Alabama Sky), lighting design by Xiangfu Xiao (The Diamond), sound design by Chad Raines (Laughing in Jail) and prop design by Addison Heeren (Round Table). Movement, fight and intimacy direction is by Alex Might (No Mercy). Nat Kelley DiMario (Lewberger & the Wizard of Friendship) will serve as Production Stage Manager, with Giselle Raphaela (Endgame) as Assistant Stage Manager.
The performance schedule is as follows:
- Friday October 27 at 8:00pm
- Saturday October 28 at 3:00pm and 8:00pm
- Sunday October 29 at 3:00pm
- Tuesday October 31 at 8:00pm
- Wednesday November 1 at 7:00pm
- Thursday November 2 at 8:00pm
- Friday November 3 at 8:00pm
- Saturday November 4 at 3:00pm and 8:00pm
the beautiful land i seek (la linda tierra que busco yo), written by Matthew Barbot and directed by José Zayas, will begin performances on November 10 and continue through November 18, 2023. The cast will include Nate Betancourt (Drunk Shakespeare), Daniel Colón (Morir Sonyando), Alejandro Hernández (“The Horror of Dolores Roach”), Ashley Marie Ortiz (A Silent Exile) and Bobby Román (Don Juan).
In 1951, two would-be assassins on a train from New York to Washington, DC discuss their plan to strike in the name of Puerto Rican independence. The lock to their compartment is busted, however, and each time the door swings open they find themselves interrupted by figures out of art and history, reflections of what their country means to them and has meant to the United States. As the borders of their reality begin to shift and their train chugs along, the two must finalize their plan and decide how they want their sacrifice to be remembered.
the beautiful land i seek (la linda tierra que busco yo) will feature set design by Tristan Jeffers (Hindsight), costume design by Haydee Zelideth (Wet Brain), lighting design by Xiangfu Xiao (The Diamond), sound design by Chad Raines (Laughing in Jail) and prop design by Addison Heeren (Round Table). Movement, fight and intimacy direction is by Rocio Mendez (Ain’t No Mo’). Caren Celine Morris (Hound Dog) will serve as Production Stage Manager, with Ariana Michel (Hungry Ghost) as Assistant Stage Manager.
The performance schedule is as follows:
- Friday November 10 at 8:00pm
- Saturday November 11 at 3:00pm and 8:00pm
- Sunday November 12 at 3:00pm
- Tuesday November 14 at 8:00pm
- Wednesday November 15 at 8:00pm
- Thursday November 16 at 7:00pm
- Friday November 17 at 8:00pm
- Saturday November 18 at 3:00pm and 8:00pm
Fault Line Theatre: (plays) In Previews. gives artists the chance to experiment and explore their work, and it will allow the company to forge partnerships and create an audience to support each play on the way to its world premiere. Additionally, audiences will have the opportunity to experience some of the most cutting edge and innovative work as it is emerging. The must-see theatre of next season is already here, and Fault Line Theatre’s audience will see it first.
For tickets and more information, please visit www.faultlinetheatre.org.
21) THE FLEA
IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE
YALE DRAMA SERIES
TO PRESENT A STAGED READING AND
PRESENTATION OF THE YALE DRAMA SERIES PRIZE TO
BATHHOUSE.PPTX
BY JESÚS VALLES
DIRECTED BY CHAY YEW
TAKING PLACE MONDAY, OCTOBER 30 AT 3:00 PM
AT THE FLEA
The Flea in association with the Yale Drama Series is presenting a staged reading of BATHHOUSE.PPTX by Jesús Valles. BATHHOUSE.PPTX was selected as the 2023 recipient of the Yale Drama Series Prize judged by Jeremy O. Harris, and it is the first recipient of The Flea’s production commission program, an open call program that provides a finishing commission and full production to an experimental new work by Black, brown and/or queer artists.
BATHHOUSE.PPTX is an epic new play following The Presenter, a “young,” queer, Mexican-American public-speaking student, who is thrust into the landscapes of queer intimacy, colonialism and communal spaces for pleasure when his presentation on the history of cleanliness and bathing starts to burst at the seams with the ghosts of a bathhouse at the end of the world including A Conquistador! Wearing One of Those Hats!, A Very Real Twink, and even the appearance of Laura Linney. Valles describes it as, “A group project for perverts. Somewhere between lecture, re-enactment, and cruising ground. A meditation on queer longing, queer grief, and all our queer worlds that will come to pass, that will come to be.”
The reading at The Flea (20 Thomas Street), staged by Chay Yew, will take place on Monday, October 30 at 3:00 PM and is free and open to the public.
Learn more at www.theflea.org.
22) HARMONY
BARRY MANILOW AND BRUCE SUSSMAN’S NEW MUSICAL
ANNOUNCES
NEW TICKTING INITIATIVE
18@$18
Producers Ken Davenport, Sandi Moran, Garry Kief and Hunter Arnold announced a new ticketing initiative for the new Broadway production of Barry Manilow and Bruce Sussman’s Harmony which began previews at the Barrymore Theatre (243 West 47th Street) on Wednesday, October 18th.
18@$18, a specially priced single rush ticket program will offer early rush tickets every morning when the box office opens at 10:00 am. The first 18 rush tickets will be available to purchase for $18.00 each. Seat locations for this program vary and may be available in all sections of the theatre. Locations are determined each by the show’s management and assigned at the discretion of the Box Office at time of purchase. Buyers will be able to purchase one ticket each per performance.
For more information about Harmony or to purchase tickets, visit www.HarmonyANewMusical.com
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Thursday October 26th at 7:30pm
Kelsey Theatre at MCCC
1200 Old Trenton Rd.
West Windsor
The full list can be found HERE.
25) THE McKITTRICK HOTEL, HOME OF SLEEP NO MORE,
PRESENTS
M O N S T E R :
A H A L L O W E E N P A R T Y
TRANSFORM YOURSELF FOR THREE HALLOWEEN CELEBRATIONS
ON OCTOBER 27, 28 & 31
The McKittrick Hotel (530 West 27th Street, NYC), home of Sleep No More, announced their highly anticipated annual celebration, Monster: A Halloween Party, taking place throughout the legendary hotel on Friday 10/27, Saturday 10/28, and Halloween night, Tuesday 10/31.
Monster: A Halloween Party invites guests to unleash their inner beast and discover the monster within. Spectacles will unfold as they explore a forbidden dreamscape filled with monsters, myths, and live acts ranging from intimate to epic in scale.
Partygoers can celebrate, dance, and drink throughout the night as they immerse themselves deep within The McKittrick Hotel, where the true monster is revealed. Guests are encouraged to dress as their inner monster or in all black. Inspiration is provided on the hotel’s website.
For tickets and information about Sleep No More, and other experiences at The McKittrick Hotel, visit www.mckittrickhotel.com.
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MARY J. BLIGE’S MARY CAN! TO NEWARK LIBRARIES
Six free readings hosted across multiple Newark Public Library locations in October and November
BOTM promotes literacy through interactive readings of picture books about artists of color. Limited free copies of the book will be distributed to participating families. Previous BOTM selections include Celia Cruz, Queen of Salsa by Veronica Chambers and Alvin Ailey by Andrea Davis Pinkney.
Series Schedule:
| Tue, Oct 17 @ 3:30PM NPL - Springfield Branch 50 Hayes Street Wed, Oct 18 @4PM NPL - Branch Brook Branch 235 Clifton Avenue Thu, Oct 19 @ 3:30PM NPL - Van Buren Branch 140 Van Buren Street | Fri, Oct 27 @ 4PM NPL - North End Branch 722 Summer Avenue Thu, Nov 9 @ 3PM NPL - Vailsburg Branch 75 Alexander Street Fri, Nov 10 @ 4PM NPL - Main Branch 5 Washington Street |
27) New Exhibition at New York City Fire Museum
“Becoming the Bravest” Gives a Behind the Scenes Look at a Firefighter’s Journey
This new temporary exhibition highlights what it takes to become a New York City firefighter
On October 18th, the New York City Fire Museum will open a new special exhibition, “Becoming the Bravest,” which highlights the journey and training every New York City firefighter has to take to become one.
The focal point of this new exhibit will be that all firefighters—from the newly graduated to the highest-ranking uniformed member, the Chief of Department—all started in the same place: the Probationary Firefighters School at the Fire Academy. Using photographs, uniforms, helmets, patches, firefighter equipment and other unique artifacts from the Museum's collection, as well as information, photographs, and video supplied by the Department, the Museum will educate visitors about the incredible journey undertaken to become New York's Bravest.
"Becoming the Bravest" will be open through early 2024.
The Museum is located at 278 Spring Street between Varick and Hudson Streets, in the former quarters of the FDNY's Engine Company No. 30, a renovated 1904 firehouse. The Fire Museum, with roots dating to 1870, contains 30,000 objects and artifacts, features 11 galleries, and attracts some 40,000 visitors from across the globe annually.
The Museum also recently launched a fun activity for kids: a scavenger hunt that leads young visitors through the Museum’s historic exhibitions hunting for artifacts amongst century-old fire engines. The scavenger hunt is free with admission, and a surprise gift awaits those who complete the hunt!
Learn more at https://www.nycfiremuseum.
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15 – 20 Grants to Be Given in each City
APPLY NOW!
www.Northtoshore.comAPPLY NOW FOR COMMUNITY ARTS GRANTS FOR ARTISTS, SMALL BUSINESSES, CREATORS & PRODUCERS IN ASBURY PARK, ATLANTIC CITY AND NEWARK TO PARTICIPATE IN THE NORTH TO SHORE MUSIC FESTIVAL IN THEIR CITY
North to Shore will award Community Arts Grants of up to $5,000 to artists, producers, small businesses, and nonprofit organizations based in Asbury Park, Atlantic City, and Newark to self-produce events during North to Shore’s festival week that will take place in their city. Grantees will be chosen by a committee of local arts and culture leaders from each city—your neighbors and peers! Between 15 and 20 grants will be awarded in each city.
Asbury Park: June 10 – 16
Atlantic City: June 17 – 23
Newark: June 24 – 30
For the first time, grants will also be offered to artists interested in performing on the North to Shore Festival Community Showcase Stages in the heart of each city.
Community Arts Grants of up to $5,000 will be awarded to artists, producers, small businesses, and nonprofit organizations based in Asbury Park, Atlantic City, and Newark to self-produce events or appear on a Community Showcase Stage during the North to Shore Festival.
Music, comedy, theater, dance, spoken word, visual arts, film, and more are to be included at large arenas and, in the clubs, galleries, theaters, and restaurants that make each city’s downtown a vibrant destination. Once again, the Festival will offer locally based artists and organizations grants to produce one-of-a-kind events during the festival week in their city.
Apply now through November 21 at www.northtoshore.com.
A virtual information session for grant applicants will be held on October 26, and those chosen to appear at the Festival will be notified by late December. To register, visit www.northtoshore.com
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29) VICTORIOUS: A Non-Confederate Romp Through The Cotton Patch
HOSTS “VICTORIOUS TALKBACKS” SERIES POWERED BY THREADS
BEGINNING THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19
With Special Weekly Guests Including: HASNA MUHAMMAD, BILLY PORTER, NICOLE ARI PARKER, JAMES IJAMES, DR. KIMBERLÉ CRENSHAW, AMANDA SEALES and more to be announced
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32) TADA! YOUTH THEATER IN NEW YORK CITY ANNOUNCES OPEN AUDITIONS
OCTOBER 28th & NOVEMBER 2ND
FREE RESIDENT YOUTH ENSEMBLE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE, AGES 8 TO 13
Seeking talented youth who love Singing! Dancing! Acting! with no experience necessary!
TADA! Youth Theater, located at 15 West 28th Street in New York City, is holding open auditions for young people, ages 8 to 13, for its free Resident Youth Ensemble on Saturday, October 28th from 3:00-5:00PM and Thursday, November 2nd from 4:30-6:30PM. Students from the New York/New Jersey area are welcome to participate. Young people must be available for invited callbacks on Saturday, November 4th from 2:30-6:00PM.
TADA!’s Resident Youth Ensemble is a free, year-round musical theater training and positive youth development program. By developing a stronger sense of self, and providing avenues for feeling accomplishment, pride, and success, TADA! strives to make growing up easier for New York/ New Jersey children and teens.
No advance preparation is required for auditions, and no experience is necessary. There will be a physical and vocal warm up, followed by learning a song and dance combination. Parents/Guardians must be present for check-in of every young person who is auditioning. There is a cap for each audition time slot with a first come, first serve policy.
To sign up for auditions and for more information, please visit tadatheater.com
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The Broadway blockbuster, WICKED, will celebrate its 20th Anniversary with a weekend of festivities and appearances October 27 – 31st.
GOOD MORNING AMERICA – Friday, October 27
WICKED will kick off its anniversary weekend with a musical performance on ABC’s national morning talk show, “Good Morning America” on Friday, October 27th during the 8:30am half hour. Fans are welcome to cheer on the performance in person on Military Island (44th street @ 7th Avenue, just outside the GMA studio) in the heart of Times Square.
WICKED DAY BLOCK PARTY – Sunday, October 29
On Sunday, October 29 from 9:30am-12pm, WICKED fans can paint the town green with the return of the WICKED Day block party. Located in the breezeway just outside the Gershwin Theatre, the WICKED Day Block Party is free and open to the public and will feature exclusive photo ops, music from DJ Mike Borowski, and activations with many of our 20th Anniversary partners, including Hershey’s, Shake Shack, Catch ‘N Cream, TodayTix, the New York City Parks Department, Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, Audience Rewards, Scenery Bags, and more…
PINK AND GREEN PERFORMANCES – Sunday, October 29
Calling all Elphabas and Glindas! On Sunday, October 29, the matinee and evening shows will be special fan event “Pink” and “Green” performances, respectively.
Tickets to the Pink Performance at 2pm will include a “Pink Performance” gift bag, including exclusive pink merch, a commemorative button, a card signed by McKenzie Kurtz, and more. There will also be photo ops with Glinda alumnae, a collectible “Pink Performance” WICKED Day Playbill, and other surprises.
Tickets to the Green Performance at 8pm will include a “Green Performance” gift bag, including exclusive green merch, a commemorative button, a card signed by Alyssa Fox, and more. There will also be photo ops with Elphaba alumnae, a collectible “Green Performance” WICKED Day Playbill, and more.
NYC BECOMES THE EMERALD CITY – EMPIRE STATE BUILDING GOES GREEN – Monday, October 30
New York City will officially become the Emerald City when the iconic landmark Empire State Building lights in green to commemorate the musical blockbuster’s 20 years on Broadway. Be sure to look to the western sky on the night of October 30th!
ANNIVERSARY PERFORMANCE – Monday, October 30
Fans of WICKED will celebrate the show’s two decades on Broadway with a special Monday evening 6:30pm anniversary performance for WICKED alums and fans.
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY – Tuesday, October 31
On Tuesday, October 31, the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts will host a special free panel discussion about the creation of the global blockbuster with WICKED Composer/Lyricist Stephen Schwartz, Book Writer Winnie Holtzman, and producer David Stone.
OCTOBER 30TH OFFICIALLY DECLARED
NATIONAL WICKED DAY
This marks the first time that a Broadway show will have its own official day in the National Day Calendar. With this inclusion, WICKED joins some of the most recognizable National Day celebrations, including National Barbie Day, National Star Trek Day, National Scrabble Day, National Winnie the Pooh Day, and National Teacher Appreciate Day, among others.
Read the official announcement HERE.
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35) Works & Process
presents
Dance Theatre of Harlem Diaspora with Robert Garland, Dionne Figgins, Alicia Graf Mack, Tai Jimenez, and Melanie Person
Sunday & Monday, October 29 & 30, 2023 at 7:30 pm
Works & Process presents Dance Theatre of Harlem Diaspora with Robert Garland, Dionne Figgins, Alicia Graf Mack, Tai Jimenez, and Melanie Person on Sunday & Monday, October 29 & 30, 2023 at 7:30 pm at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum as part of the Works & Process Fall 2023 Season. For tickets and more information, please visit https://www.worksandprocess.
In his first season as artistic director of Dance Theatre of Harlem (DTH), Robert Garland celebrates the DTH diaspora with a program that celebrates DTH’s multifaceted founder Arthur Mitchell and his lasting impact as a coach, teacher, arts leader, and mentor. Four DTH alums—Dionne Figgins, Director, Ballet Tech; Alicia Graf Mack, Director, Juilliard School Dance Division; Tai Jimenez, Director, Dance Theatre of Harlem School; and Melanie Person, Co-Director, The Ailey School, and Director, Ailey/Fordham BFA—will coach DTH company dancers and participate in discussions moderated by Garland that explore how their time at DTH resonates in their work.
As part of the Fall 2023 Works & Process season, new artistic directors from American Ballet Theatre – Susan Jaffe (October 8), Dance Theatre of Harlem – Robert Garland (October 29 and 30), and San Francisco Ballet – Tamara Rojo (October 15) will be given a platform to share their visions
Works & Process at the Guggenheim
1071 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10128
Tickets: $55, $45, $35, Choose-What-You-Pay
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