A) Beginning Performances
1) All Nighter
2) Deadclass Ohio
3) Glengarry Glen Ross
4) Fog and Filthy Air
5) La Gota Fria: The Cold Sweat
6) Lilith in Pieces
7) Momo by Batsheva
8) Platinum Dreams
9) Uncle Vanya
10) Wine in the Wilderness
B) Cast Changes
11) Hell's Kitchen
12) Wicked
C) Lottery and Rush
13) John Proctor is the Villain
14) Purpose
D) Tickets on Sale
15) Freddie Prinze & Rachel LeighCook at NJPAC
16) Total Vocal
E) What Else is Happening
17) 92st Y NY Harkness Dance Center Celebrates 90 Years
3/6 - 3/10
18) All Nighter Partners with Urban Decay for Opening
19) Broadway Workshop Summer Stage Announced
20) Centenary Stage Co. Adds Additional Performance of The Receptionist
3/6
21) Cuny Dance Initiative Presenting Jon Lehrer Dance Company
at BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center 3/8
22) Judy Collins and Friends: 85 Years of of Music and Protest
at Town Hall 3/8
23) LaBryinth Theater Co. Presents Lab: Stripped
Two Week Runs of Staged Works in Progress at 59E59 Theatres 3/1 - 4/13
24) Kaatsbaan Cultural Park Presents New York Preview: Gibney Company
3/6
25) PBS to Present Broadway's Leading Ladies
3/10
26) Philadelphia Zoo Debuts Wildlife Rescue Climable Animal Exhibit
27) Rioult Dance NY Returns to Queens Theatre
3/8 & 3/9
A) Beginning Performances
1) All Nighter
It’s finals week at a small liberal arts college in rural Pennsylvania. A tight-knit group of roommates pull one last all-nighter to complete their final assignments. Holed up in an old ballroom, the pressure mounts as the truths that bind this group together are put to the test. What will be left when the sun rises?
The Newman Mills Theater at the Robert W. Wilson Theater Space (511 W. 52nd St.)
Through 5/18
Opening Night 3/9
2) Deadclass Ohio
Loosely inspired by Tadeusz Kantor’s masterpiece The Dead Class and assembled from original text, recycled memories, family secrets, old photos, live violin score, and verbatim fragments of rediscovered memoirs and voicemails, DEADCLASS, OHIO is a seance for the living and a love song for the dead.
The Tank's 98 Seat Theater (312 W. 36th St.)
3/4 - 3/23
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3) Glengarry Glen Ross
David Mamet’s Pulitzer Prize-winning drama Glengarry Glen Ross is set in a cutthroat Chicago real estate office where four salespeople compete to sell mostly worthless properties to unwitting customers. Whoever sells the most wins a car; whoever sells the least is out of a job – a ruthless environment where each character will do anything to come out on top.
Palace Theatre (1564 Broadway)
3/10 - 6/14
Opening Night 3/31
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4) Fog and Filthy Air
Following a desperate phone call, Tim arrives by bus at the Hound Dog Motel, a by-the-hour hellhole outside Memphis, Tennessee, with the purpose of rescuing his parents from a 1996 road trip to Graceland gone horribly wrong. As the mystery of how they became stranded unravels, Father tells of hitting a fog bank, leading to his having an emotional breakdown. Stuck in a purgatory overseen by a black velvet painting of Elvis, Fog and Filthy Air is an intense drama that finds humor in the worst of circumstances. Ultimately, it is a love story.
Theater for the New City (155 First Ave.)
3/6 - 3/23
5) La Gota Fria: The Cold Sweat
When Josefina Gonzalez, the beloved matriarch of the Gonzalez family, is diagnosed with a terminal illness, her fiercely devoted family comes together—her blind yet hyperaware father, her high-strung daughter, and her daughter’s endlessly supportive husband. Determined to forgo further medical intervention, Josefina is ready to face her fate on her terms. But Enrique, a well-meaning yet meddlesome family friend, has other ideas—pushing the tight-knit Gonzalez clan toward an alternative treatment that might just grant Josefina’s deepest wish…and then some.
The Player's Theatre (115 MacDougal St.)
3/6 - 3/23
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6) Lilith in Pieces
In LILITH IN PISCES, Erin arrives to babysit Diane's baby at her cozy townhouse in suburban New Jersey. Initially, it seems they have nothing in common -- except their birth charts. But when the dark moon is full, Lilith comes out to play, and the two women discover that a shared history and astrological sign might beget a bond they never knew they needed.
The Siggy at The Flea (20 Thomas St.)
3/5 - 3/22
7) Momo by Batsheva
The critically acclaimed Batsheva Dance Company presents the newest evening-length work from master
choreographer Ohad Naharin. MOMO has two souls; one pulsates with primal energy; the other fractures into
a constellation of elements, eternally orbiting an elusive center.
BAM Howard Gilman Opera House (30 Lafayette Ave.)
3/6 - 3/8
8) Platinum Dreams
Set in 1977, with a score encompassing 70’s rock, 40’s big-band, and a contemporary theatre sound, Platinum Dreams tells the story of Lila Halliday, a musical movie star of the 1940’s hoping to make a comeback by recording her first-ever solo album, Dan Hardin, a hot rock ‘n’ roll star looking to keep his relevance on the charts, and Jamie Stiles, a record producer/studio owner who is Dan’s former writing partner and former lover. The story is about how destiny brings together three disparate, talented people with their own agendas, and how they ultimately grow to accept each other and go on with their lives and fulfill their dreams.
Theatre at St. Jean's (150 E. 76th St.)
3/8 - 3/16
Opening Night 3/9
9) Uncle Vanya
Anton Chekhov’s timeless masterpiece has captivated audiences and influenced dramatists for more than 125 years, thanks to the emotional depth and subtle humor it brings to the exploration of unfulfilled dreams, existential yearning, and the complexities of human relationships. A trove of history’s greatest stage stars, including Laurence Olivier, Ian McKellen, and Peter O’Toole, have tackled its titular character. None of them played every role...until now.
Lucille Lortel Theatre (121 Christopher St.)
3/10 - 5/11
Opening Night 3/18
10) Wine in the Wilderness
Fortune has smiled on artist Bill Jameson – his friends just introduced him to a model for the final piece of his triptych on Black womanhood. But this woman, Tomorrow Marie, is no mere muse, and she’s about to give Bill much more than he bargained for. Set against the backdrop of the 1964 Harlem riot on a hot summer night, Wine in the Wilderness is a rarely-seen play from the brilliant mind of Alice Childress, whose Trouble in Mind recently took Broadway by storm. That production’s star, Tony-winner LaChanze, brings her deep connection to Childress's work to her New York directing debut.
CSC's Lynn S. Angelson Theater (136 E. 13th St.)
3/6 - 4/13
Opening Night 3/24
B) Cast Changes
11) Hell's Kitchen
Brandon Victor Dixon will play his final performance as Davis 3/9
Durrell "Tank" Babbs will join the case as Davis for a limited 13-week run.
Maleah Joi Moon will play her final performance as Ali on 3/30
Jade Milan will assume the role of Ali through 5/25
Gianna Harris will be the Ali alternate.
Ali is a 17-year-old girl full of fire – searching for freedom, passion, and her place in the world. How she finds them is a New York City coming-of-age story you've never felt before – HELL’S KITCHEN, a new musical from 17-time Grammy® Award winner Alicia Keys, whose songs and experiences growing up in NY inspire a story made for Broadway.
Shubert Theatre (225 W. 44th St.)
12) Wicked
Lencia Kebede assumes the role of Elphaba on 3/4.
Allie Trimm assumes the role of Glinda on 3/4.
NaTasha Yvette Williams joins the cast as Madame Morrible on 3/4.
Jenna Bainbridge joins the cast as Nessarose on 3/4.
Daniel Quadrino joins the cast as Boq on 3/4.
C) Lottery and Rush
13) John Proctor is the Villain
Entries for John Proctor is the Villain’s digital lottery start at 12 AM, one day before the performance, via rush.telecharge.com and winners are drawn the same day at 10 AM and 3 PM. Winners may buy up to 2 tickets at $45 each.
John Proctor is the Villain’s digital rush begins at 11 AM the day of the performance via rush.telecharge.com. More tickets may become available throughout the day. Rush ends 30 minutes before curtain. One person may buy up to 2 tickets at $40 each.
General rush tickets are available day-of at the Booth Theatre box office, which is open Monday-Saturday 10 AM-6 PM and Sunday from 12-6 PM. Tickets are subject to daily availability. One person may buy up to 2 tickets at $40 each.
At a high school in a rural town in Georgia, an English class is studying The Crucible, but the students are more preoccupied with navigating young love, sex ed, and a few school scandals. As they delve into the American classic, the students begin to question the play’s perspective and the validity of naming John Proctor the show’s hero. With deep wells of passion and biting humor, John Proctor is the Villain is a new comedy from a major new American voice, capturing a generation in mid-transformation, running on pop music, optimism, and fury, and discovering that their future is not bound by the past.
Booth Theatre (222 W. 45th St.)
Performances begin 3/20 -
For more information about John Proctor is the Villain or to purchase tickets, visit www.johnproctoristhevillain.com
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14) Purpose
Digital Rush tickets for PURPOSE are powered by TodayTix. A limited number of $45 tickets are available the morning of each performance on the TodayTix app, beginning at 9 a.m. Users can download the TodayTix app on an iOS or Android device and purchase up to two tickets for that afternoon or evening's show. A limited number of rush tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Users can set an alert on the TodayTix app to be notified when rush tickets are available each day.
A limited number of $45 in-person rush tickets for PURPOSE will be available when the Hayes Box Office (240 W 44th Street) opens at 10 AM (Tuesday – Saturday) and 12 PM (Sunday). Rush tickets are subject to availability and may be partial view. Blackout dates may apply. There is a limit of two tickets per person.
For decades, the influential Jasper family has been a pillar of Black American Politics: civil rights leaders, pastors and congressmen. But like all families, there are cracks and secrets just under the surface. When the youngest son Nazareth returns home with an uninvited friend in tow, the family is forced into a reckoning with itself, its faith and the legacies of Black political power and familial duty. Spirited, hilarious and filled with intrigue, PURPOSE is an epic family drama from one of the country’s most celebrated voices.
Helen Hayes Theatre (240 W. 44th St.)
Through 7/6
Opening Night 3/17
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit purposeonbroadway.com
D) Tickets on Sale
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15) Freddie Prinze & Rachel LeighCook at NJPAC
Saturday, May 24th at 7:30 PM
$29.50 + up
NJPAC
Prudential Hall
One Center Street
Newark, New Jersey 07102
www.njpac.org
Special screening of *She's All That*, followed by a live conversation with the film’s iconic stars, Freddie Prinze Jr. and Rachael Leigh Cook, at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) in Newark, N.J., on Saturday, May 24th at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets to see Freddie Prinze Jr. + Rachael Leigh Cook go -on-sale Friday, February 28th at 10:00 a.m. and can be purchased by visiting NJPAC.org or calling 888.GO.NJPAC (888.466.5722) or by visiting the NJPAC Box Office.
16) Total Vocal
Deke Sharon is back for the 10th Anniversary of TOTAL VOCAL! A cappella groups from around the world will join together to sing pop, rock, and Disney hits. This concert will feature soloist Pitch Perfect's Shelley Regner, local a cappella sensation Backtrack Vocals, and A.K.A Crescendo all the way from Croatia. Presented by Distinguished Concerts International, New York.
E) What Else is Happening
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17) The 92nd Street Y, New York Announces
Harkness Dance Center – Celebrating 90 Years
Featuring Performances from
Ronald K. Brown/EVIDENCE and PHILADANCO!
Art Bath x 92NY
Immersive Evenings with Xin Ying, Katherine Crockett, John Manzari & Dancers, Christopher Williams, Joey Arias, Roderick George, DJ Flower Shark & More
Baye & Asa - DEL Movement Sentence Choir
And More
The 92nd Street Y, New York’s 2024/25 Harkness Dance Center season continues with Harkness Dance Center – Celebrating 90 Years, a multi-night slate of performances and more honoring the center’s trailblazing place in modern dance history and commitment to the future of the art form. Events take place throughout the Harkness Dance Center, in the recently renovated Arnhold Center spaces – Buttenwieser Hall, Buttenwieser Lounge and Arnhold Studio – the historic Kaufmann Concert Hall, as well as the New York Public Library.
Harkness Dance Center – Celebrating 90 Years
Schedule of Events
Art Bath x 92NY
Curated by Mara Driscoll, Elizabeth Yilmaz, Art Bath; and Alison Manning, 92NY
Xin Ying and Katherine Crockett (Martha Graham Dance Company); John Manzari & Dancers; Joey Arias; Roderick George, Flower Shark, Christopher Williams; and more TBA.
Thu, Fri, Mar 6 & 7, 7:30 pm, from $65 / $35 students
A fusion of past, present, and future, Art Bath x 92NY is an immersive performance salon like no other. For two nights only, this event transcends traditional performances, offering a sensory journey through the historic halls of 92NY and its celebrated Harkness Dance Center.
The night unfolds through 92NY’s iconic spaces — The Hall of Mirrors, Arnhold Center, Buttenwieser Lounge, and Arnhold Studio — culminating in performances at Buttenwieser Hall. Expect cutting-edge choreography, historical film footage, live DJ sets, and craft anniversary cocktails, all woven into a two-hour experience celebrating dance history and its thrilling future.
DEL Movement Sentence Choir
Baye & Asa and DEL Facilitator Randi Sloan
Sat, Mar 8, 1-4 pm, FREE with registration
Buttenwieser Hall
Join them for a special DEL Movement Sentence Choir celebrating the Harkness Dance Center's 90th Anniversary with Amadi ‘Baye’ Washington and Sam ‘Asa’ Pratt of Baye & Asa, and DEL Facilitator Randi Sloan. Baye & Asa were 92NY Future Dance Festival selected artists in 2021, and a 92NY Artist in Residence in 2021-2022
The DEL Movement Sentence Choir combines two concepts, Laban’s famous movement choirs and the DEL Movement Sentence, to create a joyful dance experience that brings together dancers of every genre, age and ability. Participants explore the DEL model and create new choreography with the artists that will be performed and live streamed. To learn more about DEL, visit www.danceedlab.com.
Ronald K. Brown/EVIDENCE, A Dance Company – Upside Down
PHILADANCO! – Talley Beatty’s Pretty Is Skin Deep, Ugly Is to the Bone
In Person – Sat, Mar 8, 7:30 pm, from $40 / $15 student
Online – Sun, Mar 9, 12 pm – Tue, Mar 11, 12 pm, $20
Kaufmann Concert Hall
A landmark evening in dance history, this extraordinary performance brings together two influential companies, each rooted in deep cultural traditions and celebrated for their transformative artistry, whose roots are entwined with the Harkness Dance Center.
Ronald K. Brown/EVIDENCE: Ronald K. Brown and his company EVIDENCE return to The 92nd Street Y with Upside Down, a work that blends African diasporic rhythms with contemporary dance. Originally created in 1998 in collaboration with Rokiya Kone and her Jeune Ballet d’Afrique Noire, the piece is driven by the vibrant music of Nigerian singer Wunmi, accompanied by both traditional and modern instruments.
Upside Down highlights family lineages that reach from the past into the future. Its early sections channel communal grief — moving seamlessly from introspective gestures to full-bodied group sequences. The 92nd Street Y holds special meaning for Brown: it was here that the legendary Judith Jamison first witnessed his rehearsals and asked him to create a work for the Ailey organization. Now, more than two decades later, Upside Down returns to the place where its journey began, a testament to Brown’s enduring vision and creative roots.
PHILADANCO!: In their 92NY debut, Philadelphia’s renowned PHILADANCO! brings a stunning performance of Talley Beatty’s Pretty Is Skin Deep, Ugly Is to the Bone. Beatty, a pioneering figure in American modern dance, first graced our stage in 1937 with Katherine Dunham and later collaborated with Alvin Ailey, shaping the future of dance right here. Now, nearly 60 years since the piece was last performed at 92NY, it returns as a testament to Beatty’s enduring legacy. With its vibrant blend of innovation and tradition, PHILADANCO!’s precision, passion, and performance promise a “stunner” (The Philadelphia Inquirer). Celebrated for their dynamic dancers and their elevation of African American dance traditions, PHILADANCO!’s performance is an unforgettable celebration of the past, present, and future of American dance.
Graham, Limón, Ailey: Tracing Three Generations of Titans of Dance at 92NY
A Conversation with Janet Eilber, Dante Puleio, David Dorfman, Yin Yue, Doug Varone, Hope Boykin, and additional guests to be announced, moderated by Joan Finkelstein
Mon, Mar 10, 6 pm, FREE with registration
New York Public Library
Join us at the New York Public Library — the largest and most comprehensive dance archive in the world — for an evening that celebrates the rich legacy of modern dance at The 92nd Street Y, New York through the lens of three iconic pioneers: Martha Graham, José Limón, and Alvin Ailey. Moderated by Joan Finkelstein, Executive Director of the Harkness Foundation for Dance and former Director of the 92NY Harkness Dance Center. This star-studded panel brings together a who's who of da*nce titans representing three generations of the field.
From the trailblazing work of Graham and Limón to the revolutionary contributions of Ailey, the conversation will trace the profound influence these artists have had on the world of modern dance. Featured panelists include luminaries like Janet Eilber (Graham) and Dante Puleio (Limón), alongside renowned choreographers and dancers like David Dorfman, Yin Yue, Doug Varone, Hope Boykin, and more — a not-to-be-missed gathering of those who have shaped and continue to shape the world of dance.
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18) THE WORLD PREMIERE NEW PLAY
ALL NIGHTER
ANNOUNCES
OPENING NIGHT PARTNERSHIP WITH
OPENING NIGHT SET FOR MARCH 9, 2025
LIMITED RUN THROUGH MAY 18, 2025
PLAYING AT
THE NEWMAN MILLS THEATER
IN THE ROBERT W. WILSON
MCC THEATER SPACE
TICKETS AND MORE INFORMATION AVAILABLE AT ALLNIGHTERPLAY.COM
The producers of the World Premiere new play All Nighter, Ben Platt, Adam Mersel, Rachel Sussman for Soto Productions, and Runyonland, are excited to announce a partnership with Urban Decay in celebration of their opening night. Urban Decay will host the opening night performance at The Newman Mills Theater in The Robert W. Wilson MCC Theater Space (511 West 52nd Street) and the post-show celebration on Sunday March 9, 2025.
To help get everyone ready for All Nighter, Urban Decay is providing All Nighter Setting Spray to the cast, creative team and opening night guests. In addition, Urban Decay will be on site at the opening night party to demo All Nighter Setting Spray and gifting all guests with the product and an All Nighter branded make bag throughout the evening.
Tickets to All Nighter begin at $50 and are available at allnighterplay.com and the TodayTix app.
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19) Broadway Workshop Summer Stage
SUMMER STAGE 2025
7-Day Performance based Program
SHOWS ANNOUNCED:
FINDING NEMO JR. - SHOW 1 (Ages 9-12)
BEETLEJUICE JR. - SHOW 2 (Ages 13-18)
Dates: Monday, July 7 - Sunday, July 13
Times: 10:00am - 4:00pm [Show 1] 10:00am - 4:30pm [Show 2]
Location: Baruch Performing Arts Center - 55 Lexington Ave.
Program Fee: $1395
BY VIRTUAL AUDITION ONLY - INSTRUCTIONS BELOW!
SUMMER STAGE is a 7-day performance based theater program in New York City. Students cast in the SUMMER STAGE will have the opportunity to be part of a workshop style production of a cut-down version of a hit musical. On the first day of the program, students will be part of “Role Placement” where they will re-audition for for the creative teams and be placed in a role/track in the show(s). Following placement auditions on day 1, students will find out what roles they are playing and begin rehearsals.
SUBMIT A VIDEO AUDITION BY END OF DAY 3/31
SUMMER STAGE AUDITIONS ARE BY ONLINE SUBMISSION ONLY!
HOW TO SUBMIT A VIDEO AUDITION:
- Slate your name, age before your begin to sing
- Sing one musical theater song that shows off your vocal ability and personality
- Keep your song selection under or around 1min 30sec
- Use a pre-recorded musical track or live piano (please avoid singing acapella for your audition)
- Upload your video to YouTube or Vimeo
- Fill out the Video Submission form on BroadwayWorkshop.com where you will add the link to your video!
TIPS:
Check out www.performerstuff.com or www.musicnotes.com for song cuts and backing tracks. Make your YouTube or Vimeo upload accessible only by private link if you'd prefer not to share it with the public.
To submit your link go to broadwayworkshop.com/summer-stage-audition-form.
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20) Centenary Stage Continues their run of Adam Bock’s Dark Comedy, The Receptionist with an additional special performance added on March 5th. |
Centenary Stage Company will continue its run of the dark comedy, The Receptionist by Adam Bock this weekend with more performances following a successful opening weekend. The team at Centenary Stage Company has added an additional performance on Wednesday, March 5th at 7:00 PM which will highlight performances from the Centenary University students who are serving as understudies for the leading roles. Tickets for this performance are only $5 and if any ticketholders who have seen another performance of The Receptionist they may bring their ticket to the door and see the understudy performance for free.
The production continues its full run from February 26th – March 9th in the Sitnik Theatre. Tickets range from $25.00 - $30.00 for adults depending on the performance, with discounts available for students, Seniors (65+), and Children (12 and under) on select performances. Thursday evening performances will feature BOGO tickets at the box office window beginning at 5:00 PM on the day of that performance.
The Receptionist by Adam Bock, focuses on a seemingly ordinary office. Beverly, the cheerful and efficient receptionist, keeps things running smoothly—answering phones, gossiping, and managing daily tasks. But as the day unfolds, subtle cracks appear in the routine, hinting at something far more sinister lurking beneath the surface. A darkly comedic thriller, The Receptionist shifts from lighthearted office banter to unsettling suspense, exploring themes of power, complicity, and the unseen forces that shape our lives.
Performance dates and times for The Receptionist are Wednesdays, February 26 and March 5 at 2:00 pm; Thursday, March 6 at 7:00 pm; Fridays, February 28 and March 7 at 8:00 pm; Saturdays, March 1, and 8 at 8:00 pm; and Sundays, March 2, and 9 at 2:00 pm. An additional special understudy performance will take place on Wednesday, March 5th at 7:00 pm. Tickets range from $25.00 - $30.00 for adults with discounts available for seniors, students, and children under 12 for select performances with special Buy One Get One tickets available for Thursday evening performances. BOGO tickets can be purchased on the day of the performance at the box office in person beginning at 5:00 pm. The special preview performance at 2:00 PM on Friday, February 21, will also feature special tickets for Hackettstown Residents available for $10 at the door. The Receptionist is presented with special agreement with Concord Theatrical / Samuel French Inc.
For more information, visit centenarystageco.org or call the Centenary Stage Company box office at (908) 979-0900. The Centenary Stage Company box office is open Monday through Friday from 1:00-5:00 pm and two hours prior to performances. The box office is located in the Lackland Performing Arts Center on the campus of Centenary University at 715 Grand Ave. Hackettstown, NJ. Centenary Stage Company can also be found across social media platforms; Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and Twitter. Like and follow to receive the latest in CSC news and special offers.
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21) The CUNY Dance Initiative presents Jon Lehrer Dance Company Saturday, March 8, 2025 at 7:30pm |
The CUNY Dance Initiative (CDI), an expansive program providing New York City choreographers and dance companies with creative residencies on CUNY campuses, announces Jon Lehrer Dance Company on March 8, 2025 at 7:30pm at the BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center, 199 Chambers Street, New York, NY, 10007. General admission tickets are $40 and student tickets are $30. Tickets can be purchased online at https://tribecapac.org/event/jon-lehrer-dance-company/ or by calling (212) 220-1460.
Jon Lehrer Dance Company (JLDC), led by Queens-native Jon Lehrer, will present an evening of world-renowned repertory, including the world premiere of Foster, and the NYC premiere of Volt.
JLDC began in 2007 in Buffalo, NY and Jon moved the company to his hometown of NYC in 2019. Under Jon Lehrer’s artistic direction, the company showcases his unique choreography and definitive style. His extensive background in both modern and jazz dance idioms fosters choreography that is organic, athletic, artistic, and often humorous, with themes rooted in human experiences.
Program Details
Foster (World Premiere): In 2016, Jon’s younger brother, Michael Foster Lehrer, developed ALS - a degenerative disease that causes the progressive loss of motor neurons in the brain and spinal cord. Michael passed away on January 17, 2023. Foster is a window into those six difficult years, as Jon watched his brother slowly yet too quickly succumb to this horrible disease.
Volt (NYC Premiere): Set to five high-octane percussive songs, this new work brings the company’s signature blend of artistry, athleticism, and entertainment to a new level.
mingos! (2023): A raucous and wild comedic romp set in a classic Las Vegas revue, where a Flamboyance of Flamingos are transformed into an Ostentation of Peacocks!
La Follia (2022): The madness and musicality of Vivaldi combined with the physical and athletic ingenuity of the dancers.
Here In This Eden (2013): Breathtaking and beautiful, this duet depicts two individuals who are completely lost in their love for each other.
“Almost divine, Here In This Eden was a wonderfully harmonious and dreamy
pas de deux with great charisma.” - Onetz - Amberg, Germany
A Ritual Dynamic (2007): The company’s very first piece, which laid out its signature aesthetic.
"Surprise landings and tableaux that sliced space into unexpected geometrics kept the
audience on the edge of their seats.” - Dance Magazine
Bridge and Tunnel (2001)
Jon’s playful and joyous homage to growing up in Queens, NY - specifically his high school years in Flushing. Originally created on Giordano Dance Chicago, this celebratory work is set to the music of Paul Simon (another Queens native).
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22) The Town Hall
123 West 43rd Street |
presents
Judy Collins and Friends: 85 Years of Music and Protest
Saturday, March 8, 2025 8:00 PM
The Town Hall that the legendary Judy Collins will present a star-studded 85th birthday celebration Judy Collins and Friends: 85 Years of Music and Protest on March 8, 2025, at 8 PM. Directed by Grammy-winning songwriter and producer Russ Titelman, Judy Collins will be joined onstage by her peers and some of the young talents she inspired and helped nurture. Tickets, ranging from $55-85, can be purchased beginning Friday, December 20th at 12 PM EST, visit here. |
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23) LAByrinth Theater Company presents
LAB: STRIPPED
March 7 -30
59E59 Theatres
59 E. 59 St.
LAB: STRIPPED
LAByrinth Theater Company presents LAB: STRIPPED, two week runs of staged works in progress. More than a reading, but not quite a production, STRIPPED keeps the focus on the script with minimal technical elements.
March 7 - 16
STRIPPED: House of Blue Robes
By Seth Zvi Rosenfeld
Directed by Brian Roff
Hell’s Kitchen, 1985. Roommates Ralph Ramirez, an actor, and Schlomo D., an aspiring rapper, are struggling to break through as artists. Ralph is torn between his love for Marisol and his father’s old-world ideas, while Schlomo’s own tortuous relationship with girlfriend Maylin Chang has brought his life to a standstill. When Ralph meets Florence, a transplant from Naples, their connection sets a series of events in motion, to devastating effect for all.
House of Blue Robes is a complex and very funny journey of identity, friendship, love, and fidelity.
March 21 - 30
STRIPPED: Recurring
By Madeline Barr
Directed by John Gould Rubin
Recurring is a gripping, cinematically vivid drama that graphically unveils how a deep and
horrific history insinuates itself into a woman’s present and future. Through fragmented
memories propelled by sharp suspense, acid humor, and a gripping magical realism, we’re spun
through a dizzying array of events—from adulthood to girlhood, back and forth—culminating in a
visceral confrontation with the horrifying truth of what she endured.
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24) Kaatsbaan Cultural Park
presents NEW WORK PREVIEW: Gibney Company March 6, 2025 |
Kaatsbaan Cultural Park presents a NEW WORK PREVIEW from Gibney Company in Tivoli, NY, on Thursday, March 6, 2025 at 6pm. Tickets are $5-10 (free for members). For more information and to purchase tickets, visit https://ci.ovationtix.com/36035/production/1230478?performanceId=11598717 .
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25) “BROADWAY’S LEADING LADIES”
A ONE-NIGHT-ONLY CONCERT EVENT
TO BE HELD ON MONDAY, MARCH 10, 2025
AT NEW YORK CITY’S TOWN HALL
TO BE CAPTURED AND BROADCAST NATIONALLY
ON PBS STATIONS
PBS, in partnership with No Guarantees and Nouveau Productions, presents Broadway’s Leading Ladies, a one-night-only special performance featuring an all-star cast of women whose unique contributions have energized and defined the Broadway we know today. The cast will include Broadway royalty, joined by the next generation of leading ladies, all in homage to those who have come before and those who will shape Broadway for generations to come.
The leading ladies will be joined by members of the American Pops Orchestra, conducted by Luke Frazier, whose PBS credits include Wicked in Concert and Broadway’s Leading Men. Frazier and the American Pops Orchestra last appeared at Town Hall in the critically acclaimed musical tribute to Edith Piaf.
A portion of the ticket proceeds will benefit the Women’s Health Initiative at the Entertainment Community Fund, founded by cancer survivor and Fund board member Phyllis Newman.
Broadway’s Leading Ladies will air nationally on PBS stations in 2025 at a date to be announced.
To access exclusive information regarding ticket on sale, please visit https://www.theamericanpops.org/leading-ladies.
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26) Philadelphia Zoo Debuts
Wildlife Rescue Climbable Animal Exhibit
Philadelphia Zoo announces the debut of a brand-new hands-on experience. Media are invited to join us for the unveiling and East Coast debut of Wildlife Rescue by Little Ray's Exhibitions. This new experience features life-sized and larger-than-life climbable sculptures of endangered species to the Zoo for an educational spring and summer adventure.
From the majestic bald eagle to the astonishing orangutan, children and adults alike are encouraged to interact with this art installation and learn about what it takes to bring an animal back from the brink of extinction.
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27) Queens Theatre Kicks Off Winter Season with World-Renowned Pilobolus and the Triumphant Return of RIOULT Dance New York
Experience the unmatched creativity of Pilobolus and celebrate RIOULT Dance New York’s inspiring comeback following the pandemic
Queens Theatre proudly welcomes RIOULT Dance New York back to the stage for its first performance in four years following a COVID-19 pandemic shutdown, on Saturday, March 8th at 2 PM and 8 PM and Sunday, March 9th at 3 PM.
RIOULT Dance New York
Saturday, March 8th, 2:00 PM & 8:00 PM, Audio Description Available
Sunday, March 9th, 3:00 PM
Tickets start at $32*
Come celebrate the triumphant return of RIOULT! RIOULT Dance New York has been thrilling audiences all over the world for over twenty years. Known for its physicality, sensuality and versatility, this company never fails to leave the audiences cheering.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit queenstheatre.org/events/20//rioult-dance-new-york
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