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NOVEMBR 2025 DATES
Saturday, November 1; Saturday, November 8; Saturday, November 15; Sunday, November 23; Sunday, November 30.
For more information and tickets, go to broadwaymagichour.com
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Connoly tells the story of a teenage girl placed in an in-patient mental health facility after surviving a suicide attempt. With the support of her overwhelmed older sister Dingo, a strict yet caring nurse, Natalya, and Georgie—her best friend who may be imaginary or even spectral—she begins the difficult work of recovery while struggling to imagine a future.
A contemporary tragedy of youth, Connoly confronts themes of mental health, family, and the preciousness of life itself.
Content advisory: Connolly features sensitive topics including suicide, self harm and discussions of mental health.
Theatre for the New City (155 1st Ave.)
11/6 - 11/23
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.theaterforthenewcity.net
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8) Dirty Books
DIRTY BOOKS is an immersive performance that plunges audiences into the heated battles over anti-obscenity laws and censorship in America. Inspired by the true stories of erotic fiction writers of the 1960’s and using actual Supreme Court transcripts, DIRTY BOOKS reveals the ingenuity and resilience of artists who thrived in the shadows of America's anti-obscenity laws working in the soft-core adult publishing industry. Inside an intimate world of secret bookstores, banned novels, and underground desire, the audience collaborates with the company to compose an erotic story. Each night, the story is created live in the room and published online after each show.
Bated Breath Theater (39 W. 14th St.)
11/7 - 12/21
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.dirtybooksplay.com.
9) Wake
In a magical kitchen where memory, grief, and absurdity collide, a woman mourning her mother’s death navigates the messy, beautiful, and often hilarious process of letting go.
Even if closure proves elusive, there is breakfast. There is warmth. There is someone sitting beside you. Can grief be metabolized like a meal?
With help from her sibling, a chorus of strange visitors, and the lingering scent of brisket, Wake is a collective attempt to make peace with impermanence and find the poetry in goodbye.
59E59 Theatres (59 E. 59 St.)
11/6 - 11/23
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10) Nepo Baby
An eccentric, old-school classy Oscar-nominated character actor, Augustus Nepopoulos, is going through a rough patch in his career when he reconnects with his nephew, Baby. Twenty-two, unemployed, and still living with his rich parents, Baby is in desperate need of some guidance. So, when he mentions in passing that he wants to try acting, Augustus is quick to offer a helping hand. It’s an invigorating partnership for both, but as Baby’s career begins to skyrocket, his intentions come into question: will he stick by his uncle and bring him along for the ride? Or will he get sucked into the darkness of fame and leave him for dead?
New Stage Performance Space (36 W. 106th St.)
11/6 -11/21
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.nepobabyplay.
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11) Orlando: A Rhapsody
A father and daughter step onstage to tell their own entwined story through the words of Virginia Woolf—Orlando, The Waves, A Room of One’s Own—and through themselves. What begins as play, dress-up, and shared memory grows into a rhapsodic duet where language, movement, and imagination collide. Like children inventing a world in their living room, or seasoned actors sparring over Shakespeare, they slip between Woolf’s poetry and their personal histories.
As one becomes Orlando young, the other Orlando old, their dialogue unfolds across centuries, genders, and selves. The piece wrestles with Woolf’s great questions—what it means to be, how stories shape identity, and why fiction matters—while revealing the intimate bonds and fractures of family. Both fanciful and raw, Orlando: A Rhapsody is less a retelling than a living conversation with Woolf, with each other, and with the audience.
Paradise Theater Factory (64 E. 4th St.)
11/5 - 11/22
Opening Night 11/7
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit buytickets.at/orlandoarhapsody
12) Yes, A Cat Named Marty Cohen, The Musical
From the creator of “The Naughty Naughty Pets” children’s books and animated TV series comes the story of Marty Cohen, a Scottish fold cat with unusual ears, who travels to New York City in search of a better life. There he discovers a half-brother named Artie, hot dogs on a stick, and new friends who stand up for him against prejudice and discrimination.
A.R.T./New York Theatres (502 W. 53rd St.)
11/7 & 11/8
Tickets are FREE but registration is required and may done so here. For more information, please call (212) 563-2565.
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13) Wishing to Grow Up, Brightly
At once hilarious and heartfelt, Wishing to Grow Up Brightly follows Amanda Newton, a Korean-born woman adopted by white parents in the U.S., as she returns home to help her mother, Jean, pack up their house after the death of her father, Walt. Amidst the clutter and grief, Amanda stumbles upon reMEMOREX™, a futuristic company that promises families a way to reconnect with the past. Amanda sifts through boxes both real and virtual, and the boundaries between memory and imagination blur, revealing a story about family, loss, and the inheritance of identity. Powered by a genre-defying score that spans satirical pop and choral requiems, Wishing to Grow Up Brightly explores how we search for connection in the fragments left behind.
Theatre Horizon (410 De Kalb St., Norristown)
11/5 - 11/14
Key Dates & Special Programming:
- Pay-What-You-Want Dress Rehearsal: Wednesday, November 5, at 7:30 p.m. Watch the Final Dress Rehearsal of Wishing to Grow Up Brightly, before anyone else! Tickets start at just $5 for this special opportunity to see the show early and be part of the process.
- Preview and Open Mic: Thursday, November 6. In partnership with Power Street Theatre and Souletri, enjoy a Post-Show Reception & Open Mic Night immediately following the 7:30 p.m. performance.
- Opening Night: Saturday, November 8, at 7:30 p.m. Guests are invited to imbibe complimentary cocktails in the lobby before the performance and return for free cake afterward.
- Front Row Friday: Friday, November 14 at 7:30 p.m. To ensure Theatre Horizon shows are accessible to everyone, every Friday after the opening of each production in its 21st season is Front Row Friday. All seats in the front row are available for just $15.
- Saturday Sips: Saturday, November 15 at 7:30 p.m. The second Saturday of Theatre Horizon productions through its 21st season, enjoy a complimentary themed beverage with every ticket purchased.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit theatrehorizon.org/wishing-to-grow-up-brightly.
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making it a destination for all arts lovers. New for this year, eligible TD Bank cardholders will receive special perks at the TD James Moody Jazz Festival.
Tickets: Free-$79. To purchase, contact NJPAC at 1.888.GO.NJPAC/1.888.466.5722
or visit NJPAC.org/jazz.
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On Sunday, November 9, New York’s classical music station WQXR (105.9 FM and wqxr.org) returns to the Queens Theatre for the Classical Kids Fair, a beloved family-friendly event that provides a free and fun way to introduce children ages 4-10 to classical music through engaging live performances, workshops, arts and crafts, and other hands-on experiences.
The Queens edition of the Classical Kids Fair will feature performances by Musiquita, the Louis Armstrong House Museum All-Stars, Brownstone Brass, and the Alegría Ensemble. The fair will also include an instrument discovery zone, where kids can try different musical instruments and demonstrations of Chinese instruments led by Music from China. Queens Theatre teaching artists Lorena Marin Ortiz and Brian Feinstein will lead dance and songwriting workshops. Families will also be able to take part in musical arts and crafts activities.
The fair will take place from 12-4 PM. Admission is free, though reservations are encouraged.
but also like 
! In this hilarious, ADHD-friendly, and deeply moving show, Aarushi Agni—comedian and artist known for her work across comedy, storytelling, and music—blends her passions to share a philosophical and emotional understanding of the world, love, friendship, community, and the supermoon through a chaotic TED Talk/cabaret format.Entries for The Comedy Series digital lottery start at 12 AM, one day before the performance, and winners are drawn the same day at 10 AM and 3 PM. Winners may buy up to 2 tickets at $20, plus an online fee. For in-person rush tickets, guests may begin lining up 90 minutes before each comedy show and sales will begin approximately 60 minutes before the performance. Subject to availability, rush tickets will be $20 inclusive of fees. For more information and to enter the digital lottery, please visit lctlottery.com.
For tickets and more information, please visit www.lct.org.
22) Oedipus
A limited number of digital rush tickets will be available on a first-come, first-served basis on TodayTix at $45 each, inclusive of fees. Tickets will be available the morning of each performance on the TodayTix app, beginning at 9 AM ET. Users can download the TodayTix app on an iOS or Android device and purchase up to two tickets for that afternoon’s or evening's show. Seats may be partial view. Users can set an alert on the TodayTix app to be notified when rush tickets are available each day. For more information, please visit www.todaytix.com.
23) Rob Lake Magic With Special Guests The Muppets
Digital and In-Person Rush
A limited number of $49 tickets will be available the morning of each performance starting at 11 AM ET via digital rush on Telecharge and are subject to availability. Digital rush closes 30 minutes before curtain. In-person rush tickets are available day-of at the Broadhurst Theatre once the box office opens. Box office hours are Monday-Saturday 10 AM – 8:30 PM and Sunday 12 PM – 7 PM. Tickets are subject to availability.
Digital Lottery
A limited number of $39 tickets will be available via digital lottery on Telecharge. Digital lottery opens at 12 AM ET the day before the performance. Winners are drawn at 10 AM ET and 3 PM ET that same day.
For additional rules and to enter the digital rush and lottery, visit www.rush.telecharge.com.
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Join the South Street Seaport Museum and Mariner Theatrical aboard the 1885 tall ship Wavertree for a captivating staged reading of ALL HANDS, performed with live music. Set within the atmospheric ‘tweendeck of this historic vessel, this live-scored theatrical work will feel like a documentary bringing history to life—exploring the role of the US Navy during the Civil War through the voices of the sailors who served aboard its ships. Their stories shed light on often under-recognized but pivotal maritime battles. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased here.
The evening was compiled / written by Andy Sowers, including text from Diary of a Contraband: The Civil War Passage of a Black Sailor by William B. Gould IV, and White Jacket; Or, The World In a Man-Of-War by Herman Melville. Faoileán created the music.
This program takes place on the ‘tweendeck below the main deck of Wavertree, which is not a temperature-controlled environment. It can be chilly this time of year, make sure to bring a coat and dress accordingly. Preregistration is encouraged. Walkups will be accommodated as possible. Wine and seltzer will be available on the main deck while you enjoy the music throughout the evening.
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Director: Nia DaCosta
Writer: Nia DaCosta
Based on: “Hedda Gabler” by Henrik Ibsen
Producers: Dede Gardner, Jeremy Kleiner, Gabrielle Nadig, Nia DaCosta, Tessa Thompson
Cast: Tessa Thompson, Imogen Poots, Tom Bateman, Nicholas Pinnock and Nina Hoss
Music by: Hildur Gudnadottir
Costume Designer: Lindsay Pugh
Editor: Jacob Schulsinger
Production Designer: Cara Brower
Director of Photography: Sean Bobbitt, BSC
Now streaming globally on Amazon Prime Video
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In Proof, Catherine (Ayo Edebiri), the brilliant but restless daughter of renowned mathematics professor Robert (Don Cheadle), is thrust into turmoil when a notebook containing a revelatory proof is discovered after his death. As debate erupts over its true authorship, Catherine must confront the power of legacy, and the cost of proving herself.
Booth Theatre (222 W. 45th St.)
Begins performances 3/31
Opening Night 4/16
Fans who sign up at www.proofbroadway.com will have priority access to tickets beginning on Monday, November 3 at 12PM ET. General on-sale will begin on Thursday, November 6 at 10AM ET at www.telecharge.com or by calling 212-239-6200.
For more information, visit www.proofbroadway.com
Fathom Entertainment
Vertigo Live Productions and Roc Nation are proud to announce Christina Aguilera: Christmas in Paris (working title), a dazzling live celebration marking the 25th anniversary of global superstar Christina Aguilera’s beloved holiday album My Kind of Christmas – culminating in an unforgettable visual spectacular; channeling fantasy, grandeur, and theatrical wonder. Directed and Executive Produced by EMMY® Award-winning Sam Wrench (Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, Billie Eilish: Live at the O2) and produced by Next of Kin, the holiday concert film will premiere in the United States for two days only, December 14 and 21, with a special theatrical release to be distributed by Fathom Entertainment, the leading specialty distributor of content to theatrical partners worldwide.
Shot in Paris before an intimate audience of 250 guests, Christmas in Paris transports viewers to a winter-garden terrace high above the Musée du Quai Branly. Against the backdrop of the Eiffel Tower - fashioned into a shimmering Christmas tree - Aguilera delivers an immersive performance with the city skyline as both stage and witness.
Tickets for Christina Aguilera: Christmas in Paris will be available starting November 7 at Fathom Entertainment and participating theatre box offices (theatre locations are subject to change). For more information, visit Fathom Entertainment.
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Kenny Chesney will be discussing his new book, Heart, Life, Music, and every ticket includes a pre-signed copy of the book.
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31) CUNY Dance Initiative Announces Sun Kim Dance Theatre in the World Premiere of “Alien of Extraordinary” November 9 at 5:00pm LaGuardia Performing Arts Center, Long Island City, NY |
Alien of Extraordinary is a dance theatre piece born from the labyrinth of the U.S. artist visa system – a process that flattens human stories into forms and reduces lives to paperwork. Choreographed by Sun Kim, a South Korean immigrant who specializes in the street dance style of popping, the piece takes its name from the “alien of extraordinary ability” (O-1) visa and her own experiences with it. Performed by a cast of eight dancers, Alien of Extraordinary features theme music by klezmer musician and composer Michael Winograd. The piece is an invitation to witness the immigrant artist’s journey in all its fragility and resilience, creating a meeting ground for empathy, imagination, and shared belonging.
There will be a post-performance Q&A with Sun Kim and J. Brian Cho, an attorney who specializes in the O-1 Visa process, moderated by LPAC Artistic Director Handan Ozbilgin.
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32) Flushing Town Hall Presents Shadow Performance by
America’s Got Talent Finalist Catapult
Families are invited to join a mesmerizing shadow show and participate in a pre-show workshop to create their own shadow magic
On Friday, November 7, Flushing Town Hall will present Magic Shadows by Catapult. Catapult is more than a shadow dance company; they offer audiences the chance to experience a theatrical art form that combines dance, storytelling, and sculpture in an amazingly imaginative way.
Founded in 2009 by Adam Battlestein—choreographer, creative director, and master teaching artist for Pilobolus Dance Theatre for 19 years—Catapult catapulted to fame on America’s Got Talent, earning its way to the finals of the NBC-TV hit show in Season 8.
This November, Catapult is bringing its show “Magic Shadows” to Queens. Working behind a screen, Catapult dancers use their bodies to create seemingly impossible shadow images. Packed with hundreds of transformations, “Magic Shadows” is a humorous and emotional journey told through music. With the arc of an arm or the twist of a torso, the dancers stretch the imaginations of their audiences, telling stories and transforming from one shape to another.
In the performance, Vivaldi’s Four Seasons springs to life as the dancers’ bodies transform into a mountain, an elephant, a dragon, even a helicopter, and travel the world from Paris to Beijing in under 10 minutes! Animated entirely by shadows, the moves of the dancers create a kaleidoscope of colorful storytelling that will awe and astound viewers.
“Magic Shadows” is a wonderful, family-friendly show full of laughs, emotion, and miraculous visual changes. Patrons will leave happy and will never look at their own shadow the same way again!
In a pre-performance workshop with Catapult’s dancers, participants will have the opportunity to create many of the shadows that Catapult makes as part of its show. Attendees from ages 6 + will learn how to create hand shadows, body shadows, duet shadows, and group shadows. The workshop will also cover the history of shadow puppetry and some of the weird scientific properties of shadows.
Participation in the 6:30 PM Magic Shadows by Catapult Workshop can be secured for $5 per person (space is limited!). Tickets for the 8 PM show are $15 for adults, $12 for members, and $8 for children and can be purchased at: https://www.flushingtownhall.
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.flushingtownhall.org.
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The gallery is dedicated to American and European Modernism, particularly WPA-era art. Helicline functions both online and from their art-filled residences in Midtown Manhattan and Dutchess County, as well as Sherman’s Times Square office - spaces where art, design, and daily life converge.
At The Salon, Helicline Fine Art will present a curated selection that bridges fine art, design, history, and rediscovery.
Exhibition Highlights Include:
- WPA-Era and American Modernism – Paintings, drawings, and sculptures from the 1930s and ’40s, featuring established masters alongside extraordinary but under the radar talents of the period.
- The 1939 World’s Fair Collection – An astonishing archive of 1,000 artworks and objects from the iconic Fair, available as a single collection. Select pieces will be on view at The Salon - arriving just as Tom Hanks’ new play “The World of Tomorrow” opens at The Shed, and The Wolfsonian in Miami presents its own World’s Fair exhibition.
- The Mercury Street Lamp Bronze – A rare surviving example from atop the street lamps that illuminated New York’s Fifth Avenue (1930s–1960s) from 8th to 34th Streets.
34) LINDA PURL
"TUNES & TALES: ADVENTURES IN SURVIVAL"
TEDD FIRTH, MUSICAL DIRECTOR/PIANO
DAVID FINCK, BASS
RAY MARCHICA, DRUMS
THE GREEN ROOM 42
570 10TH AVENUE (IN THE YOTEL-4th FL) – NYC
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10 @ 7PM
The Green Room 42 will present Linda Purl, whom the London Times calls “mesmerizing…a seasoned jazz vocalist” in an all new show - “Tunes & Tales: Adventures in Survival” – on Monday, November 10 at 7pm. She will be led by her Musical Director Tedd Firth on piano, David Finck on bass and Ray Marchica on drums.
Linda Purl:_“Tunes & Tales: Adventures in Survival”_ plays The Green Room 42 (570 10th Avenue – inside the YOTEL - 4th Fl.) on Monday, November 10 at 7:00pm. Tickets start at $29+ (no minimum required) and are available here or by calling 646-707-2990. The evening will also be live-streamed.
ANNOUNCES
PATTI SMITH:
BREAD OF ANGELS
BOOK LAUNCH EVENT
SONGS & STORIES WITH PATTI SMITH
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 4, 2025 AT 7:00 PM
AT THE TOWN HALL
The Town Hall is thrilled to announce today a special new event for The Town Hall Presents 2025-2026 season: Patti Smith: Bread of Angels, taking place on Tuesday November 4, 2025 at 7:00 PM at The Town Hall (123 West 43rd Street, New York, NY).
This event will celebrate the release of Smith’s new memoir, Bread of Angels, and feature a discussion with her about writing this book, which begins with her childhood and leaves the reader at the present day, as well as a live performance from Smith. Each ticket includes a copy of the memoir.
For tickets and more information, please click here.
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36) South Street Seaport Museum
Announces
Free November Family Activity Weekends:
Sailors Scrimshaw
South Street Seaport Museum announces the free November Family Activity Weekends program on Saturdays and Sundays, from November 1 through 30, 2025, from 11am to 4:30pm.
seaportmuseum.org/family-
November 2025: Sailors Scrimshaw
Join the Seaport Museum every weekend throughout November for an all-ages scrimshaw activity! Scrimshaw is a form of folk art from around the second quarter of the 19th century until the early 20th century. Usually made by whalers at sea, scrimshaw was often made by engraving designs on whale ivory and bone. Historically, this practice also included carved and built-up “utilitarian” items such as cooking utensils, hair and clothing accessories, household goods, and more.
Get inspired by scrimshaw on view in the Maritime City exhibition and then come to the Museum’s 207 Water Street program space for an update on this maritime tradition. Using recycled plastic in place of ivory and push pins instead of carving knives, learn this artistic etching technique and take home your very own hand-made scrimshaw items.
This activity is open to all ages, though children under 5 may find etching challenging. For those who prefer not to etch, we’ll provide crayons and a whale tooth printout so everyone can still join in the fun without using sharp objects. Bring the whole family and create something special together!
This activity will be offered Saturdays and Sundays from November 1 through November 30. Access to 207 Water Street includes walking up and down a few stairs.
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37) South Street Seaport Museum
Indigenous Dance Stories:
Native American Heritage Month with Bare Feet
November 6 | 6pm | 213 Water Street | Free
Join the Seaport Museum, Bare Feet with Mickela Mallozzi, and the Alliance for Downtown New York on November 6, 2025 at 6pm for an evening of dance, film, and storytelling that honors Indigenous voices and traditions from around the world at the Museum’s historic 1868 warehouse A.A. Thomson & Co. The event is free to attend. Please register here.
The evening will begin with a land and water acknowledgment by Louis Mofsie, founding member of the Thunderbird American Indian Dancers, followed by a seated screening program in the museum gallery. Host and executive producer Mickela Mallozzi and series editor Jonathan Rogers will present four curated segments from the acclaimed PBS travel series—including a first look at Season 8, premiering nationwide on December 1, 2025. Between each screening, they’ll share behind-the-scenes insights on the process and responsibility of telling these global Indigenous stories.
Following the screenings, guests will gather outdoors on Water Street for a live performance and participatory Friendship Circle Dance, led by Louis Mofsie, before returning to the gallery for a light reception.
Register for free here and honor Native American Heritage Month through movement, storytelling, and the living traditions that continue to shape our shared cultural landscape. Preregistration is encouraged. Walkups will be accommodated as possible.
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38) Emerging Artists Theatre Now Accepting Submissions for their Spring Spark Theatre Festival NYC, Running April 6 - 26 at The 28th Street Theatre, in NoHo
Application deadline is December 1, 2025
Emerging Artists Theatre (EAT) is now accepting submissions for the Spring Spark Theatre Festival NYC. The festival will run April 6 – 26, 2026 at The 28th Street Theatre, located at 15 W 28th Street in New York City.
The Spring festival will be broken into two categories: workshop productions and fully developed new work. Additionally, some productions may be given more than one performance slot.
Submissions of short plays, musicals, solo performances, dance, cabaret, sketch comedy, jazz, burlesque, monologues, storytelling, and subway musicians/acts are now being accepted. If you have an artistic discipline that isn’t mentioned or is “out of the box,” please feel free to submit.
Spark Theatre Festival NYC showcases polished works-in-progress. Many of the pieces that are showcased at the festival are being presented in front of an audience for the first time. Each participant is given the option of doing a talkback following their performance, where they may ask the audience for feedback on their work.
Artists showcase their works-in-progress, whether as a staged reading or an off-book presentation.
Shows run nightly Monday through Sunday at 7 pm, Saturdays at 7pm and 9pm, and Sundays at 2pm, 5 pm, and 7 pm. Presentation slots are 60 minutes. If you are submitting a short piece, you will be paired with another play or dance piece to create a 60-minute show slot. Submissions must be a minimum of 5 minutes for dance pieces and monologues. Productions may not be performed 3 months prior to or a month after the Spark Theatre Festival.
To submit a new work, please visit www.emergingartiststheatre.
The deadline for submissions is midnight (EST) December 1st, 2025. Participants will be notified on a rolling basis starting in mid-January. There are no submission or festival fees, and participants receive a 50/50 box-office split when the required audience guarantee of 1 ticket per minute of performance is met. Past artists who have packed the house have made between $300 to $900 for 30 minutes to an hour presentation. All participants must be fully vaccinated.
Application and submission guidelines are available at https://
39) STRANGER THINGS: THE FIRST SHADOW
TO HOST “HAWKINS HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING WEEK”
IN CELEBRATION OF STRANGER THINGS DAY
SPECIAL EVENTS FROM NOVEMBER 4th- 9th AT BROADWAY’S MARQUIS THEATRE
WITH RAISING CANE’S, LIFETOUCH, FUNKO POP!, AND MORE
The “mind-blowing and spectacular” (Los Angeles Times) Broadway production of STRANGER THINGS: THE FIRST SHADOW will be hosting a special “Hawkins High School Homecoming Week” at the Marquis Theatre on Broadway in honor of Stranger Things Day (November 6th) and in anticipation of the long-awaited final season of the Netflix Series, which returns with Volume 1 on November 26 at 5pm PT.
The schedule of events and partnerships is as follows:
- Tuesday, November 4th: Raising Cane’s & Friendship Bracelets
The Raising Cane’s Times Square Flagship Restaurant at 1501 Broadway will be giving away tickets to Stranger Things: The First Shadow every hour from the in-store DJ Booth from 11am to 7pm. Additionally, at the Tuesday evening performance, the first 200 audience members to arrive will receive a Box Combo® Card redeemable for a free Raising Cane’s Box Combo meal.
Audience members are invited to get crafty at the friendship bracelet-making station set up in the theater lobby.
- Wednesday, November 5th: Picture Day with Lifetouch
Lifetouch will provide an immersive yearbook picture day experience with a photo session for audiences at the Marquis Theatre. Audience members attending the show that evening are encouraged to come in costume or their best school picture day looks.
- Thursday, November 6th: Stranger Things Day
To celebrate the annual anniversary of the date in 1983 when Will Byers disappeared into the Upside Down, Stranger Things: The First Shadow will be handing out special window cards to audience members at this performance, which will be followed by a cast talkback
- Thursday, November 6th – Sunday, November 9: Funko Pop! Activation
Funko has revealed a new line of Pop! Yourself accessories inspired by the fifth and final season of the juggernaut series. Fans can create customizable Funko Pop! figures with apparel and accessories based on Stranger Things 5 and showcased in limited-edition Stranger Things packaging. For more information on the collaboration, click here.
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| Courtesy of MichelleTabnick PR 40) Works & Process Presents Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater with Alicia Graf Mack Rotunda Dance Party with Ailey Extension In collaboration with Guggenheim Member Mondays Monday, November 10, 2025 |
Acclaimed dancers from the company will perform highlights sampling repertory from the upcoming New York City Center holiday engagement from December 3 – January 4, which ranges from new productions of works by Alvin Ailey and Judith Jamison to season world premieres of Embrace by Earl Mosley and The Holy Blues by Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, Samantha Figgins and Chalvar Monteiro. Alicia Graf Mack will lead conversations with the choreographers of the premieres, as well as with Associate Artistic Director Matthew Rushing.
Acclaimed dancers from the company will perform highlights sampling repertory from the upcoming New York City Center holiday engagement from December 3 – January 4, which ranges from new productions of works by Alvin Ailey and Judith Jamison to season world premieres of Embrace by Earl Mosley and The Holy Blues by Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, Samantha Figgins and Chalvar Monteiro. Alicia Graf Mack will lead conversations with the choreographers of the premieres, as well as with Associate Artistic Director Matthew Rushing.
Ticket purchase includes admission to the Rotunda Dance Party with Ailey Extension at 8PM, in collaboration with the Guggenheim’s Member Mondays.
41) GO SHOPPING IN THE PLAYHOUSE CLOSET!
The community is invited to the 3rd Annual
‘Props & Frocks’ sale at Bucks County Playhouse!
The Props & Frocks sale, which will be held in the historic Bill Harris and Jay Manas Playhouse Barn just in front of the Playhouse, features a variety of clothing and accessories for all genders and all ages. The sale has something for everyone: antique dresses, business wear, everyday items, and outfits perfect for a night out. Plus, a host of dance shoes for those looking to embark on a new habit.
Potential customers are invited to follow the Playhouse’s social media for photos of some of the clothing and costumes expected to be available for sale. Specialty items will include items that were used in recent Playhouse productions that you may recognize.
Goods will be available for sale starting at just $2. Donations will be accepted via cash or credit card. The Playhouse invites community theaters, educational theater programs, and schools to visit the sale with upcoming productions in mind. The sale will take place at the Bill Harris & Jay Manas Playhouse Barn at 52 S. Main Street, New Hope, PA 18938.
“Karen Kingsbury’s The Christmas Ring,” in Theatres Nationwide from Fathom Entertainment Starting November 6
Watch the Official Trailer HERE
Starring Jana Kramer, Benjamin Hollingsworth, Jessie James Decker & Kelsey Grammer
Tickets Available for Purchase Now on the Fathom Entertainment Website
Karen Kingsbury’s The Christmas Ring, coming to theatres nationwide from Fathom Entertainment, the leading specialty distributor of content to theatrical partners worldwide beginning November 6.
In Karen Kingsbury’s The Christmas Ring, a military widow (Kramer) falls in love with a poetic antiques dealer (Hollingsworth) while searching for her lost Christmas Ring, an heirloom that has been in the family since D-Day. Meanwhile the antique dealer’s loveable father (Grammer) has made a discovery that could change his life … and ruin everything. Decker portrays Leigh, the military widow’s (Kramer) best friend, and Winans portrays Maria, the calm to Leigh's (Decker) quick-wittedness.
Thursday, November 6 through Thursday, November 20 (check your local theatre for specific showtimes)
Tickets for Karen Kingsbury's The Christmas Ring are available now at Fathom Entertainment and participating theatre box offices (theatre locations are subject to change). For more information, please visit Fathom Entertainment.
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Fathom Entertainment Presents
Rocky IV: Rocky vs. Drago
(Ultimate Director’s Cut)
(November 5 and November 9)
Rocky IV: Rocky vs. Drago (Ultimate Director’s Cut)
Dates: November 5 and November 9
The most triumphant sports-drama franchise in history returns with a new look in Rocky IV: Rocky vs. Drago. Director, writer and star Sylvester Stallone masterfully reshapes Rocky IV in this ultimate director’s cut, including new footage. With more intense fight scenes, world heavyweight champion Rocky Balboa (Stallone) defends his title once again, this time against Drago (Dolph Lundgren), a six-foot-four, 261-pound fighter who has the backing of the Soviet Union.
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