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A new version of the celebrated murder mystery that inspired Alfred Hitchcock’s masterpiece. Tony Wendice is convinced that his wife Margot has been cheating on him. Though the affair appears to be over, Tony’s jealousy drives him to spin a web of deception that tightens around everyone involved, leading to danger, recrimination, and murder.
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Ballet Hispánico New York is hosting annual company auditions for the 2026/27 Season on February 14, 2026. As part of the Company, dancers perform on New York City's greatest stages, tour nationwide and internationally, and are an integral part of community engagement programs. Applicants must have strong classical ballet technique and be able to perform a variety of repertoire including classical, contemporary, and neo-classical. Selected dancers will be offered 26 weeks of work for the Company’s 2025-2026 Season and will be required to become members of the American Guild of Musical Artists AFL-CIO.
Auditions are by invitation only; invitation emails will be sent two weeks after the submission is received. Applicants must have at least three years of professional dance experience with a professional dance company. Pointe Shoes, Ballet Shoes, character heels, and socks required for audition.
Submit your materials here. Registration ends February 12, 2026. Please contact auditions@ballethispanico.org for more information or with questions.
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SEX. POWER. INTIMACY. DESIRE.
In this award-winning comedy, two actors portray eight interconnected characters in a fast, funny daisy chain of sexual encounters that crisscrosses the country—from New York to Los Angeles and back again.
A country music star, a German exchange student, a cybersex novice, an estranged husband, a submissive, a frat boy, and a lesbian best friend all collide in a witty, provocative exploration of sex, power, intimacy, and the universal longing for human connection.
Chain Theatre (312 W. 36th St., 4th Fl)
1/14 - 1/16
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.circletheplay.com
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Upcoming Rotating Pen Pals Cast Schedule:
Jan 7 – Jan 18: Sharon Lawrence & Maureen McCormick (Encore)
Jan 21 – Feb 1: Randy Graff & Beth Leavel
Feb 3 - 15: Brook Adams and Marilu Henner
Feb 18 – Mar 1: Gina Torres & Carmen Cusack
Mar 4 – Mar 15: Jodi Benson & Marcia Mitzman Gaven
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Concord Theatricals Recordings releases the digital version of the 2025 Broadway cast recording of Lincoln Center Theater’s highly acclaimed revival of Ragtime, directed by Lear deBessonet. To stream or download the album or pre-order the 2-disc CD and 2-LP vinyl variants please click HERE. The CD will be released on February 6 and vinyl on April 3.
To celebrate the release of the album, music videos for “Wheels of a Dream” feauturing Tony® nominee Joshua Henry and Nichelle Lewis and “Journey On” featuring Olivier® and Grammy® nominee Caissie Levy, Tony Award-winner Brandon Uranowitz, and Colin Donnell have been released.
To watch “Wheels of a Dream,” please click HERE.
To watch “Journey On,” please click HERE.
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Writer, composer, and producer T.J. Armand announces the release of Happy Hour Blues – Volume 2 (Demo Sessions), the latest chapter in his three-volume recording project exploring queer life, immigration, and identity through the lens of New York City nightlife.
Happy Hour Blues is a multidisciplinary project anchored by a developing musical that follows Adam, a queer immigrant navigating love, exile, and belonging inside a country-themed gay bar in Hell’s Kitchen. Conceived during the isolation and cultural upheaval of the pandemic, the project introduces a vivid ensemble of characters shaped by longing, survival, and chosen family — including the bar’s sharp-witted female bartender, a role Armand is developing with Tony Award nominee Mary Bridget Davies in mind, known for her electrifying portrayal of Janis Joplin.
With the release of Volume 2, Armand expands the sonic and emotional scope of the project, further defining its Blues Rock, Roots, and Americana direction while deepening the world introduced in Volume 1.
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Time Hoppers: The Silk Road honors the rich heritage of Muslim culture during the “Golden Age of Islam” and highlights remarkable Muslim thinkers whose contributions have shaped our world, including the father of algebra; the pioneer of optics; the groundbreaking astronomer; and the tremendous patron of science, education, and arts.
18) American Museum of Natural History’s Teacher Residency Program Accepting Applications Though January 31
Paid program prepares Earth science teachers for high-needs schools across the country
Benefits of the fully paid program include:
- A full fellowship to cover tuition, books, and fees
- A living stipend for room and board
- Nearly 100% employment rate post-graduation
- Experience reaching in schools alongside highly qualified mentor teachers
- Coursework at a world-class museum, let by research scientists and teacher educators
- Continued access to mentorship and Museum resources post-graduation including two years of professional support
To apply and learn more, visit amnh.org/mat.
Applications are open now through January 31, 2025.
Please contact Suzan Sumer at 212-769-5766 or ssumer@amnh.org to schedule interviews.
MAIN STAGE 2026
CARRIE: THE MUSICAL
(open to students ages 13-20)
Rehearsals take place on weekends and begin on March 7, 2026
Performances May 1-3, 2026
Performances will take place at the Off-Broadway Theater venue - Baruch Performing Arts Center – 55 Lexington Ave.
JUNIOR MAIN STAGE 2026
SPAMALOT - Y@P
(open to students ages 8-13)
Rehearsals take place on weekends and begin March 22, 2026
Performances June 6-7, 2026
Performances will take place at the Off-Broadway Theater venue - Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater - West Side Y - 10 W 64th Street
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ATTENDING A LIVE AUDITION IS PREFERRED, IF POSSIBLE!
LIVE AUDITIONS will take place on Saturday January 10th from 10AM-4PM and Sunday January 11th from 10AM-11AM at Ripley Grier Studios - 520 8th Ave - 16th Floor. See link below to register for an audition.
VIRTUAL SUBMISSIONS will be accepted through Thursday January 8th, if you are unable to attend in-person auditions! A link to submit a virtual audition can be found on each show page on our website. See instructions and link below to submit a virtual audition!
CALLBACKS will be held on Sunday January 11th at Ripley Grier Studios - 520 8th Ave - 16th Floor.
There is no fee to audition. This is a tuition based program, full and partial scholarships are available through Project Broadway.
THE GET TOGETHER
A THREE-DAY FESTIVAL OF LIVE PERFORMANCE
SHOWCASING THE WORK OF ARTISTS FROM
THE TANK AND PRODUCER HUB COMMUNITIES
THURSDAY, JANUARY 15 – SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 2026
AT THE TANK
ANNOUNCES ARTISTS AND SHOWS
Producer Hub, a connective resource for independent producers, artists, and other arts workers across the performing arts, and The Tank (Meghan Finn and Johnny G. Lloyd, Artistic Directors; Molly FitzMaurice, Managing Producer) are thrilled to announce the artists and shows for The Get Together, a three-day festival of live performance showcasing the work of artists from The Tank and Producer Hub communities. The Get Together will run Thursday, January 15 – Saturday, January 17, 2026 at The Tank (312 West 36th Street).
Artists scheduled to showcase both full length pieces and excerpts & works-in-progress at The Get Together include Katie Kohler, Taylor Casas, Alec Silver, and Pete Betcher (Noted); Melissa Ingle and Sevrin Willinder (Time Travel Postman); Kate Pressman, Logan Reed, and Elizagrace Madrone (Marta Nesspek Presents…); Sara Farrington and Meghan Finn (A Trojan Woman); Soomi Kim and Chaesong Kim (Kathy Change: Letter to Amy Goodman); Sam Mueller (At The Confluence of Creeks); Geoff Sobelle (Clown Show); Lianah Sta. Ana and Sarah Shin (Performing Filipina), Maleek Rae and amani meliyah (BODYCOUNT); Carl Holder and Skylar Fox (Out of Order); Xhloe Rice and Natasha Roland (Xhloe and Natasha: The Doctor Was His Mother); Savon Bartley (Holes in the Shape of my Father); and Cheeyang Ng and Emilio Ramos (Legendary).
Taking place during the month of January, when NYC comes alive to celebrate exciting new work in performance, The Get Together will showcase both work-in-progress performances and full showings, as well as a party to celebrate the artistic communities both organizations serve.
For tickets and show information, please visit thetanknyc.org/thegettogether.
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22) HELL'S KITCHEN PRESENTS
“LEGENDS OF GOSPEL WEEK”
HELL’S KITCHEN continues to ignite audiences on Broadway and across the country, fans are invited to experience where dreams begin through its powerful storytelling and honor some of gospel’s electrifying dream makers the same week, we celebrate the birthday of the ultimate dream maker and civil rights icon, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
In continued celebration of Dr. King’s life and enduring legacy, HELL’S KITCHEN will present a special activation, “Legends of Gospel Week,” saluting the trailblazing gospel artists and faith leaders whose voices, artistry, and messages have inspired generations and advanced social change through music and purpose.
“Legends of Gospel Week” kicks off on Tuesday, January 20, honoring gospel legend Donald Lawrence, a GRAMMY Award–winning producer, composer, and trailblazer whose work has shaped gospel music for more than three decades. A 30-time Stellar Award winner and a member of both the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame and the Black Music Hall of Fame, Lawrence’s influence spans music, film, and theater, inspiring generations through faith, excellence, and innovation.
The celebration continues on Wednesday, January 21, with a special Christian Cultural Center Takeover, including a salute to its visionary founder, Rev. Dr. A. R. Bernard, and a tribute to Darwin Hobbs, one of Christian Cultural Center’s most celebrated gospel artists. Rev. Dr. Bernard, founding pastor of Christian Cultural Center in Brooklyn, New York, is a nationally respected faith leader, author, and speaker whose more than four decades of ministry have empowered communities through leadership, education, and civic engagement. Darwin Hobbs, an esteemed gospel vocalist and worship leader, is known for beloved songs such as “Everyday” and “He Is,” and for collaborations with artists including CeCe Winans, Donnie McClurkin, and Michael McDonald, as well as his dedication to mentorship and worship ministry.
The week concludes on Thursday, January 22, 2025, honoring pastor and two-time GRAMMY Award–winning gospel artist Hezekiah Walker. A globally revered choir leader and worship innovator, Walker is best known for anthems such as “Every Praise” and “Souled Out.” As founder of Love Fellowship Tabernacle and leader of the Love Fellowship Choir, Walker has helped define contemporary gospel music by blending traditional church roots with modern sound and universal messages of praise and unity.
During this historic week, HELL’S KITCHEN will also present a special award honoring its own legend, Yolanda Adams, currently starring in the musical as "Miss Liza Jane." As part of “Legends of Gospel Week,” Adams will receive the Cissy Houston Lifetime Achievement Award, recognizing her lifelong and invaluable contributions to music and the profound impact she has had on communities around the world. This tribute further underscores Adams’ extraordinary legacy as an artist, leader, and global ambassador of faith through music.
Each evening during “Legends of Gospel Week” will also feature some of today’s premiere media personalities in gospel music. Tuesday, January 20, will be hosted by Audacy’s 94.7 Fm The Block's Toya Beasley; Wednesday, January 21, by SiriusXM Kirk Franklin’s Praise personality Meta Washington; and Thursday, January 22, will feature WBLS 107.5 FM’s Liz Black hosting the evening at HELL’S KITCHEN. Emmy Award winning Producer A. Curtis Farrow will Co-Host and serve as one of the post show talk-back Moderators alongside Beasley, Washington and Black all three nights.
Audiences attending select performances will also be invited to a special post-show talkback featuring Yolanda Adams, members of the cast, and the honored gospel legends. These conversations will explore creatively cultivating dreams and aspirations, doing the work required to manifest vision and purpose, and discovering how music and message align throughout the creative journey. Each performance will conclude with a special musical surprise.
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23) NYC WINTER OUTING RETURNS WITH CITYWIDE DEALS AT MORE THAN 850 BUSINESSES
Bookings for NYC Restaurant Week, NYC Broadway Week and NYC Must-See Week
Open at NYCtourism.com
Value Offers Available from January 20 through February 12
NYC Hotel Week Is Underway
Offering 25% Off at Participating Hotels
Through February 12
New York City Tourism + Conventions, the official destination marketing organization and convention and visitors bureau for the five boroughs of New York City, today announced the start of reservations for NYC Winter OutingSM 2026. The program runs from January 20 through February 12, offering savings on experiences across all five boroughs, including prix-fixe NYC Restaurant Week® menus at nearly 600 restaurants; 2-for-1 tickets to 26 NYC Broadway WeekSM shows; and 2-for-1 tickets to nearly 80 NYC Must-See WeekSM museums, attractions, tours and performing arts. NYC Hotel WeekSM, also part of NYC Winter Outing, is already underway offering 25% off standard retail rates at more than 150 hotels. Reservations for all four programs are bookable at nyctourism.com/winterouting.
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24) Bucks County Playhouse Announces
Winter Education Classes
for Ages 16 to Adult at Lambertville Hall
Program highlights include a voiceover workshop led by the in-show voice of NBC’s TODAY, a new storytelling workshop, expanded adult tap offerings, and improv classes
for performers and professionals.
Bucks County Playhouse announced ta winter lineup of adult education classes at Lambertville Hall in Lambertville, NJ, highlighted by a voiceover workshop led by Pete DeMeo, the in-show voice of NBC’s TODAY; a new storytelling series taught by Director of Education, Michaela Murphy formerly a mainstage storyteller for The Moth; expanded adult tap offerings including a new Advanced Beginner class; and improv courses designed for both performers and professionals seeking stronger communication and presentation skills.
Classes will take place in Lambertville Hall, 57 Bridge Street, Lambertville, NJ. Visit www.BucksCountyPlayhouse.org for more information regarding available classes and to register or contact Alexandra Kostis, Education Coordinator with questions at akostis@buckscountyplayhouse.
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