A) Beginning Performances
In New Jersey
1) Richard III
2) Body Count
3) Dear John
4) Death of a Salesman
5) Destination
6) Dust of Egypt
7) Eloise Eftos' First Attractive Comedian
8) Grey Arias
9) The Lost Boys
10) Otto & Astrid: The Stages Tour
11) The Paparazzi
12) States: Observation A Butoh Dance Triology
13) Stewart Huff's Is Anything Okay?
14) Tempest Tossed
15) Trash
16) Ulster American
B) Cast Changes
In New York
17) The Great Gatsby
18) Hadestown
19) Little Shop of Horrors
20) Wicked
C) Exhibition
21) Showstoppers: The Art of Stage and Screen
D) Festivals
22) Latinix Theater Festival
Through 4/30
23) Prospect Musicals Ignite Concert Festival
at Baruch Perfoming Arts Center 3/5 - 3/30
24) Raise the Page, Uplift the Word: A BIPOC Festival of Short Plays
at AMT Theater 3/9 & 3/10
25) Special Effects Festival (SFX)
the wild project 3/5 - 3/7
26) Uptown Rhytmn Dance Festival
at 92NY & Works & Progress Through 3/9
E) What Else is Happening
In New York
27) Amanda Selwyn Dance Co. Theatre Event:
Becoming a Savvy Patient with Dr. Jilliam Goddard 3/9
28) Broadway Magic Hour March Shows
29) Fordam Plaza IHOP Celebrates National Pancake Day With Pancakes & Kicks
3/3
30) Lewburger Returns to New York for One Night Only
Asylum NYC 3/5
31) Lincoln Center Upcoming Event: Come and Sing
3/8
32) Needs More Work Productions Presents Cabaret Enpointe
3/8
33) Operation Mincemeat Golden Ticket Contest
3/19
34) South Street Seaport Celebrates Holi
3/7
35) South Street Seaport Monthly Family Activity: Herstory in Motion
36) Zoopraxic and A/Park Productions Launch Inagural Season
With Open Studio Event 3/6 & 3/7
Pennsylvania
37) Bucks County Playhouse Upcoming Event:
The Return of the Vienna Boys Choir at Our Lady of Guadalupe R.C. Church 3/8
Other
38) Fathom Entertainment The Royal Ballet's Production of Romeo & Juliet
3/8 & 3/9
39) Trafalgar Releasing & CJ 4D Plex Presents Enhyphen Walk the Line
3/5 & 3/7
A) Beginning Performances
In New Jersey
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1) Richard III
Nimbus Arts Center (329 Warren St., Jersey City)
3/5 - 3/29
The Following Panel Series Events Will Be Hosted After Specific Performances
These panels are free and open to the public, guests include:
Sunday, March 15th
Women’s March Creative Director Kim Parker Russell and Network Organizer Shawna Knipper.
Sunday, March 22nd
ACLU of NJ Executive Director Amol Sinha and Jersey City Mayor James Solomon.
Sunday, March 29th
NJ State Assemblywoman Katie Brennan and NJ State Senator Raj Mukherji.
Panelists will address the overlap between Richard III and the current state of American affairs, discussing how to get involved in the current protest movement and local politics, the resources available to the public, knowing and exercising your constitutional rights, how to protect your neighbors and your community, the history of activism in America, and more.
In New York
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2) Body Count
Over the last year we’ve witnessed a cultural shift: sex work has become a competitive sport. As OnlyFans creators performing extreme stunts have dominated our headlines, women claiming to have slept with 100 to 1,000 men in under 12 hours have divided liberal feminists all over the world. The internet hasn’t stopped talking about it since.
Is this the doomsday of extremist, capitalist porn? Are competitive OnlyFans models setting feminism back by behaving exactly as the worst kind of men desire? Or is the moral uproar led by pearl-clutching kink-shamers who have no place in the new era of radical sex positivity? BODY COUNT zeroes in on this cultural shift to explore whether it’s ever truly possible to separate emotion from sex.
SoHo Playhouse (15 Vandam St.)
3/3 - 3/29
Opening Night 3/5
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3) Dear John
It’s 2011, and a recent college graduate is trying to move out of her mom’s house (with little hope and no prospects) when she receives a message from a mysterious stranger named John on Facebook. Dear John is a solo show based on a true story about what happens when a long-absent father finds his not-quite-adult daughter through a social networking website. Weaving together Facebook DMs, recorded interviews, and anecdotes of growing up undocumented in New York’s Chinatown, Dear John is a coming of age story delightfully told by writer and performer Rachel Lin about the ways we try (and fail) to reach each other, over and over again.
HERE Arts Center (145 6th Ave.)
3/6 - 3/19
Opening Night 3/8
4) Death of a Salesman
Winter Garden Theatre (1634 Bwy.)
3/9 - 8/9
Opening Night 4/9
5) Destination
Set in an assisted living facility in Houston, DESTINATION is a deeply moving and hilarious play about love deferred, second chances, and the courage it takes to face life’s unfinished business. Howard Wright, an 83-year-old retired architect and recent widower, spends his days gazing out at the city skyline, trading barbs with his spirited neighbor Gigi, and quietly avoiding the emotional risks he believes are behind him. But when he learns that Caroline, a woman he once loved and never forgot, is engaged to be married, something shifts. With encouragement, Howard impulsively leaves his facility and sets out on a road trip to confront the past, and perhaps rewrite it. What begins as a reckless escape becomes an unexpected journey toward truth, reconciliation, and emotional honesty, not only for Howard, but for everyone connected to him.
Interwoven with Howard’s story is Jennifer’s own reckoning with love, loyalty, and regret, as she confronts the cracks in her marriage and a long-suppressed relationship from her past. As father and daughter grapple with parallel choices about commitment and courage, DESTINATION becomes a poignant exploration of how deeply our unfinished stories shape us, and how it’s never too late to risk vulnerability. Warm, witty, and quietly profound, DESTINATION is a play about aging, forgiveness, and the radical hope that comes with choosing connection over comfort, no matter where the road leads.
Chain Theatre (312 W. 36th St. 4th Fl.)
3/5 - 3/8
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6) Dust of Egypt
What could be more timely and timeless than the heroic saga of a young mother's fight to save her only son? Years before her legendary "Ain't I a Woman" speech, the Black activist Sojourner Truth was a young mother determined to rescue her 5-year-old boy Peter after he was sold and illegally taken down South. Dust of Egypt dramatizes this remarkable, little-known true story and its poignant aftermath. At a time when slaves and women had no power or voice, she spoke out and confronted injustice. She became the first Black woman to sue a slave owner in court - and she won. The play explores the price of injustice, faith and forgiveness, resilience and releasing the past. It is a moving story of loss and triumph.
The Sheen Center for Thought and Culture (18 Bleeker St.)
3/5 - 3/29
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit
7) Eloise Eftos' First Attractive Comedian
After sold-out seasons and standing ovations across Australia, New Zealand, Edinburgh and London, join Elouise for a very special New York debut of her award-winning hour of comedy as she subverts the meaning of feminism, attractiveness and owning yourself in a world that tells you to hate yourself to be funny.
SoHo Playhouse (15 Vandam St.)
3/5 - 3/15
Opening Night 3/7
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8) Grey Arias
Part music performance, part comedy duel, all play, Grey Arias dismantles easy binaries and invites audiences to live in the uncomfortable in-between. Through virtuosic musical numbers and disarming humor, Truscott and Le Gateau Chocolat upend allyship, cultural interpretation, race, power, and performance itself, all the while wondering: How does one walk the fine line that delineates marginalized perspectives? In this case — in heels.
The Flea Theater (20 Thomas St.)
3/5 - 3/7
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.theflea.org
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9) The Lost Boys
When Lucy and her two teenage sons move to town in desperate need of a fresh start, they soon uncover the darker side of this sunny coastal community. While Lucy tries to piece her family’s life back together, Michael keeps pulling away in search of belonging. As he finds connection with a local rock band and its charismatic leader, his younger brother Sam comes face-to-face with a startling reality: When night falls, Michael’s new friends are even more dangerous than they first appeared.
Based on the 1987 classic Warner Bros. Pictures film THE LOST BOYS
Palace Theatre (160 W. 47th St.)
Beginning Performances 3/27
Opening Night 4/26
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.lostboysmusical.com
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10) Otto & Astrid: The Stages Tour
Taylor Swift had Eras. Otto & Astrid go through Stages. Join Berlin’s Prince and Princess of Art Rock and Europop on The Stages Tour, as they thunder through a blisteringly hilarious set of songs from (almost) all of their albums.
A lipstick-smeared sonic collision between The B-52s, The Pixies, Kraftwerk and early Ramones, Otto & Astrid are the dysfunctional sibling duo you didn’t know you needed. Their shows are fast, loud, and strangely heartfelt; their chemistry is impossible to look away from.
Under St. Marks (94 St Marks Pl.)
3/5 - 3/8
11) The Paparazzi
"The Papparazzi tells the story of Christie Barnes, a wide-eyed dreamer from Kansas who arrives in New York City with aspirations of becoming a serious, impact journalist. When the only job she can secure is with the New York Beacon - the city's most notorious tabloid - Christie believes it is a temporary stepping stone. However, she is quickly seduced by the high-stakes world of celebrity obsession and star power. As she abandons her princeiples to embrace the lifestule of the paparazzi, she discovers that life in the flashbulbs comes with profound, unseen consequences.
AMT Theater (354 W. 54th St.)
3/4 - 4/11
12) States: Observation A Butoh Dance Triology
Rooted in quantum physics, STATES: OBSERVATION examines the idea that reality is probabilistic & undefined until observed. The act of observing a particle’s position, or state, changes the particle IT-Self, altering IT’s momentum & creating uncertainty.
The trilogy contemplates the uncertain fluidity & trajectory of the Self through the fragmentation of identity & memory drawing from personal & collective queer narratives & symbolism as related but not limited to aloneism, outsiderism, compartmentalization, survivalism, and chameleonism, evoking a multiplicity of I-positions, or states: with dancer observing IT-Self like an audience member in 3rd person, as both subject & object; as a particle, the smallest fundamental state in the humyn body, which pops in & out of existence.
A key concept is MA, the Japanese aesthetic of negative space, representing the voids between identity states. MA serves as a bridge in between past & future fragments of the Self, aligning with Zen Buddhist notions of emptiness—not as absence, but as a field of infinite possibility. When the dancer appears to do nothing, IT holds transitional space for IT-Self in between one I-position and the arrival of the next, observing the gap between the conscious & unconscious Self, being led into the next positional state or memory.
I am not a Some Thing because of experience observed. I am because I am IT.
The essence of the 3 works, Origin, Mutation, & Entropy at Absolute Zero, have been sought in the spaces between ideas rather than seeking form through fixed trialed choreography, manifesting IT-Self with improvisation guided by research, narratives, and somatics. They were originally danced guided by vector analyzed site specific staged positions between 2023 and 2025 in NYC Queer Butoh Festival with Vangeline Theatre, Excavate: An NYC Butoh new works in progress festival curated by Scoop, Amsterdam Butoh Festival, & Performatica in Venice, Italy, simultaneous to the 2024 Biennale curated by Hector Canonge. November 2024 a documentary short of Entropy at Absolute Zero by International Butoh Videographer Shimmyo Shuta, was screened at Mana Contemporary hosted by the Jonas Mekas Archives curated by Chihiro Ito. The performance piece was additionally screened at the International Behavioral Art Festival, in Dehradun, India, May 2025.
3AM Theatre (9-20 35th Ave., Unit 3N, Astoria, Queens)
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit https://ticketstripe.com/events/538108482802774
13) Stewart Huff's Is Anything Okay?
“Radical liberal” comic Stewart Huff is back with Is Anything OK? The liberal viewpoint means his shows “don’t go well” in his home state of Kentucky, but they go down as a treat at Fringe. This laugh-heavy outing from Huff is less concerned with politics and more with people — namely, how stupid we are. We make stuff up, which is fine and artistic, he opines. But then we start to believe it, which is where things go wrong. He tackles religion as theater as he spins yarns about the eccentric characters he has met on his travels.
SoHo Playhouse (15 Vandam St.)
3/4 - 3/15
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.instagram.com/stewhuff
14) Tempest Tossed
TEMPEST TOSSED is a chamber adaptation of Shakespeare’s The Tempest, where the play's action is beautifully focused with original music by music director Flavio Gaete, as well as a magical Butoh-inspired movement led by Yoshiko Usemi. The performance creates an immersive island, where Caliban’s mother, the powerful witch Sycorax, finally has a voice, offering a fresh perspective on this story of justice, restoration, freedom, and forgiveness.
Casa Duse (16 Prospect Park W., Brooklyn)
3/5 - 3/26
Opening Night 3/5
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.eventbrite.com/e/tempest-tossed-tickets-1982852835207.
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15) Trash
Tim and Jake are Deaf roommates sharing an apartment in the city—but not much else. They’re polar opposites, each with very different views on what it means to be Deaf in a hearing world. When it comes to taking out the trash, they spiral into a comic and insightful examination of their personal garbage and their perceptions of each other’s lives.
Performed almost exclusively in ASL (American Sign Language), Trash employs surprising theatrical devices that allow all audiences to understand the play (and each other) in profoundly new ways.
PAC NYC, Perleman Performing Arts Center (6 World Trade Ct., 251 Fulton St.)
3/7 - 3/28
Opening Night 3/13
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit pacnyc.org
16) Ulster American
Ulster American by David Ireland is a savagely funny play that dissects the intersection of identity politics, ego, privilege, and the Northern Irish "Troubles" with satirical precision.
Francis J. Greenburger Mainstage at Irish Repetory Theatre (132 W. 22nd St.)
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit IrishRep.org
B) Cast Changes
In New York
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17) The Great Gatsby
Jeremy Jordan plays his last performance in the role of Jay Gatsby 3/7
Ryan McCartan taks over the role of Jay Gatsby 3/8 - 3/29
Reeve Carney joins the cast in the role of Jay Gatsby 3/30
Broadway Theatre (1681 Bwy.)
18) Hadestown
On March 3:
Joshua Colley joins the cast as Orpheus.
Gary Dourdan joins the cast as Hades.
J. Harrison Ghee joins the cast as Hades.
Gaby Moreno joins the cast as Persephone.
Jordan Tyson joins the cast as Eurydice.
Following two intertwining love stories — that of young dreamers Orpheus and Eurydice, and that of King Hades and his wife Persephone — Hadestown invites audiences on a hell-raising journey to the underworld and back. Mitchell’s beguiling melodies and Chavkin’s poetic imagination pit industry against nature, doubt against faith, and fear against love. Performed by a vibrant ensemble of actors, dancers, and singers, Hadestown delivers a deeply resonant and defiantly hopeful theatrical experience.
Walter Kerr Theatre (219 W. 49th St.)
For more information or to purchase tickets, visti www.walterkerrbroadway.com/events/hadestown/calendar
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19) Little Shop of Horrors
Nikki M. James joins the cast as Audrey 3/6.
Jordan Fisher joins the cast as Seymour 3/6
Andy Karl joins the cast as 3/10.
Westside Theatre (407 W. 43rd St.)
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.LittleShopNYC.com
20) Wicked
On March 3:
Ellen Harvey joins the cast as Madame Morrible
Blake Hammond assumes the role of The Wizard
Carl Man makes his Broadway debut in the role of Fyerio.
Oluchi Nwaokorie makes her debut as the new Elphaba standy.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.WickedTheMusical.com.
C) Exhibition
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21) Showstoppers: The Art of Stage and Screen
Helicline Fine Art presents Showstoppers: The Art of Stage and Screen, a dynamic new exhibition celebrating nearly a century of performance as seen through the eyes of some of the most influential artists and designers of the 20th century. On view from March 6 through May 10, 2026, the exhibition brings together more than three dozen works that capture the spectacle, emotion, and cultural impact of live theatre, film, dance, opera, and popular entertainment.
Spanning the 1920s through the 1990s, Showstoppers features paintings, costume and set design drawings, illustrations, sculpture, modernist compositions inspired by performance, that illuminate how visual artists helped shape iconic moments on Broadway, in Hollywood, and beyond. Works will be available online via HeliclineFineArt.com, Artsy.net and 1stDibs.com, with in-person viewings at the gallery’s Midtown Manhattan location and Zoom presentations available by appointment.
The exhibition draws from a wide range of performance traditions - Broadway and musical theatre, classic cinema, opera, ballet and modern dance, nightclub culture, and circus - underscoring the enduring dialogue between fine art and entertainment.
Artists featured in Showstoppers include beloved American and European modernists alongside some of the most influential designers ever to work on stage and screen. Highlights include works by Boris Aronson, Cecil Beaton, Leon Bibel, William Gropper, Edith Head, Al Hirschfeld, Mervyn Jules, Hilary Knight, Gaston Lachaise, Bob Mackie, Jo Mielziner, Anton Refregier, Irene Sharaff, Yves Saint Laurent, Tony Walton, Miles White, Richard Whorf, and others—many of them Tony® and Oscar® Award–winning visionaries whose designs helped define entire eras of performance.
D) Festivals
22) Latinix Theater Festival
The Alliance of Teatros Latinos NY is excited to announce the return of Teatro Fest NYC 2026, a citywide performing arts Festival showcasing the breadth and vitality of Latinx theater in New York City. On now and running through April 30, the Festival unites ten leading Latinx theaters in a shared celebration of storytelling, culture, and artistic innovation, with performances presented at venues throughout the city.
Teatro Fest NYC 2026 features a variety of experimental shows, classic works, music, dance, and multidisciplinary performances. Together, the productions reflect a wide spectrum of lived experiences within the Latinx diaspora and feature the talents and contributions of countless Latinx artists. Offered in English, Spanish, and bilingual formats, the Festival will engage theatergoers with diverse stories that resonate across generations and communities.
For the full Festival lineup and show schedules and to purchase tickets, visit: latinotheatersny.com or teatroslatinosny.com or follow @teatroslatinos on social media. Ticket costs vary by production, with free and low-cost performances available.
23) Prospect Musicals Ignite Concert Festival
Prospect Musicals’ IGNITE Concert Festival is a three-week celebration creating a platform for sharing new music, new ideas and new creative voices. Work-in-process musicals and related even will launch with a musicalized book reading of Alexandra Silber’s After Anatevka, and conclude with a concert of the genre-bending new pop musical Proud Marys, presented in partnership with National Asian Artists Project.
Baruch Performing Arts Center (55 Lexington Ave.)
3/5 - 3/30
24) Raise the Page, Uplift the Word:
A BIPOC Festival of Short Plays (SFX)
Abingdon Theatre Company (Chad Austin, Producing Artistic Director) is thrilled to announce the talkback participants directly following the festival performances of Raise the Page, Uplift the Word: A BIPOC Festival of Short Plays.
Each talkback will take place directly following the festival performance, and will be available to all ticket holders. The schedule will be as follows:
Talkback following the March 9th, 7PM Performance: Professional Producers Panel featuring discussions between Jamila Ponton Bragg, the Founder of JamRock Productions, Lawryn LaCroix, Producer Lia Vollack Productions, and Jonathan McCrory, the Executive Artistic Director of the National Black Theatre, with moderation by Tony Award Winning Producer Rashad V. Chambers.
Talkback following the March 10th, 7PM Performance: Uplifting Emerging BIPOC Playwrights in conversation with Pulitzer Prize Winner James Ijames and Tony Award Winning Producer Rashad V. Chambers, with festival playwrights.
Spotlighting stories written by BIPOC playwrights, Raise the Page, Uplift the Word’s mission is to continue creating opportunities for all voices to be heard. With that in mind, Abingdon Theatre Company is delighted to continue offering tickets free to the public, in efforts to make theatre more accessible.
AMT Theater (354 W. 45th St.)
3/9 & 3/10
For more information, visit www.abingdontheatre.org/fsp-2026.
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25) Special Effects Festival (SFX)
Founded by the visionary duo, Caden Manson and Jemma Nelson of Big Art Group, the Special Effects Festival (SFX) has championed groundbreaking, genre-defying work since 2014. After a hiatus due to the pandemic, the festival returned to rekindle the spirit of the avant-garde and create a shared space to gather for contemporary performance. Held every year in NYC, SFX celebrates the eclecticism of contemporary performance.
Thursday, March 5th at 7:30pm
The Object Has a Pulse - A Night of Puppetry Curated by Amanda Card
featuring Shayna Strype & Sarah Willis, Emily Batsford and Justin Otaki Perkins
Friday, March 6th at 7:30pm
Floorshow - Curated by Frank Barret
featuring Frank Barret and special guests
Saturday, March 7th at 7:30pm
Gray Spaces - Curated by Lisa Clair
featuring Amando Houser and Kenneth Keng
the wild project (195 E. 3rd St.)
3/5 - 3/7
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26) Uptown Rhythm Dance Festival
The 92nd Street Y, New York, Works & Process at Guggenheim New York, and Ladies in the Shoe announce the second annual Uptown Rhythm Dance Festival, a week of performances, discussions and classes celebrating the power, artistry, and cultural impact of women in rhythmic dance. With programs at 92NY co-curated by Michelle Dorrance and Alison Manning and co-presented with Works & Process and Dormeshia’s Ladies in the Shoe Tap Conference, this year’s festival brings together a dynamic lineup of female and female-identifying artists across tap, hip-hop, flamenco, street dance, Irish step, tango, and more. Tickets for 92NY performances and additional information on Ladies in the Shoe, which includes live performances, workshops, and discussions with some of today’s most influential female tap dancers is here.
92NY (1395 Lexington Ave. & 92nd St.)
Works & Progress at Guggenheim New York (1071 Fifth Ave. at 89th St.)
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.92ny.org/event/uptown-rhythm-dance-festival
E) What Else is Happening
In New York
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27) Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre Announces
Becoming a Savvy Patient with Dr. Gillian Goddard
An International Women’s Day Event
Monday, March 9, 2026 at 6PM
Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre announces Becoming a Savvy Patient with Dr. Gillian Goddard, scheduled for Monday, March 9, 2026 at 6PM at Amanda Selwyn Dance Studio, 412 Broadway, 2nd Floor, New York, NY, 10013. Tickets are free with a $30 donation option and can be reserved here.
Join Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre for a special International Women’s Day gathering featuring Gillian Goddard, MD, internist and founder of The Savvy Patient, for an evening centered on women’s health, informed self-advocacy, and restoration.
The event will begin with a 45-minute fireside chat and discussion with Dr. Goddard, offering practical insights into hormones, midlife health, and how women can better navigate the medical system. This will be followed by 45 minutes of restorative yoga with Amanda Selwyn, creating space to integrate the conversation through rest and mindful movement.
Dr. Goddard will also share her new book, The Hormone Loop, a guide to understanding how hormones shape our health and how to work with them—not against them.
In celebration of the community, Dr. Goddard will donate $1 to Notes in Motion / Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre for every book pre-order made as a result of this event, as well as 10% of every newsletter subscription (annual subscription: $80 or $8/month). Pre-order The Hormone Loop here, and subscribe to The Savvy Patient to directly support NIM/ASD while investing in your own well-being
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28) Jim Vines and Carl Mercurio
announce
Broadway Magic Hour
March 2026 Shows
Select Saturdays and Sundays
Broadway Comedy Club
318 W. 53rd Street, New York, NY 10019
Jim Vines and Carl Mercurio, the stars of The Broadway Magic Hour, a family-friendly hour of fun-filled magical entertainment, announce shows on selected Saturdays and Sundays throughout March at Broadway Comedy Club, 318 W. 53rd Street, New York, NY 10019. Tickets start at $25 for general admission and can be purchased here.
Join Jim Vines and Carl Mercurio this March for their hit show Broadway Magic Hour. Complete with audience participation, comedy, grand illusion, mind-reading, and expert sleight-of-hand magic, there’s something for every member of the family in this one-of-a-kind, all-ages show!
MARCH 2026 DATES
March 7, 2026, 2:00 PM (Tickets)
March 14, 2026, 2:00 PM (Tickets)
March 15, 2026, 2:00 PM (Tickets)
March 21, 2026, 2:00 PM (Tickets)
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29) PANCAKES AND KICKS - UNOFFICIAL SNEAKER CAPITAL OF THE WORLD, FORDHAM ROAD, CELEBRATES NATIONAL PANCAKE DAY ON MARCH 3 AT RECENTLY OPENED FORDHAM PLAZA IHOP WITH SNEAKER SHAPED PANCAKES
Fordham Road’s vibrant business corridor, home to largest concentration of sneaker stores according to recent study, embraces the ‘sole’ of the neighborhood on IHOP’s National Pancake Day with announcement of details for upcoming sneaker design contest
Mini sneaker shaped pancakes available for one day only, exclusively at Fordham Plaza location
The Fordham Road Business Improvement District (BID), which represents the more than 300 small businesses along one of the city’s busiest shopping corridors that’s also attracting new restaurants, is partnering with the recently opened IHOP at Fordham Plaza, to celebrate the eatery’s National Pancake Day.
To pay homage to a corridor famous for shoppers running to their last-minute secret sneaker drop, IHOP will celebrate Bronx-style, adding sneaker-shaped pancakes to the menu on Tuesday, March 3. The chain’s beloved free offer for its signature buttermilk short stack will also be available.
The BID will also share official details on its upcoming partnership with Bronx Fashion Week, a contest that will allow the public the opportunity to design a sneaker that will be unveiled during the week later this year, and included in a public neighborhood art installation.
The Fordham Road BID recently completed a Commercial District Needs Assessment (CDNA), which found that approximately 1 in 4 stores along Fordham Road sell sneakers, the highest per capita of sneaker stores anywhere in the world.
The Fordham Road BID, through Chairman David Rose, is providing free parking for guests on a first come, first serve basis.
Fordam Road IHOP (817 Allerton Avenue, Bronx
3/3
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30) LEWBERGER RETURNS TO NEW YORK CITY FOR ONE-NIGHT-ONLY PERFORMANCE AT ASYLUM NYC
Lewberger, the viral comedy band featuring Keith Habersberger (The Try Guys), Alex Lewis (Slam Frank), and Hughie Stone Fish (Emmy Award-winning songwriter), returns to New York City for the first time since their sold-out 2023 Off-Broadway run, in a one-night-only engagement on March 5, 2026, at 7:30 pm at Asylum NYC.
This handsome three-man comedy band got a standing ovation on America’s Got Talent and were finalists on NBC’s Bring The Funny. Often described as the illegitimate love child of Tenacious D and Flight of the Conchords, Lewberger blends musical comedy, sharp pop culture satire, and crowd-pleasing anthems into a high-energy, 75-minute live show.
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31) Lincoln Center
Upcoming Event:
Come and Sing
Lincoln Center will host a participatory community choir event, Come and Sing, led by the Lazours in collaboration with Lincoln Center Theater (March 8).
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32) Needs More Work Productions Presents
Enpointe Cabaret
Broadway's greatest hits come in all shapes and sizes, but if there's one thing they all have in common- it's a big ol' fashioned dance break!
Join Needs More Work Productions' spicy, bold and colorful ensemble for an evening of song and DANCE as we celebrate musical theater's best and brightest dance-break hits. Get ready for high belting, high kicks and everything in between as theur dancer-singer troupe sweeps you off your feet! From Newsies to Pippin, from Ballroom to Fosse, join them to support NMWP's upcoming season of groundbreaking shows said to “raise the bar for indie theater!”
RAT NYC (68 Jay St, Storefront, Brooklyn)
Sunday March 8, 7:00 PM
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33) TONY® AND OLIVIER AWARD® -WINNING
“OPERATION MINCEMEAT”
IS SEEKING THE
ONE MILLIONTH TICKET HOLDER
THE PERSON WHO PURCHASED
SEAT B128 (FRONT MEZZ) AT
THE GOLDEN THEATRE
FOR THE PERFORMANCE TAKING PLACE ON
MARCH 19, 2026 AT 7PM
CONTACT US IMMEDIATELY TO CLAIM A
VIP PRIZE PACKAGE
TO COMMEMORATE ONE MILLION TICKETS SOLD,
5 LUCKY WINNERS WILL RECEIVE
GOLDEN TICKETS
PROVIDING FREE AND UNLIMITED ACCESS TO
“OPERATION MINCEMEAT”
ANYTIME, ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD
FOR LIFE
Tony® and Olivier® Award-winning musical Operation Mincemeat, announced today that the owner of the ticket located at seat B128 (Front Mezz) at The Golden Theatre for the performance on March 19, 2026 at 7:00 P.M., purchased the one millionth ticket to the show. The buyer is encouraged to come forward and email millionthticket@operationmincemeat.com as soon as possible to claim a VIP prize including airfare, hotel accommodations, and more! To celebrate this momentous occasion, Operation Mincemeat will also be giving out Golden Tickets to five (5) lucky winners. The Golden Tickets will afford recipients free, unlimited access to Operation Mincemeat, anytime, anywhere in the world, for life.
Operation Mincemeat is currently in performances on Broadway, in the West End, and has just launched its world tour, beginning with a UK leg ahead of travelling across the USA beginning October 2026, followed by Canada, Mexico, China, Australia and New Zealand.
GOLDEN TICKET DETAILS:
Two Golden Tickets will be given out in London: one in person and one digitally. Two Golden Tickets will be given out in New York City: one in person and one digitally. The final Golden Ticket will be given to the one millionth ticket holder.
In Person Golden Tickets
New York
To be eligible, interested agents can make an in-person ticket purchase on Thursday, March 12, 2026 at the Golden Theatre box office (252 W 45th St, New York) between 11am - 12pm ET. Tickets can be purchased for any available performance at any price.
No ticket purchase necessary via postal entry. Please send in your name, the email address that you are happy to be contacted at if you win, and social media handle if you are happy being tagged on socials. All postal entries must be received before March 10, 2026 to be eligible. Only one postal entry per person.
Anyone who purchases a ticket between 11am – 12pm ET on March 12 is invited to the LIVE, in-person drawing of the winner at the Golden. The theater will open at 12pm ET and the ticket draw will take place at 12:30pm ET inside the Golden Theatre. Attendance to the live draw is via proof of your ticket purchase. Those who entered via post are also welcome to attend the live draw. Please arrive at the Golden Theatre beginning at 12pm ET. You do not need to be present at the draw to win.
Open to U.S. residents aged 18 and older. T&Cs apply. Details of the NYC in-person draw subject to change without notice.
London
To be eligible, interested agents can make an in-person ticket purchase on Thursday, March 12, 2026 at the Fortune Theatre (Russell St, WC2B 5HH) box office between 4pm – 5pm GMT. Tickets can be purchased for any available performance at any price.
Those who purchase tickets within that hour are encouraged to stay or return at 5pm GMT. At 5:30pm GMT, winners will be selected by a verifiable random process.
No ticket purchase necessary via postal entry. Please send in your name, the email address that you are happy to be contacted at if you win, and social media handle if you are happy being tagged on socials. All postal entries must be received before March 10, 2026 to be eligible. Only one postal entry per person.
Entrants must be 18+ and located in the U.K. T&Cs apply.
Digital Golden Tickets
New York
For those unable to attend in-person, to be eligible for the Digital selection, U.S.-based agents must be signed up to the Broadway Ticket Draw before 10am ET on March 10, 2026 with no purchase necessary. Duplicate entries will automatically be disqualified. Agents already on the list do not need to sign up again. The winners will be announced on our website (https://operationbroadway.com/golden-tickets/) and social media channels, along with details of how to claim the prize at 12:30pm ET on March 12, 2026.
To enter the Broadway Ticket Draw, click here: https://operationbroadway.com/golden-tickets/#us
Open to U.S. residents aged 18 and older. T&Cs apply.
London
For those unable to attend in-person, to be eligible for the Digital selection, U.K. agents must be signed up to the West End Ticket Ballot by 10am GMT on March 9, 2026. Duplicate entries will automatically be disqualified. Agents already on the list do not need to sign up again. Ballot entrants will receive a link by email to purchase a ticket, which counts as one entry into the draw for the Golden Ticket. Those who purchase a ticket between 10am GMT on March 9, 2026 and 10am GMT on March 10, 2026 will be in with a chance of winning a Golden Ticket. The winners will be announced on our website (https://operationbroadway.com/golden-tickets/) and social media channels, along with details of how to claim the prize at 5:30pm GMT on March 12, 2026.
To enter the West End Ticket Ballot, click here: https://operationmincemeat.com/golden-tickets/#uk
Entrants must be 18+ and located in the U.K. T&Cs apply.
The new Broadway regiment features Brandon Contreras as ‘Charles Cholmondeley & Others,’ Jessi Kirtley as ‘Jean Leslie & Others,’ Tony Award Nominee Julia Knitel (Dead Outlaw, Beautiful, Bye Bye Birdie) as ‘Ewen Montagu & Others,’ Jeff Kready (Masquerade, The Great Gatsby, Company) as ‘Hester Leggatt & Others,’ and Amanda Jill Robinson as ‘Johnny Bevan & Others.’ The understudies include Robert Ariza, Allison Guinn, Sam Hartley, Gerianne Pérez and Lexi Rabadi.
“It’s not just the best musical I’ve ever seen; it’s the most rewarding theatrical experience I’ve ever had,” said Taffy Brodesser-Akner (The New York Times).
Tickets are available at Telecharge.com or by phone at 212-239-6200. For more information, please visit operationbroadway.com.
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34) South Street Seaport Museum
Announces
Holi at the Seaport Museum
March 7 | 11AM–5PM | Free General Admission
Immerse yourself in the vibrant spirit of Holi during an action-packed day at the South Street Seaport Museum, featuring free General Admission from 11AM–5PM and festive activities across the Museum campus and Seaport Square. Enjoy energetic dance and drum performances, explore the flavors of Holi from 12–3PM on Seaport Square, browse an outdoor Indian market at Pier 16 featuring nearly a dozen Indian-owned businesses, and—of course—take part in the iconic throwing of colorful pigments, the heart of Holi. Book free General Admission here.
The celebration kicks off at 12PM on Seaport Square with captivating dance performances, followed by a fun, interactive dance workshop that will get everyone moving to popular Holi songs with Dholi Amrit who will provide traditional beats. The energy continues with DJ Magic Mike spinning everyone’s favorite Holi tracks!
From 12–2PM, Seaport Square will host a Holi Powder Play countdown every half hour. Grab your gulaal and cameras as the sky beneath the picturesque masts of the 1885 tall ship Wavertree and 1908 lightship Ambrose bursts into rainbow color! For safety and preservation, only colors purchased from Kulture Khazana are permitted—please do not bring outside powders. You can purchase colors at the event or pre-order online until 11PM on March 6. Pre-order colors for Powder Play here.
The fun continues aboard Wavertree with family-friendly festivities, including a puppet show, all-ages activities, and more. This portion of the celebration is free, but separate registration is required to come aboard due to limited capacity. Get all the details and claim your space below.
These activities, presented in collaboration with The Culture Tree and the Seaport, promise a day filled with cultural richness, interactive experiences, and the shared spirit of Holi.
Access to the celebration is included in your free General Admission ticket to the Seaport Museum. Tickets are free but preregistration is encouraged. Walkups will be accommodated as possible. Make sure to enjoy the Museum’s exhibition galleries before joining in the throwing of colors. To ensure the care of the Seaport Museum collection, and historic buildings, individuals covered in colorful pigment will not be able to come inside the Museum.
Kids Holi Celebration Aboard Wavertree
2PM | Wavertree | Free
Families are invited to keep the Holi fun going aboard the 1885 tall ship Wavertree! Enjoy the fan-favorite Holi Puppet Show presented by WonderSpark Puppets and The Culture Tree, and a vibrant book reading of Kahaani Rangeeli (Colorful Story) by award-winning author Anu Sehgal. The Seaport Museum will also offer a hands-on, Holi-inspired activity perfect for guests of all ages, and don’t forget to capture the moment with photo ops aboard this last-of-her-kind historic ship—a perfect way to remember the day! Book here.
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35) South Street Seaport Museum
Announces
March Monthly Family Activity:
Her-story in Motion
March 6 – 29, 2026
11am–4:30pm | 14 Fulton Street | Included in General Admission
Your General Admission ticket to the South Street Seaport Museum includes fun monthly activities for the whole family. Timely hands-on activities and engagement stations for visitors of all ages provide creative opportunities that illuminate history and life at sea while enhancing your visit to the Seaport Museum galleries, the tall ship Wavertree, and the lightship Ambrose.
Come to the Seaport Museum to celebrate Her-story in Motion on March 6, 8, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 27, 28, and 29. Book your free March family activity tickets here.
March is Women’s History Month and the Seaport Museum is celebrating with visitors of all ages by sharing the her-story of notable women from around the South Street Seaport Historic District and Lower Manhattan. And, you are invited to create your own movable craft inspired by these women. Materials will be available for you to read about the lives of several women and then bring them to life by coloring and assembling your own paper doll.
A few of the women featured in this activity are Emily Roebling, who assumed chief engineering duties for the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge; Kate Walker, the devoted keeper of Robbins Reef Lighthouse for over 30 years; and Maritcha Rémond Lyons, an educator and civil rights activist who testified for her right to education and became the first Black student to graduate from Providence High School, among others!
This family activity will be offered most Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from March 6 through March 29. The activity will not be offered during the annual Holi celebration on Saturday, March 7. Contact the Museum to check on an exact date.
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36) ZOOPRAXIC AND A/PARK PRODUCTIONS PRESENT ZOOPRAXIC’S INAUGURAL SEASON LAUNCH WITH AN OPEN STUDIO EVENT
A new arts space opens its doors in Long Island City March 6 & 7 with an open studio weekend and evening drinks celebration
Artist and theatre maker Helen Banner is launching a new arts space called Zoopraxic in LIC with a series of 2026 shows. Zoopraxic is a base for micro theatre, expanded cinema, experimental film, live visuals, animation, 3D studio art and installation works. Comprising a 600 square foot studio with a vintage folding stage and an intimate 150 square foot viewing room for moving image, virtual reality and installation pieces, Zoopraxic is located within a two-story former electrical station at 11-51 44th Road, LIC, 11101.
A/Park Productions will be presenting the launch of Zoopraxic with an open studio weekend on March 7 & 8, 10am - 4 pm showcasing fiber art and moving image work by Helen Banner, including Byzantine inspired pieces for the immersive sound bath show Eyes Gliding Over Me coming to the studio later in March. No RSVP is necessary for the open studio, just stop by!
On March 7 at 6pm-9pm Zoopraxic and A/Park Productions will be hosting drinks at Zoopraxic (11-51 44th Road, LIC, 11101) to celebrate the launch of Zoopraxic’s inaugural 2026 Season, which will include the shows Eyes Gliding Over Me, In the Devil’s Hands and The Little Antoinettes. $25 Suggested Donation and must RSVP.
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37) BUCKS COUNTY PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS
THE RETURN OF
THE VIENNA BOYS CHOIR
The concert will be held at Our Lady of Guadalupe R.C. Church
in Doylestown, PA, for one performance only.
Bucks County Playhouse will present the return of the Vienna Boys Choir, one of the world’s most renowned youth ensembles, as part of its Community Arts Series. The concert will take place Sunday, March 8, at 4 p.m. at Our Lady of Guadalupe R.C. Church, 5194 Cold Spring Creamery Road, Doylestown, Pa.
Tickets start at $60 and are on sale now at BucksCountyPlayhouse.org or by calling the box office at 215-862-2121.
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38) The Royal Ballet Brings Acclaimed Production
of Romeo and Juliet to U.S. Theatres
March 8 and 9 from Fathom Entertainment
Fathom Entertainment and The Royal Ballet are proud to continue bringing world-class ballet productions to theatres nationwide with Kenneth MacMillan’s Romeo and Juliet on March 8 and 9, 2026.
Shakespeare’s great love story is brilliantly retold through this modern ballet classic, celebrating its 60th anniversary this season. The fervent longing of the star-crossed lovers is perfectly captured in this celebrated production. The flourishing of young love is just as present in Romeo and Juliet's meeting on the balcony as in their final moments when they desperately cling to life in the tomb.
Prokofiev’s evocative music sets the scene for stolen romantic moments and deadly feuds and sweeps the ballet towards its inevitable and tragic conclusion. Perhaps most recognizable is the “Dance of the Knights,” the music that accompanies the Capulets as they enter the ball in which the two lovers first meet.
In theatres nationwide Sunday, March 8, and Monday, March 9. Check your local theatre for specific showtimes.
Tickets are available at Fathom Entertainment and participating theatre box offices (theatre locations are subject to change).
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39) ENHYPEN WORLD TOUR ‘WALK THE LINE’ IN JAPAN – SUMMER EDITION
Tickets Available Now & View the Official Trailer Here
Trafalgar Releasing & CJ 4DPLEX PResent Exclusive Concert Film in Cinemas Worldwide on March 5 & 7 in 2D, SCREENX, 4DX & ULTRA 4DXENHYPEN WORLD TOUR ‘WALK THE LINE’ IN JAPAN – SUMMER EDITION
Tickets Available Now & View the Official Trailer Here
ENHYPEN [WALK THE LINE SUMMER EDITION] IN CINEMAS will head to big screens for a limited engagement on Wednesday, March 5 and Saturday, March 7, 2026. For showtimes visit enhypenincinemas.com.
ENHYPEN [WALK THE LINE SUMMER EDITION] IN CINEMAS offers audiences an immersive look at the global K-pop powerhouses during their historic world tour stop in Japan, featuring electrifying live performances, intense rehearsals, and candid behind-the-scenes moments. More than a concert, it is a celebration of connection, a line that continues to extend forward, carrying ENHYPEN and ENGENEs (their fandom) toward the future, together.
Alongside 2D, the film will be available in CJ 4DPLEX's special formats SCREENX, 4DX, and ULTRA 4DX.
This cinematic event is coming to cinemas worldwide. For local screening information, visit the event website.
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