A) Beginning Performances
In New York
1) The Blue Violinist Over West End Avenue
Theatre Row 10/28 - 12/5
2) Boomer
Theatre Row 10/29
3) The Charioteer
cell theatre 10/28 -11/22
4) Earth, Wind & Car Fire
Theatre Row 10/29 & 10/30
5) Feltman: World's First Hotdog
Chain Theatre 10/28 -11/1 &
6) Here There are Blueberries
Barrymore Theatre 11/2 - 1/10
7) In the Heights
New York City Center 10/28 - 11/15
8) Ledgerdemain
The Tank 10/29 - 11/22
9) Much Ado About Nothing
Winter Garden Theatre 10/31 - 1/10
In Pennsylvania
10) Gruesome Playground Injuries
Theatre Exile 10/29 - 11/15
B) Book
11 ) Still, Bill: Gay Adventures From Cowboyland to Bwy by Bill Russell
C) Cast Changes
In New York
12) Little Shop of Horrors
Westside Theatre
D) Concert
In New Jersey
13) WE ARE
DMK Black Box Theatre 11/2
E) Dance
In New York
14) Christopher Williams Spectre de la Rose & La Rhétorique des Dieux
92NY Harkness Dance Center 10/29 & 10/30
15) Friction
Ailey Citigroup Theater 10/29 -10/31
F) Festival
In New York
16) New Works Fall Festival
Irish Repertory Theatre 11/2 -11/23
G) Recordings
17) The Lost Boys
H) Run Extension
18) Delirium
The Space at Irondale - now closing 11/14
19) Just in Time
Circle in the Square Theatre
20) Paranormal Activity
August Wilson Theatre
I) What Else is Happening
In New Jersey
21) bergenPAC Upcoming Event - Halloween Reunion of the Stars of The Blair Witch Project
10/30
22) NJPAC Upcoming Events
In New York
23) American Museum of Natural History Halloween Celebration
10/31
24) Brooklyn Children's Museum Celebrates Halloween
10/31
25) Flushing Town Hall Upcoming Events
26) Here There Are Blueberries $10 Student Tickets
27) Miller Theatre's Composers Series Opens With Suzanne Farrin
10/29
28) Museum of Broadway Hosting The Lost Boys Composers The Rescues for
Cast Recording Signing 10/30
29) Operation Mincemeat Halloween Costume Contest
Golden Theatre 10/31
30) Paranormal Activity on Broadway to Host Halloween Screening of Original Film
10/31
31) South Street Seaport Museum presents Halloween at the Seaport
10/31
32) Teatown at Twilight
10/30
33) Times Square Holiday Events
34) Town Hall presents The Rocky Horror Picture Show
10/30
35) Works & Process presents Eugene O'Neil Theatre Center: Robert O'Hara
11/2
A) Beginning Performances
In New York
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1) The Blue Violinist Over West End Avenue
The Stein family gathers on Manhattan’s Upper West Side to celebrate an engagement. But when their youngest son arrives with an unexpected guest, the joyful occasion begins to unravel—revealing old wounds, buried secrets, and divisions that may be impossible to overcome. As a mysterious blue violinist watches over them, three generations must confront what it means to remain a family when the people they love no longer see the world in the same way. Inspired by the spirit of Sholem Aleichem’s Tevye, The Blue Violinist Over West End Avenue is a funny, provocative, and deeply moving new play about family, faith, identity, and the enduring—and sometimes fragile—power of love.
Theatre Row, Theatre Five (410 W. 42nd St.)
10/28 - 12/5
Opening Night 11/1
2) Boomer
One man. Decades of noise. BOOMER is a raw, comedic, and deeply personal play exploring a lifetime of rapid cultural transformation from one man’s Detroit auto-plant roots through the psychedelic '60s; into the sun-drenched, dream-chasing streets of Los Angeles; the high-octane greed of Wall Street; and the ash of 9/11. Equal parts stand-up, social critique, and eulogy, the show puts a generation’s idealism through a woodchipper of grievance and irony. Through a rapid-fire gallery of vivid characters, BOOMER holds a mirror up to the generation that set out to save the world and ended up owning it. Strap in for a full-throttle reckoning with the world inherited, the world built, and the digital wilderness ahead. BOOMER challenges audiences of every generation to confront their own choices, compromises, and the fragile fiction of modern civilization, asking the uncomfortable questions: When the incentives change, do you abandon your beliefs? Was solidarity just a song on the radio, or did we trade the freedom of Venice Beach for title insurance and three espresso machines?
Theatre Row (410 W. 42nd St.)
Thursday, October 29, 7:00 PM
Part of the United Solo Festival
3) The Charioteer
Growing up, Charly’s older brother was her protector and role model, but they’ve barely spoken since he went away to college. When she tags along to a bewildering night out with his new friends, she discovers that Owen is deep into a political transformation that she doesn’t understand. Ten years later, he needs her help. But first, she needs answers. The Charioteer follows a brother and sister on the brink of catastrophe, learning how to fight with—and for—the people they love.
the cell (338 W. 23rd St.)
10/28 - 11/22
4) Earth, Wind & Car Fire
A Black queer woman falls in love with a white cop and is forced to reconcile love, identity, race, family, and faith when the world demands she choose sides. Told with humor and soul, this intimate storytelling experience is part reflection, part TMI, all fire.
Theatre Row (410 W. 42nd St.)
10/29 & 10/30
Part of the United Solo Festival
5) Feltman World's First Hotdog
Before sliced bread, there was the hot dog! Actor, playwright, historian and former Feltman's hot dog brand owner Michael Quinn brings this incredible true story to life, performing every role in a dynamic one-person show. Travel back to 19th century Coney Island as German immigrant Charles Feltman rises from struggle to revolutionize street food. Quinn, who himself successfully revived the legendary brand before facing his own challenges, weaves a powerful parallel between past and present. Blending humor, heart and history, this must-see performance tells the story of resilience, reinvention and the food that changed the world!
Chain Theatre (312 W. 36th St.)
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit
6) Here There are Blueberries
In 2007, an album of Nazi-era photographs arrived at the desk of a U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum archivist. The photographs weren’t like any that had been seen before. As curators unraveled the truth behind the images, the album soon made headlines and ignited a debate that reverberated far beyond the museum walls. Based on real events, Here There Are Blueberries tells the story of these historical photographs – what they reveal about the perpetrators of the Holocaust, and our own humanity.
Barrymore Theatre (243 W. 47th St.)
11/2 - 1/10
Opening Night 11/9
7) In the Heights
New York City Center (131 W. 55th St.)
10/28 - 11/15
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit
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8) Ledgerdemain
As Halloween approaches and a strangler is on the loose, Devin, a jaded waitress at Butterloafs, a chain restaurant in New England, gets to know her most devoted customer. In this comedy, bananas appear from sleeves, grief is shared, and a story’s resurrection changes lives in the blink of an eye.
The Tank (312 W. 36th St.)
10/29 - 11/22
9) Much Ado About Nothing
Winter Garden Theatre (1634 Bwy)
10/31 - 1/10
Opening Night 11/19
In Pennsylvania
9) Gruesome Playground Injuries
A darkly funny and heartfelt two-hander, Gruesome Playground Injuries follows Kayleen and Doug from ages eight to 38 as they repeatedly find their way back to one another through injuries, heartbreak, bad choices, and a connection neither can quite escape. Told through scenes that jump backward and forward in time, the play explores friendship, love, and the physical and emotional scars people carry throughout their lives.
Theatre Exile (1340 S. 13th St., Philadelphia)
10/29 - 11/15
B) Book
10 ) Still, Bill: Gay Adventures From Cowboyland to Bwy by Bill Russell
How does an effeminate boy–raised in Cowboyland with cattle and guns, hunting and trucks, sports and church, jocks and jerks, cruelty and small-mindedness–get from the Black Hills of South Dakota to the thrills and heartbreak of the white-hot lights of Broadway and the West End? The answer can be found in this memoir by the author of Side Show, elegies for angels, punks and raging queens, and Pageant, among other musicals. This frequently amusing, sometimes wild, often moving ride proceeds from creating grade school productions of fairy tales to writing the books and lyrics for internationally produced musicals and collaborating with the super-smart, uber-talented, and sometimes famous. Along the way, the author provides a ringside seat for viewing the huge cultural changes from the 1950s to the 2020s: hippies and flower power, women’s and gay liberation, civil rights and wrongs, AIDS and covid, and the softening of hardened attitudes offset by alarming pushbacks against justice and democracy.
This book will be released on 10/27.
Now available for pre-order.
Upcoming Signings & Events
C) Cast Changes
In New York
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11) Little Shop of Horrors
TR Knight joins the cast in the role of Seymour 10/27.
Hannah Cruz joins the cast in the role of Audrey 10/27.
Westside Theatre (407 W. 43rd St.)
D) Concert
In New Jersey
12) WE ARE
WE ARE is told through poetry, humor, and music styles ranging from hip hop, rap, R&B and gospel. This event will bring together an exceptional company of Broadway, film, and television artists and will be hosted by New Jersey writer, producer and director Timothy Ware-Hill.
Featuring Tony Award winner Lillas White and Tony nominee Christiani Pitts.
DMK Black Box Theater, Union Arts Center (1980 Morris Ave.)
Monday, November 2, 7:30 pm
E) Dance
In New York
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13) Christopher Williams'
Spectre de la Rose & La Rhétorique des Dieux
The 92nd Street Y, New York presents Bessie Award-winner Christopher Williams in a double bill that includes the world premiere of Spectre de la Rose, the sixth work in his ongoing Queering the Canon: Reimagining the Ballets Russes series, and the New York premiere of the series’ La Rhétorique des Dieux.
Part of the Harkness Mainstage Series’ Home season,
Buttenwieser Hall at the Arnhold Ctr. (55 W. 13th St.)
10/29 & 10/30
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14) Friction
Twenty-six years later, Daniel Gwirtzman Dance Company continues the challenge. This October, they invite audiences to FRICTION, the Company’s first full evening-length work in New York City since 2019.
Watch footage from Large Language Model in progress and hear Daniel speak about AI during September 12th’s IN THE STUDIO program at City Center here.
FRICTION enters the arena at a crucial tipping point in our world. This performance explores AI, humanity, and the sparks where tension, technology, and fractured relationships collide and ignite. FRICTION features a section titled Large Language Model, addressing the concerns and implications of AI in our world. The dance contains excerpts from the Company’s repertory, torn up and recontextualized. Urgent and exacting, the dance toggles between precision and freedom, challenging the dancers' processing power, pushing them like bytes against their will, executing dense intricacies at relentless speeds.
Ailey Citigroup Theater (405 W. 55th St.)
10/29 & 10/30
F) Festival
In New York
15) New Works Fall Festival
Irish Repertory Theatre (132 W. 22nd St.)
11/2 - 11/23
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit IrishRep.org
G) Recordings
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16) The Lost Boys
On October 30, the critically acclaimed The Lost Boys original Broadway cast recording will be available on CD and 2LP Black and Red Vinyl, with pre-orders available now HERE. The cast album is currently available on all digital streaming platforms HERE.
The Lost Boy is now playing at The Palace Theater (160 W. 47th St.)
H) Run Extension
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17) Delirium
In Delirium, a couple is locked in an endless argument while the world outside collapses into chaos. As the boundaries between reality and delusion dissolve, Khamatova (“Her”) and Burkovskiy (“Him”) inhabit a space where conflict becomes connection, and contradiction becomes a form of devotion. What begins as absurdist comedy reveals its deeper truth: two people fighting not against each other, but for each other’s continued existence.
The Space at Irondale (85 S. Oxford St., Brooklyn)
Now closing 11/14
18) Just in Time
Ariana Madix extends her run as Connie Francis through 11/28.
JUST IN TIME is the exhilarating new musical about Bobby Darin, the legendary singer whose short but remarkable life took him from teen idol to global sensation, inspiring generations of performers who followed. JUST IN TIME transports audiences into an intimate, swinging nightclub complete with a live band, a stellar ensemble cast, and iconic Bobby Darin hits including “Beyond the Sea,” “Mack the Knife,” “Splish Splash," and “Dream Lover.” Discover the man behind the music who pushed back against the record labels to chart a new course for himself on the charts – a once-in-a-lifetime talent who knew his time was limited and was determined to make a splash before it was too late.
Circle in the Square Theatre (235 W. 50th St.)
19) Paranormal Activity
PARANORMAL ACTIVITY is a new story live on Broadway based on the Paranormal Activity films, first written and directed by Oren Peli and brought to the screen by Blumhouse and Solana Films.
August Wilson Theatre (245 W. 52nd St.)
Now closing 2/28.
I) What Else is Happening
In New Jersey
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20) A HALLOWEEN REUNION: THE STARS OF THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT BRING A SCREENING AND LIVE Q&A TO BERGENPAC MODERATED BY VETERAN ENTERTAINMENT REPORTER
ALEX BIESE
HEATHER DONAHUE, JOSHUA LEONARD AND MICHAEL C. WILLIAMS REUNITE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, AT 7 P.M.
Before you head into the Halloween weekend, venture back into the woods with the film that made audiences afraid of what they couldn’t see. bergenPAC presents a screening of The Blair Witch Project, followed by a live Q&A with original cast members Heather Donahue, Joshua Leonard and Michael C. Williams and moderated by New Jersey’s veteran entertainment reporter, Alex Biese.
This rare reunion brings all three actors to the stage to share behind-the-scenes stories, revisit their unforgettable performances and answer audience questions about the making of the groundbreaking horror film.
BergenPAC (30 North Van Brunt St., Englewood)
Friday, October 30, at 7:00 PM
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21) NJPAC Upcoming Events
HABLANDO HUEVADAS
Hablando Huevadas, the viral video podcast that became a Hispanic comedy phenomenon on YouTube, returns to the U.S. this fall. Ricardo Mendoza and Jorge Luna are hitting the road again following their historic 2024 tour where they became the first Spanish-speaking comedians to sell out Madison Square Garden. Originating in Peru, Hablando Huevadas has reached over 7 million subscribers and 5.1 billion views on YouTube. The 2026 tour, presented by Loud and Live, will feature a revamped version of the format that fans know and love — a blend of hilarious stand-up and improvisation that allows the audience to share the spotlight with the comedians. This show to be performed in Spanish.
Monday, October 26, 8:00 PM
Wednesday, October 28, 8:00 PM
JON BRAMNICK WITH SPECIAL GUEST VINNIE BRAND
Attorney-turned-comedian Jon Bramnick is so funny, it should be a crime. Born and raised in Plainfield, he’s the “Funniest Lawyer in New Jersey” — a legally binding title bestowed by the State Bar Association. When Jon’s not busy working as a trial lawyer at his Scotch Plains personal injury firm, he’s doing stand-up at comedy clubs from New York City to Florida. He also serves as a New Jersey state senator. At this show, you’ll be guilty of laughing all night long. Special guest Vinnie Brand opens the show. This hilarious stand-up comic also runs The Stress Factory Comedy Club in New Brunswick, New Jersey and Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Friday, October 30, at 7:30 PM
NJPAC (One Center St., Newark)
For more information or to purchase tickets for this and other upcoming NJPAC events, visit njpac.org
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22) American Museum of Natural History to Host Halloween Celebration on Saturday, October 31
Guests of all ages are invited to join the Museum for a day of festive games, treat stops, and more this Halloween!
On Saturday, October 31, guests of all ages are invited to join the American Museum of Natural History for a Halloween Celebration of prehistoric proportions. Trick-or-treaters can dive into a deep-sea Halloween adventure under the Blue Whale in the Milstein Family Hall of Ocean Life, with highlights including:
- Themed arts and crafts stations
- Face painting with InHerBeauty
- Balloon animals with Ken Romo
- A live marine biology experience with Island Fish and Scale
- Trick-or-treating and a costume parade around Floor 1 of the Museum!
General Museum admission is required to attend the Halloween Celebration. Tickets to the Museum’s Halloween Celebration can be purchased online at amnh.org/calendar. General Admission tickets to the Museum, which is pay-what-you-wish for New Yorkers, must be purchased separately.
Costumes are welcome and encouraged, but please leave Halloween masks at home.
American Museum of Natural History, Milstein Family Hall of Ocean Life (200 Central Park W.)
Saturday, October 31, 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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23) Brooklyn Children's Museum Celebrates Halloween
Spooky meets cute as Halloween and anime collide in a celebration of candy, costumes, and Japanese culture. Trick-or-treat around the Museum, strut your costume on our runway, meet creepy crawly animals, and enjoy storytimes with professional cosplayers.
Brooklyn Children's Museum (145 Brooklyn Ave., Brooklyn)
October 31, 10:00 - 6:30 PM
For more information or to purchase tickets to the museum, visit www.brooklynkids.org/programs/celebrate-halloween
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24) Flushing Town Hall
Upcoming Events
Monthly Artist Meetup
Our Monthly Artist Meetup is an opportunity for artists from Queens and the greater NYC area to gather, connect, and talk about current and upcoming projects and programs. Join us and build a network of creative support in Queens!
Thursday, October 28, 6:00 PM
Diwali Festival the Indian Wedding
Audiences of all ages, with children attending for free, can celebrate Diwali, the Festival of Light, with an afternoon of interactive workshops exploring Indian foods, visual arts, and movement, and a stunning Indian wedding dance drama featuring Abha B. Roy and Srijan Dance Company.
On stage at 2:15 PM, Abha B. Roy and her Srijan Dance Company will reenact cultural wedding customs such as henna painting the bride, haldi (placing turmeric on the bride and groom), dances from different regions of India, marriage ceremonies, and the farewell to the bride. Audiences will welcome the bridal party with the tassa drumming procession and feel as if they are wedding guests.
Before the show starts, families can get in on the action by learning Indian classical and folk dance steps, trying block printing with Dr. Alka Mukerji, and creating colorful rangoli art with Josh Roychowdhury. Guests can also get beautiful henna designs by Bella Beauty, try Hindi calligraphy by Jasbir Bhatia, and take part in other activities that bring Indian culture and Diwali traditions to life. Queens Curry Kitchen will sell Indian food and drinks throughout the afternoon, and Chef Nupur will demonstrate how to cook traditional vegetarian Indian dishes.
Sunday, November 1, 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM
For more information about these and other upcoming events at Flushing Town Hall or to purchase tickets to any Town Hall event, visit www.flushingtownhall.org.
Flushing Town Hall (137-35 Northern Blvd., Flushing Queens)
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25) PULITZER PRIZE FINALIST
“HERE THERE ARE BLUEBERRIES”
ANNOUNCES LANDMARK STUDENT TICKET INITIATIVE
TO BRING 7,500 STUDENTS AND EDUCATORS
TO THE GROUNDBREAKING NEW PLAY
$10 TICKETS FOR STUDENTS ON SALE NOW
EXCLUSIVELY AT THE BARRYMORE THEATRE BOX OFFICE
(LIMIT TWO TICKETS PER STUDENT)
Tectonic Theater Project announced the production’s landmark student ticket access initiative to bring at least 7,500 students to the Barrymore Theatre (243 West 47th Street) to experience the highly anticipated new play Here There Are Blueberries, written by Moisés Kaufman and Amanda Gronich, and directed by Kaufman.
an initial allotment of 5,500 tickets recently went on sale for just $10 per ticket exclusively at the Barrymore Theatre box office. Students must have a valid ID to purchase these subsidized $10 tickets (limited to two tickets per student). Tickets can be purchased for advance performances during the show’s run, subject to availability.
For groups of 10+ students, please fill out this form with the desired performance dates and number of tickets to reserve tickets at $10 each. For questions, reach out to tickets@tectonictheaterproject.com. Subsidized tickets are limited. Requests will be reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis.
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26) Miller Theatre at Columbia University
School of the Arts
opens its 2026-27 Composer Portraits series with
Concert premiere of Farrin's new opera Macabéa
with Talea Ensemble, Charlotte Mundy, and Christopher Dylan Herbert
Thursday, October 29, 7:30PM
Miller Theatre (2960 Broadway at 116th Street)
Tickets start at $20; Students with a valid ID start at $10
Miller audiences will be among the first to experience the concert premiere of Macabéa, a powerful new 75-minute opera by Suzanne Farrin. Inspired by Clarice Lispector’s final novel, The Hour of the Star, the deeply moving work confronts the forces of poverty and power with striking emotional intensity. Performed by the Talea Ensemble, this special presentation offers an exclusive preview before the opera’s full premiere in Brazil in 2028.
Post-show discussion with Suzanne Farrin and Melissa Smey.
Miller Theatre (2960 Bwy.)
Thursday, October 29, 7:30 PM
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27) MUSEUM OF BROADWAY TO HOST THE RESCUES
COMPOSERS OF THE LOST BOYS
FOR ORIGINAL BROADWAY CAST RECORDING CD AND VINYL SIGNING EVENT WITH PERFORMANCES WITH TWO-TIME TONY AWARD NOMINATED
THE RESCUES (Adrianne “AG” Gonzalez, Gabriel Mann, & Kyler England)
In connection with Atlantic Records’ release of the physical Vinyl and CD editions of THE LOST BOYS (Original Broadway Cast Recording) The Museum of Broadway (145 West 45 Street) will host a vinyl & CD signing event including performances with two-time Tony Award nominees The Rescues (composers/lyricists/co-orchestrators of THE LOST BOYS) on Friday, October 30, at 12pm. RSVP here. The first 50 attendees in line will be admitted to the performance, with priority given to same day THE LOST BOYS or Museum of Broadway ticket holders and members.
The critically acclaimed original Broadway cast recording will be available on CD and 2LP Black and Red Vinyl, with pre-orders available now HERE. The cast album is currently available on all digital streaming platforms HERE. THE LOST BOYS is the most Tony Award®-Winning new musical of the year.
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28) “OPERATION MINCEMEAT”
ANNOUNCES
“OPERATION UNDERCOVER”
HALLOWEEN COSTUME CONTEST
WINNER AND PRIZES ANNOUNCED FROM THE STAGE
DIRECTLY AFTER THE SHOW
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31
Operation Mincemeat announced a Halloween costume contest for all audience members in attendance at the performance on Saturday, October 31, 2026. Upon arrival, the Operation Mincemeat team will take photos of patrons in their costumes as they enter the theater (bonus points may be awarded for Mincemeat-themed outfits) and a winner will be announced by the cast directly following the performance from the stage during curtain call. The winner will receive: Dinner for two at The Alderman, a pair of tickets to The Edge, a one-night stay at The Paramount Hotel, a basket of British candy, and signed show merch.
To mark the occasion, Operation Mincemeat is also holding a special ticket draw. Successful spooks can win the chance to purchase $79 tickets for the performance on Saturday, October 31. Fans can click here to enter the draw.
Tickets for the Halloween performance can be found at Telecharge.com or by phone at 212-239-6200.
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29) PARANORMAL ACTIVITY on Broadway
to Host Free Screening of Original Film
Outside the August Wilson Theater
on Halloween
ATTENDEES HAVE THE CHANCE TO WIN A PAIR OF TICKETS TO THE HIT BROADWAY SHOW
NOW EXTENDED THROUGH FEBRUARY 28, 2027
DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND
The Broadway production of PARANORMAL ACTIVITY will host a free screening of the original Paranormal Activity film outside the August Wilson Theatre (245 West 52nd Street) to celebrate Halloween on October 31, 2026.
Fans are welcome to bring their own chair, blanket, or something comfortable to sit on and come to 52nd street between Broadway and 8th Avenue to experience the film outside of the August Wilson Theatre at 5pm on October 31st. Attendees will have the chance to win a free pair of tickets to a future performance of PARANORMAL ACTIVITY on Broadway.
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30) South Street Seaport Museum
Announces
Halloween at the Seaport Museum
October 31 | 11am–5pm | Free General Admission
From 11am to 5pm, enjoy free General Admission to the Museum and chart a course for a spooky scavenger hunt aboard the 1885 tall ship Wavertree. Follow the clues and collect all of the sailors’ superstitions for a special treat.
From 11am to 4pm, head to Pier 16 for the Healthful Halloween Fair with Mommy Poppins. Families can drop in for Halloween-inspired crafts and free samples of healthy Halloween treats. Then, at 2pm, show off your Halloween finery in the costume parade, where you might even take home a special prize.
The festivities continue from 3pm to 5pm with trick-or-treating throughout the Seaport. Grab your treat bag and explore the neighborhood for even more Halloween goodies.
Don’t miss out on this frightfully fun day! Preregistration is encouraged. Walk-ups will be accommodated as possible.
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31) Teatown at Twilight
For adults 21 and over, visitors can join Teatown for a haunted Halloween outdoor event, featuring nocturnal ambassador animals and a bat walk with Samantha Cronk of Westchester County Parks. A prize will be awarded for the best costume. Keep it spooky, but safe by wearing comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for the weather. Tickets include refreshments, Halloween treats, and beer and wine. Tickets for members are $35 plus tax, while non-members are $40 plus tax.
Teatown Lake Reservation (1600 Spring Valley Rd., Ossining )
Friday, October 30, 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
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32) Times Square Holiday Events
· The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Original Cast Spooktacular Tour at The Town Hall (Friday, October 30, 8pm) – Join original cast members Barry Bostwick (Brad Majors), Nell Campbell (Columbia), and Patricia Quinn (Magenta) for a screening of the original, unedited movie with a live shadow cast and audience participation, plus a memorabilia display with movie artifacts, costume contest, and more. VIP Meet & Greet tickets are also available to meet the stars, grab a photo, and get their autograph. Tickets can be purchased here.
· Halloween Costume Contest at Nebula NYC (Friday, October 30, 11pm) – Halloween takes over New York City’s hottest night club for a late-night celebration in Times Square, featuring a massive costume contest with big cash prizes. DJs Dos, JBroonz, and Alejandro Wang will also keep the electrifying energy going all night. Come dressed to win! Tickets are $27.56 and can be purchased here. This is a 21+ event.
· Family-Friendly Boo Bash or Adults-Only Moonlight Mixer at Dave & Busters (Saturday, October 31, 10am or 7pm) – Dave & Buster’s Times Square is transforming into the ultimate spooky, fun, haunted arcade this Halloween! Choose between a friendly family morning at Boo Bash or an adults-only evening at the Moonlight Mixer (ages 18+). Both events feature costume contests, Monster Mash music, themed activities, and a Halloween-inspired food banquet. Tickets start at $30.48 for the Boo Bash and $38.09 for the Moonlight Mixer. Available for purchase here.
· FREE Halloween Game Show at the Museum of Broadway (Saturday, October 31, 12:30pm) – Test your knowledge at the Museum of Broadway’s Halloween Game Show with Broadway veteran Erich McMillan-McCall! The Museum will also host trick or treat all day with special surprises from partners. Free general admission tickets are available here.
· Haunted Halloween Dinner Party at Lagos TSQ (Saturday, October 31, 7pm) – Enter if you dare…Lagos TSQ is serving up chills and thrills with entertainment, a live DJ, delicious West African cuisine, drinks, and a Halloween night you won’t forget. Come dressed to impress (or scare). Reservations are available here.
· Halloween Parties at the Hard Rock Hotel (Saturday, October 31, 10pm) – Experience a high-energy Halloween party at The Venue On Music Row, or take your night to new heights at RT60 Rooftop Bar & Lounge, situated on the 34th floor of the Hard Rock Hotel. Both events will include a live DJ, a Halloween-themed atmosphere, cocktails, and more. General admission tickets start at $20 for The Venue On Music Row and $25 for RT60.
· Alegria Halloween at Palladium Times Square (Saturday, October 31, 10pm) – For more than two decades, Alegria Halloween has become a highly anticipated NYC tradition, known for its incredible costumes, spectacular production, and a packed dance floor. The night will begin at 10pm at the Palladium in Times Square, with celebrations continuing at Harbor NYC with VIVA Afterhours from 6am-2pm on Sunday, November 1. Two back-to-back events, four incredible DJs, and 16 hours of nonstop music. Tickets, starting at $90, are available here. This is a 21+ event
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33) The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Original Cast Spooktacular Tour with Original Stars
Barry Bostwick, Nell Campbell, and Patricia Quinn
Friday, October 30, 2026 at 8:00PM
Mischief Night!
Town Hall
New York, NY
The Rocky Horror Picture Show, the longest-running theatrical release in film history, is coming back to New York with original cast members Barry Bostwick (the iconic Brad Majors), Nell Campbell (the effervescent Columbia) and Patricia Quinn (the incomparable Magenta) for a Spooktacular at Town Hall on Mischief Night, Friday, October 30 at 8:00PM. Audiences at this Mischief Night performance will have an opportunity to meet stars from the movie; participate in a costume contest; and interact with a live performance. Tickets are available at www.ticketmaster.com
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34) Works & Process Presents
Eugene O’Neill Theater Center: Robert O'Hara
Monday, November 2, 2026 at 7PM
Peter B. Lewis Theater, 1071 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY, 10128
Works & Process presents the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center: Robert O’Hara on Monday, November 2, 2026 at 7PM at the Peter B. Lewis Theater, 1071 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY, 10128. Tickets start at $15 and can be purchased here.
For more than sixty years, the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center in Waterford, CT has served as the launchpad for American theater—discovering, developing, and empowering new work, new voices, and creative risk-taking. For one night only, go behind the scenes with the O’Neill’s 2026 National Playwrights Conference artist-in-residence, Robert O’Hara, and artistic director Melia Bensussen.
Learn about O’Hara’s immersive Tennessee Williams experience, which weaves together the structures and characters of A Streetcar Named Desire, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, and Sweet Bird of Youth into one work. Before its world premiere at The Shed, hear performance excerpts and learn about the creative process in a conversation with the artists. All are invited to continue the conversation at a reception in the rotunda.
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