PLAN C is a darkly funny, time-collapsing caper of resistance, relationships, and rebellion. In 1620 Brussels, imperial postmistress Alexandrine Von Taxis moves more than mail through the empire’s hands during The Thirty Years’ War. In present-day West Virginia, Charley Gibson runs her family’s hardware store, where lockers conceal more than tools. As 17th-century espionage collides with a small-town network, PLAN C exposes how rebellion takes shape. 

PLAN C flips between two eras to bring history and the present into dynamic conversation with movement, original music, and ensemble-driven storytelling. This nine-person ensemble uses Hook & Eye’s signature devising style, to bring to life a story that reflects the urgency of the present moment.

Dale, a Deaf man new to NYC, falls for Wyatt, a hearing non-signer. With his eclectic circle of friends, he sets out to prove love transcends any communication divide.

Experience the most poetic story of one New York City public school teacher’s miraculous and sometimes hilarious journey that will serve humanity as a simple but profound remedy for disconnection.

Three siblings reunite in their grandmother’s Lancaster, New York home. They hunker in her basement as she lies in hospice care upstairs. While in her basement, they discover an old card game called Scruples, unearth buried tensions, and ask looming questions. Robert Drive is an aching story about where we come from—and who we’re living for.

SERIALS is a late-night episodic play competition series. Each weekend of performances, five original, never-before-seen 10 minute works are rehearsed, teched, and fully staged, premiered live in front of our audience.

A nonbinary actor’s final callback for Glinda in Wicked turns the holding room into a purgatory where ambition, identity, and dreams ignite righteous anger.

Face Tape is back for another year of the chaos, camp, and all out hilarity that you know and love!

If Thornton Wilder wrote ‘Gruesome Playground Injuries’, “ÉTUDE” brilliantly explores the question of eternal connection from award winning playwright Ashley Griffin.

A clown (Sevrin Willinder) needs the audience's help to deliver letters across time and space.

Uneven cobblestones. Faded houses with chipped paint, terraces beaming with gossip, and clotheslines. Suspicious glances and big personalities. Wind that smells like clean laundry and jasmine flowers. Tradition clings tightly in Cene. Noise travels for miles. On a hill in the mountainous valley of Northern Italy sits a pink house, in the town of Cene, Bergamo. Spring 2021. Post COVID lockdown.

A shared bill of evolving contemporary dance works by Bailey Anglin, Ben Green, Doron Perk, Dale Ratcliff, and Nikki Theroux.

After Hitler’s rise, journalist Charlotte Beradt collected Berliners’ dreams revealing fear, surveillance, and resistance. Later published as an indictment of the regime, now adapted into a haunting stage production.

Falling is an uncomfortably sexy and hilariously vulnerable stumble through Aaron’s misadventures searching for love, lust, and life after disability.

Much of grief is fantasy. Maria is recently dead. She’s lost in a maze of imaginings built by people she left behind. A haunting, funny play about love after death.

What happens when society becomes the patient? Social Lab—an internationally celebrated South Asian production—dissects reality through razor-sharp absurd dark comedy. Disturbing, hilarious, and unapologetically honest—this is a new taste New York theatre won’t forget.

Road House hits The Tank for three high-energy sketch shows! Join The Armory’s resident crew for one-night-only events packed with weird characters, wild premises, and who knows what else.

Set in 1880s Appalachia, two young lovers from feuding families imagine a future beyond bloodlines in this bold, physically imaginative two-actor reimagining of Romeo and Juliet.

A new puppet musical for young audiences celebrating the power of a gentle heart through bold visual storytelling and a unique mix of glove, rod, shadow, and direct-manipulation puppetry.

A Cat in a Box is a darkly humorous solo play tracing one man’s fractured childhood and hard-won healing, exploring love, loss, survival, and the enduring possibility of hope.

Sex, Camp, Rock 'N Roll - A show that touches people, and then they touch themselves

Mikey is the queer coming of age story about Michelangelo. Tangled in an illicit affair during his rise to Renaissance fame after sculpting The David, Michelangelo finds himself in an existential crisis when he is forced to paint the Sistine Chapel. To finish the project he must risk it all to cement his legacy.

At her son’s birthday in the park, Rose gets a chilling call: her son’s in a sharpshooter’s crosshairs…igniting a taut, high-stakes cat-and-mouse political thriller.

RETURNING after its popular run at NYC Fringe. This meta-theatrical solo performance grapples with youth, tragedy, and validation while attempting to provide insight into the world's most famous love story.