CALENDAR OF EVENTS
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Sick of their pelvic pain, five friends form an amateur witches’ coven to cast a healing spell in their vacation rental... and accidentally summon a demon.
A lonely dodo on a trash island tries to hatch a plastic egg in this puppet show about extinction, memory, and the things we’re willing to throw away.
Two girls trapped in purgatory must confront each other and their own demons to face what they’re truly willing to do to escape.
A witty ensemble comedy exploring how truth changes as it passes from person to person. TAASNY Academy’s After Work Acting Lab brings its graduation production to The Tank.
The sharply-penned solo-dramedy about a boy finding his way, torn between his Mormon religion and his obsession with the male anatomy.
Each performance is a unique, one-night-only event filled the weird characters, crazy premises and other comedy buzz words!
Ready to get sweaty, 8th graders? Ready to run your heart out? Vikings, hormones, and wolf skulls…Go Dogs!
Marfa, Texas. Two women reunite with their childhood best friend, only to find that his politics have gone askew. Very Blue Light is a play about people caught in the conflict between emergent technology, our networks, and the natural world.
A knight and squire arrive to execute a witch. What follows is a fast, profane, absurd debate about honor, faith, and obedience, and how we justify our worst behavior.
It’s a talk show! It’s a variety show! It’s a late night show at a reasonable hour! Anne Gridley hosts an all-star lineup of dance, performance, music, comedy, and theater, with extra-special guest Annie-B Parson!
Fast and Furious is a show about collective experience. Five artists get together to make fun and meaning of all the things we experience together as New Yorkers, internet-scrollers, and happening-noticers, but may not have been given a moment to say, “Wow, that was crazy, right?”
Based on an all crazy, all nasty and all true story. A simple trip with Mom turns out to be anything but simple. Crazy rituals. An ancient God. And a possession. What else can you expect from an Asian parent?
Performer Zina Ellis weaves together history, sociology, personal stories, song, and her signature sense of humor to explore the past, present, and future of Black women in musical theatre.
A character in the play wants to get back at the prime minister over a personal feud that started in the mid-2000's whose self-ascribed life motivation is "G.B.A.T.P.M.O.A.P.F.T.S.I.T.M.T.T."
1980. New Haven, Connecticut — Four months before he will attempt to assassinate President Ronald Reagan, John Hinckley Jr. moves into the Colony Inn with a simple plan to make Jodie Foster his girlfriend. In his first night at the hotel, John and meets Eddie, the night concierge, where they discover a shared dilemma: both are in love with Yalies who don’t know they exist. When Eddie offers to connect John to Jodie in exchange for an investment, their business partnership blossoms into an unexpected friendship, revealing a growing crisis neither recognizes in the other before it’s too late. Falls For Jodie, a dark comedy by Eric Micha Holmes, dares to ask: “How can the pursuit of love escalate to a national tragedy”?
Persephone reimagines the ancient myth through migration, identity, and the bond between mothers and daughters, following a young woman suspended between Sicily, New York, and two versions of home.
The Two Worlds Project is a verbatim documentary play created by artist-researcher Ryan Howland, EdD, that seeks to disrupt the urban-rural divide in New York State.
Ham is a West Texas meatpacker who desperately wants a promotion. He will do anything to get it. MEAT is a dark comedy exploring the everyday horrors of labor.
In 1967 a sad, sensitive 6 year old boy saw a French waif on TV and was affected in ways it took him the next 58 years to fully comprehend.
THE SUM OF THESE PARTS is a contemporary dystopian sci-fi retelling of Romeo and Juliet that focuses on class conflict and the ethics of capitalism, taking place in a not so distant future where humans prolong their lives by replacing their body parts.
Face Tape is back for another year of the chaos, camp, and all out hilarity that you know and love!
“◼️⚫🅾” culminates a four yearslong choreographic exploration of geometric shapes: spatially, geometrically, and physically. This hourlong quintet features original sound design by Ross Daniel utilizing the sonic landscape created by the movement itself.
In this modern romcom twist on Cyrano de Bergerac, Leroy, a love columnist with little to no real knowledge of love, is hired with the task of writing someone else's wedding vows.
A mother and her two grown daughters attempt to leave the house for a funeral on time, without killing each other.
A tender, time-bending exploration of love, regret, and the lives we almost lived. Expect a night of sharp, witty dialogue and unflinching emotional honesty.
In Prague 1950, Milada Horáková stands trial for treason in an absurdist satire of authoritarian justice, where mustaches abound, guilt is scripted, truth is manufactured, and history is written by the victors.
After a psychic reading goes awry, Themi Tsamos, a gay Greek virgin, discovers his Thea placed a curse on him, repelling all men from being attracted to him.