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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?”
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.
Written and performed by Dan Souza, The Big Day is a one man show exploring the biodiversity of Sandy Neck's Salt Marshes.
In a farcical setting, a family faces the loss of a loved one, unaware of the visits of the Angel of Death and Azazel, as if in a parallel universe.
Frankie is a fuck-up, maybe even a horrible person. Everything changes when she meets John, a charming Chicagoan. After lying about her life, Frankie grapples with the consequences.
An evening of sketch-comedy, drag, music, burlesque, and more! This lively, elegant, and bold duo just keeps getting better with time.
What happens when you decide to be the villain? "The Feminine Urge" pushes the boundaries of acceptable queer discourse and puts the audience in direct conversation with a serial killer.
Immerse yourself - think “Silent Disco” meets Podcast -in the riveting true story of one child, his mysterious poisoning, and his mother’s unwavering fight to keep him safe.
On the eve of Halloween with a strangler on the loose, an unlikely and transformative friendship develops between a jaded waitress and her most devoted customer.
A sheltered American girl meets a handsome stranger on the streets of Italy. Chaos ensues, of course. This one-woman show proves that some romances are stranger than fiction.
Adapted from Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic novella and set in San Francisco 1971: this sexy, queer, violent take on the classic story questions what one would give up to finally be free to do whatever they want- no matter the consequence.
"Just Keep Waiting" explores our shared experience of waiting—for something to begin, change, or arrive—through evocative physicality, emotional honesty, and a work that evolves with each place and cast.
Lily had two best friends, Angela and Cori. When Lily suddenly commits suicide, Cori tells Angela at the funeral that she is on The List—and she can’t come inside.
For every to-do list, there are things better left undone. On the last night before her childhood home is sold, a young woman gets a call from her dead father. As childhood memories distort, warping into something sinister, she must confront not only the spirit of her father, but the child-self she buried with him.
Art, love, and psychosis in post WWII Cape Cod. Years later a long-held secret threatens to tear apart the life of a young musician in Vietnam-era NY.
Margot returns home and finds a journal written by her stepsister. As she reads, she relives their memories, revealing the past she’s fled from.
John loves Kate. Kate loves Man Ray. Rachel loves true crime podcasting. A play about photography, obsession, and body parts.
Waco, 1993. The true story of the standoff between cult leader David Koresh and the FBI, with a script crafted entirely from hundreds of hours of recorded government negotiation transcripts.
Come hang with Jimmy and Darren over at Top of the Mornin’, Milwaukee’s hottest spot for breaking news and maybe even a song or two! Only on 96.9 FM WUUW.
Gi60 NYC International One Minute Theatre Festival! An hour of tiny plays performed by a dynamic company of actors in one evening. Join us for this exhilarating smorgasbord of stories!
Nine artists. Eight countries. Two nights at The Tank in New York City. Discover the voices sharing the Sin Fronteras stage. Performances in English or Spanish with bilingual supertitles.
Inspired by Japanese legend of the Nine-Tailed Fox, this original dance theatre piece explore love, war, power, and the mysterious bond between humans and spirits.
One night, two plays: one follows three couples through loss and renewal in wartime, while the other is a modern telling of Lysistrata in rural Florida. Follow us through comedy and drama.
A prominent Black family reunites during a global pandemic as love, ambition, and buried truths collide in Edward Mawere's wickedly funny, contemporary reimagining of Chekhov's Three Sisters.
Threesomes, triangles, throuples—when your eyes water and they don’t stop, what do you do?
Back by popular demand. Ethan writes. Lee wears the headphones. We all wait and see what happens.
The New York New Music Festival is an annual festival created to celebrate the Contemporary Classical Music community in NYC. This inaugural year of the festival presents 6 concerts by 6 ensembles that are based in and actively contribute to the cultural fabric of music in New York City.
Real-life neighbors and dancers Regina Nejman and Despina Sophia Stamos turn everyday proximity into charged choreography—crossing, colliding, transforming, and revealing the intimate worlds women carry beneath the surface.
Stumbling Stones is back at The Tank on November 30. One performer tells the true story of Holocaust survivor and civil rights lawyer John Rosenberg.
An eighteen-year-old's elective circumcision summons his soon-to-be excised body part in human form, demanding answers. Forced to revisit formative memories of queerness and sexuality, he must explain himself to escape the nightmare.
Puppets of War is a political satire that examines the power dynamics of a authoritative state. Through puppetry and games, examine how a nation crumbles from its own regime.
When three strangers find themselves held overnight in LaGuardia's security holding room, they're forced to reckon with themselves, each other, and where they think they're going.
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.
