CURRENT + UPCOMING  PERFORMANCES

CURRENT + UPCOMING PERFORMANCES

EXPLORE THE SEASON

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Wed Jan 13 – Sat Jan 16, 2027

Minor Theater: Pity Whore

No one walks away clean.

World Premiere
Theater

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Fri Apr 3 – Sat Apr 4, 2026

Ivy Baldwin Dance + Jeanine Durning: Rumen + Body Goes

Dance
Skirball Presents
World Premiere

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Wed Feb 11 – Sat Feb 21, 2026

Daniel Fish: Kramer/Fauci

Theater
Skirball Presents
World Premiere

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Whether you’re a student at NYU or a student of life, explore our Prep School study guides, scholarly essays by NYU faculty, and online artists’ conversations to learn about our artists, their creative process, and all kinds of insights into the shows.

ALL EXTRACURRICULARS

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Indefinite Articles

Tom at the Farm

María José Zubieta on “Tom at the Farm”

We cannot assume that we have fully understood another culture simply because we have found words to represent it.

Two black and white photos side by side show the same man at a desk: left labeled “Allemagne 1933,” right labeled “USA 1947.” The backgrounds and desks are different in each photo.

Indefinite Articles

Rabih Mroué & Lina Majdalanie: Four Walls and a Roof

Zachary Samalin on “Four Walls and a Roof”

Censorship, the political persecution of speech, deprives a culture of its language, exiling its words.

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Archives Onstage: Celebrating María Irene Fornés

Archives Onstage: The LGBTQ+ Artists Archive Project

A new collaboration between Archives Onstage and the LGBTQ+ Artists Archive Project.

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Archives Onstage: María Irene Fornés

Celebrate your favorite playwright's favorite playwright, this fall at NYU.

Indefinite Articles

Ewa Dziarnowska: This resting, patience

Jesse Bransford on “This Resting, Patience”

Blue sits fluctuating in our experience as a continual site for poetry.

Three people in dark, dramatic costumes and red headscarves perform on stage with eerie lighting. Shadows and dried herbs hang in the background, creating a mysterious atmosphere.

Indefinite Articles

Manual Cinema: The 4th Witch

Allen S. Weiss on “The 4th Witch”

Enchantment is bewitchery.