New on the Radar: Sep 14-16

Sep 16, 2026

Newly Added

Broadway

Unannounced Broadway Theatre
Fall, 2027

We know you’re gonna like it here.
50th Anniversary Broadway Production of ANNIE
Directed by Sam Pinkleton
The Sun Will Come Out Fall 2027

Major Non-Broadway Productions

Sea Wall (play)

Studio Seaview
Oct 16 - 30, 2026

Andrew Scott stars in Sea Wall, the play written for him by Tony Award-winning playwright Simon Stephens, in a feature film directed by Peabody Award winner Tina Satter.
Conceived as a motion picture about the creation of theater, the project will capture Scott’s performances and the complete life of the event—backstage, on stage, and in the house—with the audience at each performance serving as an essential character in a one-of-a-kind new feature film.… Read More

Love Me (solo show)

SoHo Playhouse
Oct 24 - Nov 22, 2026

Presented as part of the 2026 New York Comedy Festival, and following an acclaimed 2023 run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, LOVE ME is the off-Broadway debut from Emmy-nominated comedian Drew Michael, directed by Peabody Award winner Prashanth Venkataramanujam.
In this immersive and hilarious theatrical experience, Drew brings the audience inside his mind as he retraces his lifelong search for love — five chapters, five relationships. Through headphones… Read More

Full Gallop (play)

New York City Center Stage II
Jan 8, 2027 - Apr, 2027

Three-time Tony Award® winner PATTI LuPONE is back Off-Broadway as the trailblazing Vogue editor Diana Vreeland in FULL GALLOP by Mark Hampton and Mary Louise Wilson. This strictly limited engagement runs for 12 weeks only, so don’t miss your chance to see the legendary performer in one of the most intimate venues in New York.
She turned fashion into an empire. But when Diana Vreeland (PATTI LuPONE) is unceremoniously fired as editor-in-chief of Vogue,… Read More

Texas in Paris (musical)

Pershing Square Signature Center - Alice Griffin Jewel Box Theatre
Jan 14 - Feb 28, 2027

A musical, based on true events, starring Tony Award winner Lillias White and Reeve Carney.
Two very different people are invited to Paris to bring the music of the “real Texas” to a French audience. A Black nanny singing a cappella spirituals and a white cowboy performing country hymns and songs of the Old West. They’ve never met. Never shared a stage together. Two people uneasy with each other who have a conversation in music and an unexpected dialogue… Read More

Indie, Festival, Readings etc.

The Evolution Festival - Fall 2026

Various Venues
Sep 5 - Oct 3, 2026

5 shows added

The CWP EVOLUTION FESTIVAL will present original works of theater, dance, music, comedy, and interdisciplinary performance by NYC-based artists in September and October 2025 at venues across Upper Manhattan!

Theater for the New City

The Invisibles (play)

Oct 8 - 25, 2026

The Invisibles is a story about how the different generations Genz, Millennials and Baby Boomers …within stereotypes…deal with their aging and their finances. Subjects that we so often tend to tread lightly on or not at all.
The grandmother is in a nursing home convalescing from a hip injury, ready now to resume her well-earned .. comfortable life.
The daughter, a corporate eager beaver and gymnastic fanatic, is always running, notably to the next… Read More

Boy Santos (play)

Nov 5 - 29, 2026

An older Puerto Rican man, Charlie Santos, forced to walk home after a train malfunction, encounters a dangling red door, hanging precipitously from the entrance of an abandoned building, that immediately reawakens memories of his impoverished childhood in Spanish Harlem, 1962. The memories are brought into focus by a Narrator and revolve around Charlie’s quest to discover the cause of his infant brother’s death. Tracing events that unfold about him on… Read More

Astoria (play)

Nov 5 - 22, 2026

During their weekly dinner conversations at his grandmother Helen’s apartment, Michael, a writer, chronicles the family history. But when Gram breaks her hip Michael must face facts: it is time to move her to a nursing home.
As Michael prepares Helen, Walter, his estranged father, shows up. They confront old issues. Otto, Helen’s bachelor neighbor, a Greek waiter, provides comic relief while Venus, Michael’s girlfriend, complicates the mix with her… Read More

Bathers (play)

Theatre 154
Oct 16 - 24, 2026

A new play by writer/director Charlie Rinehart-Jones.
Only seven months after a sold-out run of his debut play, LIFESTYLES, Rinehart-Jones and his team are continuing their examination of their own generation with BATHERS.
Starring: Noah Anderson, Nina Bloomgarden, Jordan Coley, Evan Dominguez, Luke Kissick, Clara McGregor, Isabelle Phillips, Sadie Scott, and Willa Cuthrell-Tuttelman. Casting director: Violette Trotter.

James the Lesser (musical, concert)

The Green Room 42
Nov 9, 2026

Telling the story of the least important apostle, James the Lesser depicts the Passion from the perspective of the eponymous James whose only claim to greatness is being the cousin of Jesus. Always a moment late to every important event of the Gospel and liked by only one other apostle, Judas, James finds himself unwittingly at the center of a plan to save the life of Jesus by using his likeness to his cousin to have him crucified in his place.