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Previews 1/11; opens 2/1, through 3/10 A lonely girl at boarding school filled with dreams and desires meets the guy who can make them come true. Maybe. A twisty, world-premiere thriller. Roundabout. Previews 1/12; through 3/3 Ethics vs “I’ll Do Anything” in the world of journalism. A new musical from Jason Robert Brown, Daisy Prince and Jonathan Marc Sherman. MCC
Previews 1/17; opens 1/25; through 3/2 Students protest Nazi regime and stand up to Hitler in an original musical with splendid young theater talent. At Theatre Row.
Previews 1/17; opens 1/24/ through 2/18 Complexities of cross-cultural life in this play about a scholar of queer studies who visits his family in Kolkata with his Black American boyfriend. Polansky Center
Previews 1/19; opens 1/25; through 3/3 An employee of Big Tech became the subject of a viral video and has been placed on leave; she sees a crisis therapist to help her get her job back. Connelly
Previews: 1/22; opens 2/1; through 3/9 Alcoholism and recovery in “a dry comedy about drying out.” MCC
Previews: 1/25; opens 2/11; through 3/10 Eddie Izzard does his distinctive thing with Shakespeare’s most famous play. Greenwich House
Russian Troll Farm: A Workplace Comedy Previews 1/25; opens 2/28; through 3/3 The title tells it all. Political satire, office crushes, and workplace comedy in the brave new world of disinformation. Inspired by transcripts from the Russian government-backed Internet Research Agency in the run-up to the 2016 election. Vineyard
Previews 1/26; opens 2/8; through 3/24 A play about a miserable Mary Todd Lincoln in the time near the assassination of her husband; yearning, alcoholism, desire. Lortel.
Previews: 1/30; opens 2/20; through 3/10 A former black revolutionary and political prisoner decides to connect with his estranged daughter over her late mother’s legacy, but he’s at her mercy and she’s everything he feared. Love, politics, redemption, and liberation. Signature/Linney Previews 2/7; opens 2/22; through 6/2 The music of Petula Clark fills the story of a photographer finding her way amid the turmoil of the ‘60s. New World Stages. Previews: 2/7; opens, 2/14; through 3/10 Romantic exploits and comic misadventures of two strong female warriors vs. two high-ranking military men. Think Pride and Prejudice meets Chinese history. ART New York
Previews: 2/16; opens 2/18; through 3/16 A backstage murder mystery like they used to make ‘em. Theatre Row
Previews: 2/26; opens 2/26; through 23/24 Missing for seven years, Naphtali's mother, a world-famous performance artist, reappears with few answers and a staggering request. Signature/Griffin
Previews: 2/6; opens 2/28; through 3/24 Everyday city life, with its challenges and humor, as seen by a laundromat owner and three sisters. MTC
Previews: 2/8; opens 2/26; through 3/24 Shakespeare, love, betrayal, a prince, and adventure -- not to mention pirates. CSC/Fiasco
Previews: 2/15; opens 3/11; through 4/14 Rupert Murdoch’s media empire was swamped by a hacking scandal in 2011; the fallout left its mark on British politics and the rest of the world. LCT Previews 2/21; opens 3/12; through 3/31 A nice evangelical Christian teen girl’s body snaps at the men who try to violate it – billed as a “coming of rage musical comedy.” A new musical based on the 2007 cult classic film. Playwrights Horizons
Previews 3/3; opens 3/7; closes 3/23 A new musical stage adaptation of Sufjan Stevens' 2005 concept album "Illinois." Park Avenue Armory
Previews 2/28; opens 3/11; through 5/8 Yoni, a disillusioned war hero in 1960s Israel, leaves his kibbutz and family to pursue his romantic dreams of a perfect peace. The path to his perfect peace may be darker than he expects. Theater at St. Clements
Previews: 3/16; opens 3/24; through 5/5 Irish family drama from Brian Friel at the Irish Rep
Previews: 3/2; opens 3/14; through 4/14 Charles Busch does Ibsen, with laughs and a happy ending. 59E59
Previews, 3/28; opens 4/16; through 4/28. A very, very off-Broadway company is producing a play about Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings. The director plays Tom and the writer plays Sally, so what could go wrong? Public
Previews 4/11; opens 4/24; through 5/5 Two young, Black social strivers deal with race, ambition, identity, and power at a majority white workplace where appearance is everything. Public
4/12-5/19 A comedy about a mysterious restaurant where the food is delicious, the service is warm, and some strange power keeps the darkness at bay. You are safe here – at least until closing time. Playwrights Horizons
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