Amanda Scarpone

With its final performance at the Cutting Room on Monday, June 11, Tease! A Night of Burlesque can look back at a successful three show run which consistently had crowds cheering and begging for more.

Love's Divide, an Un-Romantic Comedy, explores the trials and tribulations of love in all its forms: a simultaneous 'Screw You' and 'Thank You' to lovers past, present, and those yet to come.

Billed as a performance audiences will enjoy whether they are mothers or just have one, Amy Wilson's one-woman show, MOTHER LOAD, offers laughs, tears and most importantly a breath of fresh air about her daily role as Mom.

Dixie's Tupperware Party playing at the Ars Nova allows audiences to transform their theater experience into an intimate party filled with plenty of laughs and plastic

The Devil and Billy Markham Gives Audiences a New Glimpse at Whole Author Shel Silverstein

Coyote REP's inaugural stage production follows the lives of ten residents of an California apartment complex on the cusp of a rare astronomical phenomenon

The Dance: The History of American Minstrelsy, provides audiences with entertainment and history as it looks back on a dying genre

After success in print, Nancy Friday along with Christopher Scott adapt the powerful book, 'My Secret Garden' to the stage

Michael Puzzo's hilarious play about an instant messaging situation turned awry leaves audiences in stitches.

When the lights go out on New York City in the blackout of 2003, six strangers collide on a street corner in Hell's Kitchen. Their lives quickly intertwine, but when the power is restored, this newly formed community struggles to hold on to what they found in the dark.

Broadway veterans Jim Brochu and Steve Schalchlin from The Last Session come back to New York with their latest venture The Big Voice: God or Merman?

Writer and performer Louie Liberti takes his play, Almost Made, back to its home after an extended sold-out run on the west coast

Picked up from this year's NY International Fringe Festival, Oblivious to Everyone pokes fun at the media and has no regrets doing it

Creation: A Clown Story Helps Adults and Children Have a Good Time

The Rabbit Hole Ensemble takes a new look into the story of Hansel and Gretel at the Midtown International Theatre Festival

Sallie Bingham's historical play 'Treason' delights audiences as the Perry Street Theatre's final performance

The musical memior of Lindsey Alley tells the endearing story of a former Mouseketeer trying to get her break on Broadway

TADA! Youth Theater's production of They Chose Me! is pure magic

Rude Mechanical's production of 'Little Willy' forces the audience to take a new perspective on last names.

Desipina & Company's fourth annual edition of Seven.11 Convenience Theater offers up seven - 11 minute plays that will keep you coming back for more.