Shows Archive

LET’S CALL HER PATTY is a comedy about what it means to be a mother, a daughter, or anyone in the world doing their best to disentangle life’s mess. Featuring Arielle Goldman, Leslie Rodriguez Kritzer, and Rhea Perlman. Learn More »

Hit the court with the members of the 1998 Lady Train basketball team in FLEX, an adrenaline-packed new play by Candrice Jones, directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz (White Girl In Danger, Pipeline).  Learn More »

NEXT@LCT3 was a special event series at the Claire Tow Theater. Programming included new music, solo evenings, works in progress and other exciting musical performances that will push boundaries, inspire, and entertain. Learn More »

LCT brings the world of Lerner & Loewe’s CAMELOT to vibrant life once again with a new version of the classic tale, featuring a book by Aaron Sorkin, based on the original book by Alan Jay Lerner, and direction by Bartlett Sher. Learn More »

In Keith Bunin’s new play, a young man armed with a secret that can land him in terrible trouble boards the Coast Starlight, the long-distance train that runs from Los Angeles to Seattle. With the help of his fellow travelers, all of whom are reckoning with their own choices, he has roughly one thousand miles to figure out a way forward. THE COAST STARLIGHT is a smart, funny, and compassionate story about our capacity for invention and re-invention when life goes off the rails. Learn More »

A new play by Julia May Jonas (author of the acclaimed novel Vladimir), YOUR OWN PERSONAL EXEGESIS is a bracingly funny and slyly devastating collision of coming-of-age eroticism and religious ecstasy.  Learn More »

Award-winning comedian and storyteller Mike Birbiglia returns to Broadway with a tale of life, death, and a highly chlorinated YMCA pool.  Learn More »

When writer Suzanne Alexander (Audra McDonald) returns to her alma mater as a guest speaker, in which she explores the violence in her works, a dark mystery unravels. Adrienne Kennedy’s Ohio State Murders is an intriguing and unusual suspense play, as well as a social pertinent look at the destructiveness of racism in our society.  Learn More »

BECKY NURSE OF SALEM, a new play by Sarah Ruhl, is a dark contemporary comedy about the legacy of misogyny, witchcraft, and even Arthur Miller.  Learn More »

An intimate autobiography that explores playwright/director Aya Ogawa’s fractured relationship with their long-deceased and enigmatic father.  Learn More »

Recipient of the 1943 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Thornton Wilder’s visionary masterpiece THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH illuminates the endurance of the human spirit as it follows the Antrobus family of Excelsior, New Jersey, as they persevere through an Ice Age, a biblical flood, and war.  Learn More »

An uncanny evening. Snow falls softly. An eager host gathers old friends to try and resuscitate a forgotten tradition. But when the guest of honor is unusually late, the group becomes unmoored, craving answers. And there might not be enough wine, or goose, or time to fend off the long-neglected questions that now haunt their souls. Learn More »

Two-time Tony and Olivier Award winner Patti LuPone returns to the Beaumont stage to perform an intimate evening of songs, with the titles randomly chosen from a hat. Proceeds from this event will support Lincoln Center Theater’s productions and education programs.  Learn More »

A story of loss, love and redemption, Bryna Turner’s new comedy AT THE WEDDING follows the world's loneliest (and wittiest) single woman, Carlo, as she crashes her ex-girlfriend's wedding to a man.  Learn More »

Based on the acclaimed play of the same name, INTIMATE APPAREL is a new opera at Lincoln Center Theater. With a libretto by Lynn Nottage, score by Ricky Ian Gordon, and directed by Bartlett Sher, the opera is set in turn of the century New York and tells the story of an African-American seamstress on a journey toward love and, ultimately, self-reliance. Learn More »

A new musical, set in the 1950s, about three extraordinary and accomplished people - Aldous Huxley (Harry Hadden-Paton); Clare Boothe Luce (Carmen Cusack); and Cary Grant (Tony Yazbeck) - each of whom experimented with the drug LSD. Book by James Lapine, music by Tom Kitt, lyrics by Michael Korie, and directed by James Lapine. Learn More »

Evoking heartbreak, hope, and joy over its 95 minutes, PASS OVER crafts everyday profanities into poetic and humorous riffs, illuminating the unquestionable human spirit of young men looking for a way out. Learn More »

Right now, LCT means Lights, Camera, Theater!  Learn More »