Now Playing At The A.R.T./New York Theatres 


The A.R.T./New York Theatres consist of two spaces, the Mezzanine Theatre and the Jeffrey and Paula Gural Theatre, and are home to performances year-round.

Please note that A.R.T./New York does not handle performance ticketing; in this regard, we are a performance venue, and the producing companies all handle ticketing. For questions about ticketing, please visit the producing company's website for each show, listed below. To plan your visit, head to our accessibility page. There you will find directions & information on how to access our spaces.  

In the Mezzanine Theatre >>

Hunger & Thirst Theater presents The Truth about Transylvania 

October 24 - November 1

White lettering on a black backround reads Nietzsche a New Musical. A bird hovers over a grey and white drawing of a man and a women in period clothing. White lettering below them reads October 10-12, 2025 Mezzanine Theatre at A.R.T./New York Book, lyrics and music by Kimerer LaMathe Music and orchestration by Geoffrey Gee

By Patricia Lynn
Directed by Jacob Titus
Inspired by Dracula by Bram Stoker

CAST: David Israeli* (Dracula), Patricia Lynn* (Millie), Miles Purinton* (Van Helsing), and Mark Weatherup Jr. (John)

CREATIVE TEAM: Randall Benichak (Sound Designer), Austin Boyle (Lighting Designer), Al Foote III (Fight Choreographer), Patrick T. Horn (Mask/Movement Consultant), Heather Olmstead* (Stage Manager)

Produced by Patricia Lynn, Alejandra Venancio
Press Representative: Andrea Alton/Alton PR

* The Truth About Transylvania will be an AEA Showcase Code production, approval pending

 

The Truth About Transylvania is a bold contemporary reimagining of the iconic Dracula story. Gothic feminist playwright Patricia Lynn has transformed the classic monster tale into a lean but lyrical memory play, featuring heightened language in a twenty-first century setting.

After narrowly surviving his vacation to Transylvania, John Harker vows to speak out and prove to the world that Count Dracula is very real. But as John struggles to relive his strange story, his inquisitive wife Millie can't help questioning the validity of his claims. Can John prove to everyone—including the person he loves the most—that he is telling the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth...before the infamous monster strikes again?

AMAS Musical Theatre presents The Dare to Be Different Festival

November 7 - November 25

Black and Red Lettering reads Dare to be Different, a festival of new musicals & special events. The background is made up of white umbrellas. The AMAS logo a yellow heart is at the top of the page. Five umbrellas representing each festival program appears below the title. The first has a wrestler design for Dubbo Championship Wrestling, a buddha statue with his arms raised for How I Paid for College, A charlottles web draxing for Charlotte Sweet, a dancer for Stageline Dare to Dance, and a Cat for Yes a Cat Named Marty Cohen.

PRESENTING THREE NEW MUSICALS IN DEVELOPMENT and TWO SPECIAL EVENTS

UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL
Yes, A Cat Named Marty Cohen, A Scottish Fold cat immigrates to America. Stageline: Dare to Dance: Broadway’s next generation of dancers. Dubbo Championship Wrestling, A no-holds-barred raucous rock musical. Charlotte Sweet, Benefit Concert of the hit musical, directed by Tony winner Jeff Calhoun. How I Paid for College, a true story of disorganized crime.

FOR DATES AND TIMES VISIT www.amasmusical.org

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Little Red Light Theatre Presents Fixing Frankie

October 31 - November 15

The Little Red Light Theatre company logo is on a white background on the top of the poster. There is a red lightbulb logo. On the bottom half of the poster orange bubble letters read Fixing Frankie, a new musical over a cobalt blue background.

Frankie Scordato is born into the endearing chaos of an Italian American household. Laugh, cry and relate to this heart-warming coming of age story that highlights how families shape us, how friendships save us, and how faith can leave us with a lifetime of questions.
With a lush, contemporary score that travels through the 1970s, 80s, 90s and beyond, the unique and searing sounds of collaborators Joe Langworth and Steve Marzullo will leave you enamored.


"Intimate and epic, a wonderful musical about changing lives and times, full of humor, invention, and heart." Christopher Bram, author of Gods and Monsters

Book/Lyrics by Joe Langworth
Music by Steve Marzullo
Directed by Michael Blatt and Joe Langworth
Musical Directed by Micah Young
WITH
RYAN ALVARADO* • ANDREA BIANCHI* • GREYSON CHAPMAN
FELICIA FINLEY* • LAURA PAVLES • GEORGE PSOMAS* • STEVEN SCIONTI*
*Members of AEA

                

 

SETU Presents When Gandhi and Mohammed Meet

November 20 - November 23

A split screen background of red a purple with the outline of two men on eitherside. In the middle there is a woman on the left side she wears hijab on the right side she wears a bindi . The title reads When Gandhi and Mohammed Meet. A thought provoking journey into interfaith marriage love beyond barriers and shared humanity!

Neel Gandhi from London and Mohammed Aslam from New Delhi meet at a scientific conference in Bangalore, both facing intense opposition from families and friends in their planned interfaith marriages to their girlfriends. This gripping drama delves into the profound religious divides within Indian society and beyond, culminating in a surprising twist that reveals the artificial barriers that undermine our shared humanity and challenge the essence of pure faith and spirituality.

                

 

The Living Word and Gilded Road Productions Presents Try/Step/Trip

January 8 - February 1

Bold White Lettering reads Try/Step/Trip with lines leading from the T and the E across the poster. In the background of the image to the right side stands a group of six people dressed in black and white in a circle. In the middle one man stands alone, the people in the circle are photographed mid dance with arms slightly raised. Additional white letters on the bottom right corner read By Dahlak Brathwaite, Directed by Roberta Uno, Choreography by Toran X.Moore.

Writer, Composer, Performer
Dahlak Brathwaite

Director
Roberta Uno

Choreographer
Toran X. Moore

Assistant Choreography by
Freddy Ramsey, Jr.

Orchestrations and Additional Compositions by
Teak Underdue

Try/Step/Trip is a concept musical performed in the body through the choreographic language of step. The story follows the journey of a music man as he re-imagines his experience in a court-ordered drug rehabilitation program. Inspired by Brathwaite’s own history, Try/Step/Trip is a rite of passage orchestrated to save one of the justice system’s newest inductees from the ultimate plight of criminalization: to be remade in the image of its judgment. World views are delivered within musical numbers, ancestors are conjured through step, and archetypes are sampled from pop culture and folklore, all to guide a familiar young Black man in his unique search for redemption and self-definition.

      

                                                        

 

The Other Side of Silence Presents Our House by Barry Boehm

February 28 - March 21

The background is a row of houses at night the houses to the left and right are in black and white. The center house is in color with a wide front porch. Above the house pink lettering reads Our House, a new play by Barry Boehm. Opening February 28, 2026.

Our House is About Family.

Set in Iowa the year before marriage equality is recognized by the Supreme Court, Andy, an ACT-Up NY veteran and his husband are hosting the wedding of their Nephew Brendan to Eugene, who is African American.

The happy occasion is threatened when the young couple venture out into the neighborhood and a confrontation with locals force this modern family to face some hard facts about what it takes to make everyone feel safe in “our house.”

It's a hopeful comedy packed with honest truths - similar in style to HBO’s “Somebody Somewhere.”