From internationally renowned Third Rail Projects (creators of Then She Fell, one of Ben Brantley's top ten shows of 2012),and the producers of the Drama Desk nominated Shake and Bake: Love's Labour's Lost, comes this 360-degree environmental staging ofone of Shakespeare's most beloved comedies, replete with besotted lovers, mischievous fairies, and rude mechanicals.
This sumptuous theatrical experience features an elegantly designed tasting menu and is housed in a historic building, The multi-course tasting menu has been woven into the fabric of the performance and served throughout the evening.
Audience Advisory: The meal is a tasting menu with finger foods and small plates (think of it more like a tapas menu than a steak dinner). The menu avoids the most common allergens. However we cook on shared equipment and cannot control for cross contamination.Please visit www.FoodofLoveProductions.com for detailed information regarding the list of ingredients in each item. However, NO SUBSTITUTIONS. There are plenty of options for vegetarian, vegan, dairy free, and gluten diets. The only meat, dairy, or gluten served will be at the beginning and end of the show at a grazing table where patrons may choose the foods they wish to eat. During the show itself, any food that is served will be vegan and gluten free.
London Road from National Theatre, Ann Hampton Callaway and Liz Callaway at 54 Below, The Metropolitan Opera's I Puritani and more stream this weekend.
A look back at our 2026 TDF Wendy Wasserstein Project End-of-Year Celebration!
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Matthew Morrison at 54 Below, Summerfolk from National Theatre, National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene' Amid Falling Walls and more are available to stream this weekend.
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Act quickly—show availability changes frequently, and tickets can go fast. Visit TDF to see all 15 shows currently on membership.
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Tony-winner Ali Louis Bourzgui on the importance of using his platform for activism.
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Death of a Salesman wins Best Revival of a Play. Amazing it's been revived on Broadway twice SINCE the pandemic. And such incredibly different productions.
