Choreographer and interdisciplinary performance artist Karen Bernard will present her new interdisciplinary work, Lakeside, a haunting new performance confronting the memory of trauma and its lasting impact on the body.
Using a found costume from her past (a bright yellow and black body suit), Bernard conjures a scene where she and her collaborator Lisa Parra inhabit roles of victim, witness, and murderer, crisscrossing identities through minimalistic movements that have the power to deliver an emotionally charged wallop characteristic of Bernard's layered and introspective work
Celebrations of love and queerness at 54 Below, intense dramas from Irish Repertory Theatre and Mint Theater Company, plus more for you to stream this weekend.
Behind every great production are great designers. On April 13, we'll raise a glass to the 2026 Irene Sharaff Award honorees at TDF’s Costumes & Cocktails. Secure your seat—or dedicate...
Behind every great production are great designers. On April 13, we’ll raise a glass to the 2026 Irene Sharaff Award honorees at TDF’s Costumes & Cocktails. Secure your seat—or dedicate...
TDF got a sneak peek at the upcoming Broadway musical Beaches: A New Musical about two lifelong BFFs. Just in time for Galentine’s Day, watch stars Jessica Vosk and Kelli...
We’ve rounded up five performances you can stream from the comfort of home this holiday weekend—free or at a low cost. Check the link in our bio to start watching!...
A sci-fi musical with shadow play at La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club, a sea creature's origin story at The Bushwick Starr, I Wish My Life Were Like A Musical, David...
TDF Members can TKTS like a VIP from Monday, February 9 to Sunday, February 22! For the next two weeks, just present your TDF Digital Membership Card to one of...
TDF Members can TKTS like a VIP from Monday, February 9 to Sunday, February 22! For the next two weeks, just present your TDF Digital Membership Card to one of...
When’s the last time you journeyed Off-Off Broadway? Tap the link in bio for our promising picks this month that include eye-popping puppets, a sci-fi shadow play, a Steven Spielberg...
2020 was shaping up to be the year of the Asian American playwright in New York City. Then COVID-19 hit and all the productions shut down. After six painfully turbulent...
