It's time to head back to Skid Row as Alan Menken and Howard Ashman's musical hit Little Shop of Horrors is here. An out-of-this-world tale of Seymour, a plant shop assistant, and a strange new seedling he names Audrey II after his crush; 'Little Shop is a cult-classic that mixes a hilarious script with '50s-style tunes. This is one B-Movie you won't want to miss.

Finally, a musical parody based on the infamous sinking of the Titanic ship comes in the form of Titanique. This world-premiere takes the music of Celine Dion and merges it with the Oscar-winning love story of Titanic to bring you the joyful and hysterical Titanique. It's a one of a kind voyage that you're invited on.

Angry Alan marks the return of Emmy-nominee John Krasinski (The Office, A Quiet Place) to the New York stage, headlining the first production at Off-Broadway's Studio Seaview! Directed by Tony-winner Sam Gold, this dark comedy by Penelope Skinner, co-created with Don Mackay, is an ever more timely exploration of modern masculinity. With the play's star performer and a creative team featuring some of the industry's best, Angry Alan serves as the perfect launch for Studio Seaview to establish itself as a bold new theatre space.

It's 1997, and the stakes in international diplomacy have never been higher. The impossible is about to become reality in Kyoto, described by Beyond the Curtain as a production that "challenges, questions, and sometimes makes you uncomfortable". It reveals the stark truth of climate politics and brings the intense negotiations of the 1997 Kyoto climate summit to life in a way never seen on stage. After a knock-out premiere in Stratford-upon-Avon and a 2025 Olivier-nominated production in London's West End, New York audiences can now experience Kyoto as it comes to the Mizi E. Newhouse Theatre as part of Lincoln Center Theater's 2025/26 Season.

Two-time Academy Award winner and all-around treasure Tom Hanks returns to the New York stage, starring in this time-traveling adventure based on his 2017 short story collection. Co-written by Hanks with James Glossman and directed by Kenny Leon, this world premiere will see the Forrest Gump actor take on the role of a future scientist who travels back in time to the 1939 World's Fair. His first New York stage appearance since his Broadway debut in 2013's Lucky Boy, don't miss your chance to see the peerless Hanks live Off-Broadway!

Pulitzer Prize finalist and Obie Award winner Rajiv Joseph brings the New York premiere of his grimly humorous look behind the headlines of Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination and the events leading up to it. Premiered in LA in 2017, the troubling rise of nationalism and terrorism still draws similar and worrying parallels with today's global populism. Shot through with Joseph's characteristic black humor, we are invited to ask ourselves; what gives a country its identity?