Emmy Award winner John Leguizamo teams up with Tony winner Ruben Santiago-Hudson for his fascinating new play, premiering at the Public Theater this Fall. The Other Americans steps into the pantheon of American family dramas with a compelling tale of regrets and long-held secrets. It won't be one to miss.

Acclaimed director Taibi Magar (We Live In Cairo) brings the visionary touch to this heartfelt new musical, coming to the Lincoln Center next Spring! Putting the spotlight on the various people dealing with health difficulties, from patients to caregivers, Night Side Songs is a powerful ode to the healing power of music, and features a soulful folk score from The Lazours.

The Ma-Yi Theater Company's residence continues to go from strength to strength with this larger-than-life family drama, premiering at the Public Theater next Spring! Focusing on four Korean American siblings coming together to perform an old ritual tradition, Jesa is a singular and powerful examination of how we function with our families.

Tony Award winning director Doug Hughes takes the helm for this fascinating autobiographical play in the world of politics, debuting at the Public Theater next Spring. Telling the true story of United States Ambassador Julissa Reynoso's life as a diplomat, and co-written by award winner Michael J Chepiga, Public Charge is a gripping dive into real-world politics.

WhatsOnStage Award winning playwright Anna Ziegler (Photograph 51) brings the world premiere of her radical reworking of Antigone to the Public Theater early 2026! Directed by Drama Desk Award nominee Tyne Rafaeli and starring Celia Keenan-Bolger and Tony Shalhoub, Antigone (This Play I Read In High School) promises to be a bold and witty reimagining of the story of Oedipus' daughter.

Golden Globe and Emmy Award winner Debbie Allen (Fame) directs this new revival of August Wilson's classic play, coming to Broadway in Spring 2026. Starring Oscar and Tony Award nominee Taraji P Henson alongside Cedric 'The Entertainer', Joe Turner's Come and Gone looks at the lives of African Americans in the 1910s. This new revival is surely one to watch.