Adapted by Lauren Gunderson from her own critically acclaimed play, this new musical version makes its world premiere at the McCarter Theater this Fall season! With a completely original new score written by Ari Afsar, I And You - The Musical promises to add thrilling new layers to Gunderson's work. Be among the first in the world to see this exciting new adaptation!

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.

Starring Lesley Manville and Mark Strong. Renowned director Robert Icke (known for his transformative adaptation of the Orestei), brings Sophocles' tragic ancient Greek play to life in a stunning contemporary light. In this Olivier winning makeover, hidden secrets of the past are pushed into the present, however, nothing can loosen the inescapable grip of fate.

Written by and starring Zoe Kim, this autobiographical story comes to the Public Theater for its New York City premiere this Fall. Directed by Chris Yejin as part of Ma-Yi Theater Company's residency, Did You Eat? is a poetic exploration of Kim's memories and experiences as she seeks healing. Don't miss out on this bright new voice of Korean-American theater.

Fresh from its critically acclaimed run Off-Broadway, Kowalski is coming to Broadway this Fall season! This fascinating drama about the first meeting of Tennessee Williams and Marlon Brando is written by Gregg Ostrin and again helmed by Colin Hanlon, and is surely a must-see for any lover of classic American theater.