Artistic New Directions rolls out another series of new and topical works in their Eclectic Evening of Shorts: BOXERS & BRIEFS Series, tonight, February 1, through February 12 at Theatre 54, 244 West 54th Street, NYC, brings 10 new works and another on-the-spot installment of their ANDSemble Improvisation.

White Rabbit SEXCAPADES entices you with eight new works of love, lust, and dirty little secrets, passionately penned by eight funny, fear-free playwrights, the event will include original music by Christopher Palmer, lyrics by Andrew Rothkin, and choreography by Sarah Doudna.

In the early 1950s, when she was a student at the Juilliard School, beloved soprano Leontyne Price, who turns 90 on February 10, lived and worked at International House, the Riverside Drive residential community founded by the Rockefeller and Dodge families in1924 dedicated to preparing the next generation of globally-minded leaders.

No Name Comedy Variety celebrates their 23rd anniversary with two fun-filled February 2017 shows at Otto's in Manhattan.

Actress Irene Jacob and guitarist Francis Jacob craft welcoming, worldly pop on 'En Bas De Chez Moi,' celebrating their release live at with lives appearances in Canada and the US.

'The Joy Of Arting With Diana Ross', taking place at the PIT Loft (154 W 29 th St NYC) on March 30th, April 6th and 13th at 8pm.

The second installment of New York City's first and only all-mentalism variety show, Completely Mental, played at The Slipper Room on December 28th, 2016 and was a smashing success. Scroll down for photos!

In the first ever retrospective of the life and legacy of one of the most important figures in Latin Jazz, The Hostos Center for the Arts and Culture announces "Tito Puente: A Fifty-Year Retrospective of 'El Rey,' a multi-day, in-depth examination of his career through concerts, panels, film, dance, and more.

This Saturday marks the second show in Billy Kelly's new monthly residency of his stand up comedy for families at Manhattan's People's Improv Theater.

This year on Valentine's Day, seek a more meaningful event than the usual romcom viewing. Show your love for your neighbor and increase your love for yourself. No preparations required, all are warmly welcome, with or without a date.

For more than 20 years, The Actors Center has provided opportunities for NYC's professional stage, film, and television artists to deepen and develop their craft alongside likeminded peers. Now under the direction of longtime Center associate Charles Tuthill, the Center now boasts more than 200 peer-nominated members and is positioned to continue to impact the profession for generations to come.

Siobhan O'Loughlin brings her intimate solo theatrical event to Brooklyn, Manhattan & Queens through February 26. BROKEN BONE BATHTUB is the award-winning immersive one-person play taking place inside a bathtub - in an actual home. Scroll down for a sneak peek at the show!

Last year, Manda Leigh Blunt graduated from New York University with a dream many musical theatre writers share: to get their work seen and heard. All it took were inspiring words from another female artist to launch something truly ground breaking, just a few months later. "My friends and I attended a session with Judith Light, which was incredible," Blunt recounted. "A lot of what I was hearing, especially from the other women who attended, echoed what I had felt and had been hearing in the conversations all around me at NYU. Once you graduate, there seemed to be so few opportunities as a musical theatre writer still in the development process. You can have these big 29-hour readings or productions---if you get that---but there are fewer in-between moments where you can get yourself heard in a supportive environment, where a women-identified writer can say, 'This is where we are in this draft, and we're using this opportunity to move forward.'" So Blunt decided to do something about it. By that August, she founded Artemis Theatricals, a non-profit company with the mission to empower women storytellers in musical theatre through curated cabarets and additional styles of performance.

Have you ever heard the expression, 'nice house, nobody home?' Often, we use that phrase as a way to describe singers who make pretty sounds, but fail to capture our imagination on the stage. To be a singer in the theater, it's a very rare performer who can communicate to an audience and make them feel something; however, it is the most essential quality a performer can possess to work in this business.

YouTube star Chris Fleming, best known for his series GAYLE, appears at the Kaye Playhouse at Hunter College (695 Park Avenue, 68th St. btw Park & Lex.) with a brand-new stand-up show on Saturday, February 11th at 8:00pm.

From February 21st-February 24th, the Gold Coast Arts Center will continue to bring fun and creative activities to children through the VacationArts program!

Theater Resources Unlimited (TRU) and The Playroom Theatre present the annual TRU Producer Boot Camp Raising Money for Theater: Who, How and When to Ask, on Saturday, February 4, 2017.

The work of Gilvan Samico will be the theme of the exhibition 'Samico Between Worlds - Rumors of War in Times of Peace' presented by Dream Box Art Lab in the city's Lower East Side, curated by Marcio Harum, from February 4th to March 5th.

Landmarks & TRANSformations

Comedians Lani Harms and Sarah Nedwek will perform their hilarious solo comedies, The Britney Network and The Immaculate Deception for two shows only Feb. 2 and Feb. 5 at The PIT Loft.

The Peoples Improv Theater is happy to announce some of the programming for our winter and spring seasons the slate includes a diverse range of comedy and theater, from 'historical hip-hoperas' to epic parody musicals to solo shows from stand ups and internationally acclaimed performance artists and even plays in addition to their regular line up of improv and sketch shows.

Martha Cipolla for President! has announced the final performance of its debut run at The Peoples Improv Theater (the PIT).

Jill Kargman is a pleasant singer. Her voice is lovely, in fact, but that is not why audiences joined her inside the legendary Cafe Carlyle for a string of sold-out performances which began on January 17. No, patrons made their way to the Upper East Side venue on this damp winter evening to hear Kargman's hilarious and often cringe-inducing war stories from her New York City upbringing, through her entrance into show business and Manhattan motherhood. Kargman, whose bawdy humor and unapologetic crudeness undoubtedly had some in the room blushing into their cocktails (her euphemism for the mouth, in particular, is a tickler) saliently strung the show together with influential songs from her past which she deemed 'wildly sexist,' and which she was 're-appropriating as a 42-year-old Jewish female.'

Michael Mayer's revised production of Rigoletto in Las Vegas, complete with Vegas dancers, mobsters and a topless pole dancer is GREAT ENTERTAINMENT

Rooftop Films is excited to host their first ever Gala on Tuesday, January 31, 2017 at Saint Bartholomew's Church in Manhattan.