Seventeen New York productions on our listings give their final performances between now and November 30. They are listed below by closing date, earliest first, with the theater and the last date for each.
Updated Monday, October 19, 2026.
Closing the week of October 19
Kramer/Fauci, St. Ann’s Warehouse, through October 24. Daniel Fish stages the 1993 C-SPAN call-in show in which Larry Kramer and Dr. Anthony Fauci argued over the government’s response to AIDS, using the broadcast transcript word for word.
How Shakespeare Saved My Life, The Public Theater, through October 25. Jacob Ming-Trent wrote the solo piece and performs it himself.
Closing the week of October 26
Sea Wall, Studio Seaview, through October 30. A two-week engagement that began on October 16.
Petite Rouge, Théâtre XIV, through October 31. Company XIV’s show has played its own house since February 14.
Degenerates, Playwrights Horizons, through November 1. Else Went’s play about young men who have persuaded one another online that the odds were against them from birth, directed by Emma Rosa Went and extended twice.
Anon, The Newman Mills Theatre at the Robert W. Wilson MCC Theater Space, through November 1. Anne Washburn’s new play, billed in full as Anon: a tempest at our kitchen table, opened in its world premiere on October 14.
Closing the week of November 2
Delirium, The Space at Irondale, Brooklyn, through November 7. Igor Golyak and his Arlekin Players Theatre adapt Eugène Ionesco’s Frenzy for Two, or More.
Drunk Dracula, The Ruby Theatre, through November 7. The Drunk Shakespeare Society’s Halloween show, which hands the room over to Drunk Christmas Carol on November 12.
Alice in Wonderland the Musical, The Players Theatre, through November 8. A musical version of Lewis Carroll’s story.
School Pictures, Cherry Lane Theatre, through November 8. In performances since October 7.
Closing the week of November 9
I Became We, Atlantic Theater Company’s Linda Gross Theater, through November 15. Mona Pirnot’s new play gives one woman’s inner monologue to a sixteen-person choir.
Closing the week of November 16
The Imaginary Invalid, Todd Haimes Theatre, through November 22. Bill Irwin’s new adaptation of the Molière comedy, with Irwin as the hypochondriac at its center. Opening night is October 22.
Waiting for Lefty, Classic Stage Company, through November 22. Steven Pasquale directs for the first time with the Clifford Odets play, in previews since October 15.
The Ask, Theater 555, through November 22. Matthew Freeman’s two-hander, with Marilu Henner as a wealthy donor and Shannon Purser as the fundraiser sent to win her over.
Closing the week of November 23
The Unbelievers, New York City Center, through November 29. In performances since October 13.
Going Bacharach: The Songs of an Icon, The Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater, through November 29. The revue’s encore run, with three singers out front and a five-piece band.
Closing November 30
Slam Frank, Orpheum Theatre, through November 30. The hip-hop satire built on the story of Anne Frank.
