Events

Join us all day on March 4th and 5th for games and activities from Aladdin, Boop The Musical, The Lion King, Six, and Wicked!

Hear from Broadway's youngest stars about what it's like to perform in Gypsy, The Lion King, and MJ The Musical!

Stories start with the writer. Pulitzer Prize finalist and Tony Award-winning playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins (Purpose, Appropriate on Broadway) and Tony Award Nominee Jocelyn Bioh (Jaja's African Hair Braiding, School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play) come together to discuss the art of playwriting, how they start a story, and the importance of collaboration and mentorship throughout their writing careers. The conversation will be moderated by Jacqueline Jordan, Community Engagement Senior Manager, at the Dramatists Guild Foundation. This event is presented by the Dramatists Guild Foundation through partnership with the Museum of Broadway, in celebration of the new special exhibition, Crafting Excellence: Black Storytellers on Broadway. The Dramatists Guild Foundation is a national non-profit that fosters playwrights, composers, lyricists, and librettists at all stages of their careers through educational programs, financial support, and free space to create new works. DGF is a 2024 recipient of the Tony Honors for Excellence in the Theatre. Learn more at DGF.org or by following @DGFound.

The sun is shining, it's a lovely day! Come join us in a celebration of World Puppetry Day, featuring an all-star lineup from Avenue Q's Broadway, National Tour, and Off-Broadway casts.This special event is FREE, but tickets are limited, so reserve yours today.

Celebrate Women’s History Month with Behind the Curtain: Redefining Representation, a panel created and moderated by Hailee Kaleem Wright, featuring NYC theater agents and managers reshaping the industry. Discover how these women amplify underrepresented voices and succeed in a competitive field. Whether you're an actor, aspiring agent, or Broadway enthusiast, this discussion will inspire and empower.