Theatre in New York City on Sunday 8 November

Stranger Things: The First Shadow, a Broadway thriller.

Pre-Existing Condition: new play with Lupita Nyong'o.

MS. BLAKK FOR PRESIDENT

Legerdemain: a comedy about a waitress and a strangler.

King Lear: immersive Shakespeare with audiences on the move.

A darkly comic Louisiana love story of death and redemption.

My Family and Other Clowns: Estonian documentary with Q&A.

Othello, Shakespeare's tragedy, played by four actors.

The Unbelievers: Nick Payne's new play, with Lauren Ambrose.

The Steel Man, a drama of fathers, sons and legacy.

Starstuff: whimsical cosmic theatre.

Two Girls: darkly funny verbatim play about sex, ages 18+.

National Theatre Live: British stage plays on screen.

Jocelyn Bioh's comedy about girls vying for Miss Ghana.

The Hairy Ape: O'Neill's play of revenge and belonging.

The Imaginary Invalid, a Molière comedy starring Bill Irwin.

The Ask: new play with Marilu Henner and Shannon Purser.

A Few Good Men: Aaron Sorkin's Broadway courtroom drama.

Rope: Hamilton's thriller, the film Hitchcock made from it.

Waiting for Lefty, Odets' union-hall drama.

Show Trial: political satire of a staged 1950 trial.

I Became We: a monologue sung by a sixteen-person choir.

PONCIA: a Lorca tribute play on the maid from Bernarda Alba.

2:22 - A Ghost Story: comedic thriller play with Anna Camp.

Downstate: Bruce Norris's play about life after prison.

Shakespeare's witty comedy with Hiddleston and Atwell.

New Works Fall Festival: new Irish plays read aloud.

Here There Are Blueberries, a Pulitzer-finalist play.

Here There Are Blueberries: play on Nazi-era photos.

It's A Wonderful Life, a radio play with carols and foley.

It's A Wonderful Life, Capra's classic as a 40s radio play.

ASTORIA: world premiere of a family drama over dinners.

The Boys in the Band, 1968 drama.

The Good Thief: Conor McPherson's one-man gangster play.

The Flowers of Forest Hills: play of emigrants in New York.

Boy Santos: a play on a 1962 Spanish Harlem childhood.

Fantasma: three generations of women cook a family recipe.

Object/Subject: a play on photography, obsession, love.

My Mobster: Joy Nash's one-woman mob comedy.

40 Years - Young at Heart: scenes and songs by STAR Singers.