Things to do in New York City on Sunday 15 November

Kogonada's drama about a violinist in Hong Kong, plus Q&A.

Sunday Sessions: live jazz and blues at Industry City.

Masquerade: immersive Phantom of the Opera musical.

The Lion King: the Broadway musical with Elton John's songs.

Let’s Taste Some Sake!

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.

Helder Guimarães' solo show The Hope Theory.

Max Wittert's illustrated comedy hour.

MJ: Broadway musical about Michael Jackson's Dangerous Tour.

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

Here There Are Blueberries, by Kaufman and Gronich.

Creole Cookin’ Jazz Band: Dixieland and swing jazz.

School Pictures, a solo musical by Milo Cramer.

Detour, Ulmer's 1945 noir classic with Tom Neal, Ann Savage.

Tenebrae: Dario Argento's 1982 giallo thriller in Rome.

The Pioneers: electric blues at Terra Blues, until 2 AM.

Loco Carnaval Sundays with The Hot Toddies Jazz Band.

Jazsalyn: Warpmode, digital art on Blackness and AI.

Leo Castañeda's Camoflux Recall Grotto: meditative web game.

The Thinking Ocean: digital art between fluid and code.

Hot Glass Hangout & Studio Sale: live glassblowing demos.

Hortensia Mi Kafchin's video installation of morphing eyes.

Shu Lea Cheang: LOVER LOVE, video installation.

Schmigadoon!: Tony-winning Golden Age musical spoof.

The Catch One: Jackson meets Rauschenberg.

Strange Rules: exhibition on art ruled by algorithms and AI.

AURA: Jafa, Ray, Wool and Serra from a private collection.

AURA: works from the AMA Collection, including Ed Ruscha.

The New York Graphic Workshop, survey show.

Costume Art: fashions paired with artworks at the Met.

Ed Young's Bright Worlds: six decades of picture book art.

Dyani White Hawk: ten decades of Native painting.

THOMAS DEMAND: new pigment prints and UV works on copper.

Donald Moffett's IMPEACH: John Lewis's 1998 speech as sound.

Keith Haring in 3D: sculptures, totems and skateboards.

Dyani White Hawk in Hold to Earth, Indigenous art.

Collective Witness: books that witnessed America's birth.

The Way We Live Now: group show on finance, desire and art.