Things to do in New York City on Wednesday 18 November

School Pictures, a solo musical by Milo Cramer.

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

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

Kelton Cooper Band: blues with Noe Socha and Catfish.

Pete Rodriguez: Latin-tinged jazz with his own 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.

Frida: The Making of an Icon, exhibition on Frida Kahlo.

Catherine Opie's photographs of Norwegian landscapes.

Ken Price's late ceramic sculptures as alien terrain.

Pop art exhibition with Cattelan and Kusama, 1960 to now.

"Haunt": Nayland Blake's new outdoor installation.

L'Almanach 26: exhibition with Matt Dillon and Peter Halley.

Staff Picks 2026: favorite films chosen by cinema staff.

Dreams of This Future: art from Cafritz's bequest to Harlem.

Schtick A Pole In It: comics and pole dancers alternate.

Charles Ray: the American sculptor on form and space.

Turn the volume up!: art on social justice and activism.

Do Ho Suh: sculptures of homes in fabric.

Lake Valley: Rachel Rose's video installation on loneliness.

Clever, Quick, Magnetic: works by Sillman and Cecily Brown.