Things to do in New York City on Thursday 19 November

Constantin Brancusi: the sculptor's studio at MoMA.

Stranger Things: The First Shadow, a Broadway thriller.

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

Siphon: an octopus video exhibition by Laitinen.

The Heart of the Matter: Carrie Mae Weems retrospective.

Cezanne and Us: his legacy from Gauguin to Doig.

From Monet to Hockney: 135 years of landscape painting.

Roy Lichtenstein: Like New, a Pop art retrospective.

Matisse and Alex Katz: two painters of silence in dialogue.

Claes Oldenburg's Six Themes: Pop Art sculptures.

Arthur Jafa's acclaimed video montage of Black life.

The Spirit of '76?: 1970s Americana from the bicentennial.

Founding Principles: civics and Staten Island history.

Big City Folk Song Club: new songs with Niall Connolly.

Traditional Irish Sessions: open jams, all welcome.

Lucid Body Basics: acting workshop with Fay Simpson.

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Sarah Hanahan Quartet: late-night jazz with David Kikoski.

Legerdemain: a comedy about a waitress and a strangler.

Learn linocut printmaking with Michele Godwin.

Glazing Deep Dive with Camila Ruiz: hands-on glaze workshop.

King Lear: immersive Shakespeare with audiences on the move.

A darkly comic Louisiana love story of death and redemption.

Color Intaglio: advanced color printmaking workshop.

Reading Garbage: A. R. Ammons and the Long Poem

Closer-Look Tour of the schoolgirl art exhibition.

Spies Among Us: New York espionage from Revolution to 1830s.

OPEN HOURS: free tours of a 1914 railroad barge museum.

Aeterna Fuse: jazz with pianist Michael Denis.

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

Thursday Action: four-round rapid chess tournament.

Masquerade: immersive Phantom of the Opera musical.

Here There Are Blueberries, by Kaufman and Gronich.

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

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

Pete Rodriguez: Latin-tinged jazz with his own band.

School Pictures, a solo musical by Milo Cramer.

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

Helder Guimarães' solo show The Hope Theory.

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