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April 16 – June 27, 2026
Direct from three acclaimed, sold-out runs across London – at the Southwark Playhouse Borough, Sheffield Theatre, and, most recently, The Other Palace – KENREX is the blistering true-crime thriller about the thin line between justice served and justice taken. Jack Holden delivers “an astonishing performance” (The Guardian), slipping in and out of 35 characters, all set against a high-octane Americana score.
Run Time: Approximately 2 hours 15 minutes, with one intermission
Content Warning: This production contains haze, flashing lights, strobe lighting, loud noises, gunshot sound effects, depiction of physical violence and death, strong language, and references to grooming, rape, sexual and physical abuse.
NOTE: Same-day rush tickets are available for $32/each, for in-person purchase only.
Rush tickets are offered subject to availability and the rush policy may be modified or withdrawn at any time.
July 14 – September 5, 2026
After suffering a stroke at 30 caused by a literal hole in her heart, comedian Cat Cohen transforms this near-death experience into a wildly funny, song-filled one-woman show about mortality, hypochondria and the undeniable thrill of being the main character. Equal parts confessional comedy and sparkling musical cabaret, Broad Strokes is Cohen at her sharpest, funniest, and most fabulously vulnerable.
June 1, 7pm
HB Studio, in partnership with Greenwich Village’s venerable Lucille Lortel Theatre, presents a public conversation exploring the enduring relevance of Uta Hagen’s legendary Respect for Acting, a book that has influenced and inspired generations of actors. The panel, moderated by HB Board Member and alumni Victor Slezak, is scheduled to include the Tony and Emmy nominee Jessica Hecht (HB teaching artist); Tony-Award nominated Christopher Abbott; Academy Award nominee and 2-time Golden Globe winner Marsha Mason (HB teaching artist); Tony, Golden Globe and Academy Award-winner Mercedes Ruehl (HB teaching artist) and Obie and Lortel Award-winner Peter Francis James (HB teaching artist). This impressive and gifted assembly will examine their craft as a lifelong practice and as a way of life, with particular attention to how Respect for Acting has impacted them personally. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to hear shared insights from an august collection of performers at the top of their game. Participating panelists are subject to change.
Streaming June 1-17
“Our performance is survival”
In this dark comedy-drama, a wealthy couple invites their erstwhile friend over for an evening. An innocent affair turns savage, as Western civilization itself is dismantled. What wars do we harbor in the name of art?
June 8, 7-8pm
FUSONG tells the story of two Chinese women in two different centuries linked by their complicated destiny. As Fusong is kidnapped from her small village in China and thrown into the dark world of San Francisco’s Chinatown in 1866, Isabel, a novelist, grapples with her books being banned and how the truth of Fusong’s story impacts her own place in the divided America of 2025. Their lives intertwine, leading them on a journey to discover their shared legacy of resilience and resistance to the status quo. Based on “The Lost Daughter of Happiness” by Geling Yan.