Celebrating Black stories

Witness the intersecting lives of three families, including a Black family determined to find their way in a rapidly changing America. This production highlights the pursuit of the American Dream and the resilient spirit required to claim one’s place in history.

August Wilson’s masterpiece offers a profound look at the Great Migration and the spiritual search for one’s own "song" and identity. This production honors the journey of those reclaiming their heritage and finding strength in their community during a pivotal era of history.

Go behind the scenes of the 1992 Dangerous World Tour to see how Michael Jackson’s creative genius infiltrated every corner of global music and dance. This production celebrates a groundbreaking Black artist who shattered industry barriers, redefined the global pop landscape, and remains the ultimate blueprint for excellence.

This reimagining transforms a classic into a high-octane celebration of Ballroom culture and Black and Brown queer joy. It’s a must-see for its spectacular fusion of community, identity, and the triumphant spirit of the runway.

Dre stayed. Des left. Years later, this North American premiere from Olivier-nominated writer Benedict Lombe finds two young, gifted, Black exes crashing back into each other's lives, tracing how love, memory, and distance reshape each other over a decade apart.

In NOVA, a Nigerian-American comedian flips the legend of Casanova inside out, mining desire, power, and pleasure through a distinctly Black comic lens. Writer-performer Obehi Agbede shares the bill with Girls Really Listen to Me, a cutting look at Upper East Side privilege, in one of Matchbook's boldest new-voice pairings.