Girls' night out

This isn't the feline fever dream you remember from the nineties; it’s a high-fashion, high-energy reimagining that trades the spandex for the sweat and swagger of the underground Ballroom scene. It’s the ultimate "girls' night" pick because it feels like an actual party, where the runway walks are as sharp as the talent and the atmosphere is built for grabbing a drink and leaning into the spectacle.

If your group chat lives for a "bad date" post-mortem, this sharp-tongued comedy about a blind date gone spectacularly wrong is the play you’ll be debating over dinner afterward. It skips the sentimentality for "can they really say that?" humor, making it a perfect match for a night of honest conversation and a few rounds of cocktails while you dissect the messy, hilarious social politics on stage.

If you’re looking for the ultimate excuse to grab a round of drinks and lean into pure, unadulterated chaos, this campy reimagining of the Titanic film—narrated by a hilariously heightened Céline Dion—is the high-energy residency your group chat has been waiting for. The Daryl Roth Theatre transforms into a velvet-soaked jukebox fever dream where the powerhouse vocals are only outmatched by the "can they actually say that?" humor, making it the rare NYC night out that feels like a genuine insider secret.

Two iconic rivals take the phrase "looking good" to supernatural extremes in this campy, high-glam battle of the divas. It’s a riotous celebration of vanity, vengeance, and the immortal bond between frenemies who refuse to go out of style.

Ditch the history books and join the ultimate girl-group concert where royalty finally reclaims the mic and the narrative. This high-octane pop party proves that sisterhood is the only way to truly survive a toxic ex.

Reimagining the world’s most famous heartbreak as a neon-soaked journey of self-discovery, this jukebox anthem flips the script on traditional romance. It’s a glittering tribute to choosing your best friends over a balcony scene and dancing through a second chance at life.

Channel the electric energy of a late-night girl's trip with this viral dance spectacle created by TikTok dance sensation Cost 'N' Mayor that captures the rhythm of a night out on the town. A high-energy, movement-driven exploration of the connections we make when the sun goes down and the music takes over - it's giving When Harry Met Sally.

Forget the flying monkeys—this one is really about that ride-or-die energy between two women who couldn't be more different. It’s the ultimate tribute to the friend who actually changes your life, and screaming the lyrics to "For Good" with your bestie is basically a Galentine’s rite of passage.

Relive the awkward, endearing magic of childhood through this hilarious and heartwarming competition where everyone is just trying to fit in. It’s a nostalgic hug of a show that celebrates the quirks that make us who we are and the friends who cheer for us from the sidelines.

Get your group together for a trip to Skid Row in this legendary cult classic that perfectly blends 60s girl-group harmonies with B-movie mayhem. It’s a soulful, campy delight that highlights the grit and resilience found in the unlikeliest of places.

Take the pressure off the classics and toast to a night of boozy, unscripted theater where the only thing more certain than the tragedy is the hangover. It’s a wild, interactive party that turns the most famous love story into a chaotic celebration of "one more round" with your inner circle.

When Julia and Jane realize they both once shared a passionate pre-marriage fling with the same Frenchman—who has just sent word he’s arriving in London—their polite afternoon tea quickly devolves into a competitive, cocktail-fueled vigil. It’s a sharp-tongued look at how quickly best-friend loyalties can fray when old flames and mutual insecurities enter the room, offering a front-row seat to the kind of beautifully messy social chaos that feels both vintage and entirely recognizable.