New York City Center

Experience the unparalleled star power of Hugo Marchand, the world-renowned Étoile of the Paris Opera Ballet, in a virtuosic dance performance at New York City Center. As part of the prestigious Artists at the Center series, this limited engagement features a rare staging of Maurice Béjart’s iconic Boléro and seductive contemporary ballet masterpieces, making it the premier NYC ticket for classical dance enthusiasts this summer.

This sharp new play skips the usual historical-drama tropes for a high-stakes, intellectual standoff that feels both urgent and deeply human. It’s an "insider secret" pick that trades big theatrical spectacles for a claustrophobic, "can’t-look-away" tension that will have you debating the ending long after the house lights come up.

Seeing this score back in its New York element reminds you why the music changed the genre, trading massive Broadway sets for a concert-style focus on the high-energy choreography. It’s a loud, multi-generational celebration of Washington Heights that captures the specific heat and grit of a city summer.

Every word in Eric Bentley's docudrama is verbatim from the 1940s House Committee on Un-American Activities transcripts: the actual testimonies of Arthur Miller, Jerome Robbins, Paul Robeson, Elia Kazan, Lillian Hellman, and others under pressure to defend their integrity, protect their careers, or betray their peers, alongside the committee's own probing, chilling questions. A rotating all-star cast performs across the 15-week run on Stage 1.