We are so excited to share BBTF 2021 safely with audiences. Plays run for approximately 60-90 minutes with no intermission, and musicals run for approximately 120 minutes with no intermission. Box Office opens 30 minutes before and seating commences 15 minutes prior to the performance. All performances will begin promptly on time. No late seating is permitted. No refunds, returns or exchanges.
We will be following COVID-19 PROTOCOLS.
ORDER TICKETS ONLINE BY CLICKING ON THE PERFORMANCE DATE DESIRED OR GOING TO THE MAIN BBTF PAGE ON THE THEATRE ROW WEBSITE FOR THE FULL LINE UP.
TICKETS CAN ALSO BE PURCHASED AT THE THEATRE ROW BOX OFFICE
OR BY CALLING SPEKTRIX AT (646) 741-5110
THIS WEEK:
CHERRY HOUSE
Friday, September 10 at 5pm
Sunday, September 12 at 2pm
Saturday, September 18 at 8pm
Saturday, October 2 at 8pm
By Frank Dunham, Jr.
In the mid 1800's the carefully calculated life of an African American Madam in NYC is thrown into chaos when she protects a wanted woman from the law.
THE LOVE HATE CLUB
Friday, October 1 at 8pm
Saturday, October 2 at 5pm
Sunday, October 3 at 2pm
By Juan Ramirez, Jr.
Lily finds herself taking care of her ex, Mia, and as old feeling begin to appear, Lily must decide if she's going to love or hate her ex forever. Is it possible to do both! Join the club!
PAST SHOWS:
THE CATAMITE
Tuesday, September 7 at 8pm
Wednesday, September 8 at 5pm
Thursday, September 9 at 8pm
By Ben Parkhill
A poor cross country runner takes increasingly drastic action to stop his much wealthier teammate from applying for the scholarship on which he pinned his future, all while struggling to keep a cultish spiritual movement from pulling his already precarious life apart.
S.U.N. IN THE USA
Wednesday, September 8 at 8pm
Thursday, September 9 at 5pm
Friday, September 10 at 8pm
By Michael Hagins
S.U.N. in the U.S.A. tells the dark story of white voices speaking for the well-being of Black people, as we follow a Black everyman and his journey through different years, decades and centuries in the United States of America.
THE WHIMSICAL WORLD OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Saturday, September 11 at 8pm
Tuesday, September 14 at 8pm
Wednesday, September 15 at 5pm
Saturday, September 18 at 5pm
Book by Marney Makridakis
Music and Lyrics by Anthony and Marney Makridakis
Sherlock Holmes and his fellow fictional characters leap off the page to live out their fantasies when Sir Arthur Conan Doyle suffers an emotional breakdown.
BLOOD ON MY MOTHER'S APRON
Wednesday, September 15 at 8pm
Friday, September 17 at 8pm
Sunday, September 19 at 2pm
Wednesday, September 22 at 8pm
By Rachel Leighson
After English serial killer Amelia Dyer is arrested in 1896, her daughter, Polly Dyer, battles public opinion and the revelations of her mother’s trial to discover the truth of her upbringing.
WHITE WOMAN, BLACK BOY
Tuesday, September 14 at 5pm
Thursday, September 16 at 2pm
Friday, September 17 at 2pm
Tuesday, September 21 at 5pm
By David Holmberg
On the eve of her possible indictment in the notorious Emmett Till murder case, the widow of one of his killers along with other women connected to the incident comes to terms with her terrible past.
BANNED
Thursday, September 16 at 8pm
Friday, September 17 at 5pm
Saturday, September 18 at 2pm
By Iman Ahmed
A mercenary Arab-American political strategist risks burning down the new life she sold her soul to have when an old flame promises to deliver the votes needed to put her fiancé - a rising Congressman-in office in exchange for her help bypassing the Muslim travel ban for his Yemeni wife.
IN THIS PLACE
Tuesday, September 21 at 8pm
Wednesday, September 22 at 5pm
Friday, September 24 at 5pm
By Molly Nevins
A once happily married couple struggle to keep their relationship alive while they raise a child in a forsaken town of the rural South.
THE LAST NIGHT OF THE OKI DOG
Wednesday, September 22 at 2pm
Thursday, September 23 at 8pm
Saturday, September 25 at 5pm
By Jeff Smith & Len Wechsler
1985. Oki Dog, the infamous Hollywood hangout, is closing. A young runaway and her fellow outcasts face an uncertain future without a family or a place to call home.
EDDIE DORAN'S DEAL
Thursday, September 23 at 5pm
Friday, September 24 at 8pm
Saturday, September 25 at 2pm
Wednesday, September 29 at 8pm
By Stephen Boulhosa
In a sea of despair brought on by alcoholism, infidelity and rage, a suicidal man plays a dangerous game with his worst enemy—himself.
RENAMING SHAIM
Saturday, September 25 at 8pm
Sunday, September 26 at 2pm
Tuesday, September 28 at 8pm
By Alethea McCollin
Shay is on a journey to free herself from the trauma of her childhood sexual abuse and along the way she meets kindred spirits Danni and Jan, who must also quell the fear of being shamed, ignored, and silenced in order to reclaim their true identity.
BRILLIANT
Tuesday, September 28 at 5pm
Wednesday, September 29 at 2pm
Thursday, September 30 at 5pm
Friday, October 1 at 2pm
Saturday, October 2 at 2pm
Book, Music, and Lyrics by Dani Tapper
Sarah, a devoted wife and mother, tries desperately to support her atypical son until his disruptive behaviors become too difficult to manage and she is compelled to make decision that will affect his future and their relationship.
THE BLACK COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO
Wednesday, September 29 at 5pm
Thursday, September 30 at 8pm
Friday, October 1 at 5pm
Book, Music, and Lyrics by Michele R. Hampton
In 19th century France, a young, black sailor sets out on a quest for revenge after spending fourteen years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit.
COVID-19 HEALTH AND SAFETY
Your safety is our top priority, and we’ll be following up-to-date Covid protocols (Go to Theatre Row's website for the latest updates). As of right now, any patron above the age of 12 will be required to show proof of vaccination upon entry.
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For all guests, mask wearing is required.
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All guests must complete a COVID-19 Screening and a temperature check before proceeding into the event.