Symphony Space

TT Exclusive Dates!! This searing new play from the acclaimed team behind Prima Facie follows a high-ranking Crown Court judge whose meticulously balanced professional and private lives are thrown into sudden, destabilizing turmoil. Engage with a powerful cinematic screening featuring an Oscar-nominated lead performance that interrogates the tension between justice, family loyalty, and the survival of one's true self.

TT Exclusive Dates!! Faith, truth, and accountability take center stage in this recorded production of a contemporary moral drama.

A one-night-only AAPI Heritage Month event where Selected Shorts joins forces with the Asian American Writers' Workshop for short fiction about what families pass down and what gets lost in translation along the way. Host Wajahat Ali keeps things sharp and funny, with stage and screen actors (Conrad Ricamora among them) bringing the stories to life.

This performance explores the profound and humorous milestones of life through a series of short stories that capture the transformative power of "firsts." Engage with a poignant literary showcase where actors of stage and screen breathe life into narratives about the pivotal moments that change us forever.

This launch event for a sweeping new novel explores the intricate ties between friendship, love, and the lifelong pursuit of artistic expression. Engage with a brilliant literary discussion featuring a live reading and an interactive Q&A that delves into the creative process behind a modern master's latest work.

This electrifying book launch explores a narrative woven with memory and art, following the unexpected turns that shape a human life through the lens of an iconic Pulitzer Prize-nominated storyteller. Engage with an insightful literary conversation featuring the author of The Dutch House as she delves into her latest work alongside a fellow master of contemporary fiction.

Helen Mirren’s performance as Elizabeth II is the real draw here, capturing the private, shifting dynamics of her weekly meetings with a rotating cast of Prime Ministers. This captured broadcast from the West End skips the typical dry history for a sharp, witty look at the person behind the crown.

Stéphane Wrembel brings his annual celebration of gypsy jazz to the stage, turning the room into a transportive corner of Paris that feels more like a late-night hang than a formal concert hall. It’s the kind of evening where you can lose track of time watching world-class guitarists trade lightning-fast solos, making it a perfect pick for anyone who wants a sophisticated night out without the typical Broadway bustle.