Judd Hollander

The three-man act exceptionally portrays character nuances from the Dickens classic in this off-Broadway show. The latest stage offering of 59E59 Theaters is Charles Dickens's "David Copperfield." 6/12/2026|Updated: 6/12/2026 NEW YORK CITY—Most lives don’t follow a straight line from cradle to grave. It’s the journey one takes in between that can make it interesting.

Small- and big-screen actors lend their thespian skills on the Great White Way in this play on finding one’s voice.

NEW YORK CITY—A running throughline in several of playwright’s Thornton Wilder’s works (“Our Town,” “The Long Christmas Dinner,” “The Skin of Our Teeth”) is an almost mystical connection to the universe and an endless cycle that shows how we’re part of something bigger than ourselves. That’s constant, even if those involved never fully realize that truism. This idea is also brought to the fore in “The Emporium,” an unfinished work Wilder labored on for many years.