June 2026
The Gay Divorce
The Brick presents The Gay Divorce by Cecilia Corrigan playing June 11-20, 2026 at The Brick Theater running time 70 minutes A hilariously twisted nightmare romcom about a brokenhearted trophy wife: as the prospect of her dream gay wedding falls apart, she does, too, and the show follows her psyche’s explosion through a lineup of chaotic femme characters: an immortal witch, a codependent Jesus, a postapocalyptic Real Housewife, even a very grouchy worm! “Very fucking funny” -Eric Andre (comedian, The…
Find out more »Queer Butoh Festival 2026
The Brick presents Queer Butoh Festival 2026 by New York Butoh Institute playing June 24-27, 2026 at The Brick Theater running time 2 hours with intermission Celebrating a decade of radical performance and embodied experimentation, Queer Butoh Festival returns to New York City with four evenings of interdisciplinary performance exploring the evolving landscape of Butoh in NYC and beyond. This year’s festival brings together local and international artists from Mexico, Belgium, South Korea, Singapore, Chile, and across the United States,…
Find out more »Nancy
The Brick presents Nancy by Sean Swenson playing June 25-28 at 7PM at Brick Aux Studio running time 90 minutes A trans agoraphobe strikes up an online correspondence with a Mephistophelean figure named Jack, who promises to rebuild them in his image, before forces both mundane and divine intervene — including a blank verse-speaking Joan of Arc, a neighbor who won't stop watching Heat (1995), and an archangel with a thousand hands. CREATIVE TEAM Sean Swenson - writer, performer Em…
Find out more »July 2026
GOODBYE HORSES: An Unauthorized Retelling of Jonathan Demme’s The Silence of the Lambs
The Brick presents GOODBYE HORSES: An Unauthorized Retelling of Jonathan Demme's The Silence of the Lambs Adapted by Michael Kinnan Original Screenplay by Ted Tally playing July 9-25, 2026 at The Brick Theater running time 70 minutes tickets $40-45 | presale tickets from $35 available thru June 15 From the mind that brought you Never Let Go, prepare yourself for his newest Oscar-winning cinematic tale spin. “Good evening, Clarice.” Now sink your teeth into this wild homage to Hannibal, Clarice,…
Find out more »


