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WEER

September—December, 2025

A comedy by Natalie Palamides.

Runtime: 90 minutes.

“A completely fearless atom bomb of energy.” ★★★★★ – The Telegraph, UK.

WEER is recommended for ages 18 and up due to nudity, sexual content, and mature themes.

*Please be advised that this production also includes the use of flashing lights/strobes, prop firearms, and gunshot sound effects. Please also note that guests seated in the first row may get slightly wet*

Japanese Breakfast & Celine Song

October 2025

A conversation between Materialists director Celine Song and Japanese Breakfast: on the music of Materialists, great love songs, and everything in-between. Followed by an acoustic, orchestra backed Japanese Breakfast performance, including "My Baby (Got Nothing At All) from the Materialists soundtrack, and other favorites.

Paris, Texas

October 2025

Join us for a screening of the 1984 film Paris, Texas, directed by Wim Wenders. Followed by a conversation with the film's production designer Kate Altman. Part of International Production Design Week 2025. Moderated by director Anna Rose Holmer.

Runtime: 147 minutes

Note: Cherry Lane Theatre does not feature previews. We recommend arriving 15 minutes before the performance.

An Evening with Florence Welch

October 2025

Rolling Stone Interview Live and Cherry Lane Theatre present an intimate evening with Florence Welch. A rare conversation offering a window into her creative world, followed by a special three-song acoustic performance.

Request tickets here.

Upcoming Shows


WEER

Oct 17 · Fri · 9:30 PM

A comedy by Natalie Palamides.

Runtime: 90 minutes.

“A completely fearless atom bomb of energy.” ★★★★★ – The Telegraph, UK.

WEER is recommended for ages 18 and up due to nudity, sexual content, and mature themes.

*Please be advised that this production also includes the use of flashing lights/strobes, prop firearms, and gunshot sound effects. Please also note that guests seated in the first row may get slightly wet*

Deer Wide

Japanese Breakfast & Celine Song

Oct 22 · Wed · 8:00 PM

A conversation between Materialists director Celine Song and Japanese Breakfast: on the music of Materialists, great love songs, and everything in-between. Followed by an acoustic, orchestra backed Japanese Breakfast performance, including "My Baby (Got Nothing At All) from the Materialists soundtrack, and other favorites.

Japanese Breakfast

Paris, Texas

Oct 25 · Sat · 4:00 PM

Join us for a screening of the 1984 film Paris, Texas, directed by Wim Wenders. Followed by a conversation with the film's production designer Kate Altman. Part of International Production Design Week 2025. Moderated by director Anna Rose Holmer.

Runtime: 147 minutes

Note: Cherry Lane Theatre does not feature previews. We recommend arriving 15 minutes before the performance.

Paris Texas

Founded in 1923, Cherry Lane Theatre is NY’s oldest Off-Broadway Theater and has come to be known as “The Birthplace of Off-Broadway.”

About the theatre

A black and white photo of the exterior of the Cherry Lane theater. The awning and banner both blow in the breeze, displaying the theater's name. A man in a suit leans against the railing.
Black and white photo from the stage of the seating at the Cherry Lane theater.
An older black-and-white photo of the square nearby. Cars in the foreground frame a giant mural with an arrow pointing to Cherry Lane.
A wide shot of the theater stage being set up. Workers move around while scaffolds are set up on either side.