
"A New Theatrical Dance Experience"
From viral creators Cost n' Mayor and Hideaway Circus — seven friends dance through memories, maybes, and the question of who they'll be when the clock strikes midnight. High-energy theatrical street-style dance at the historic Orpheum Theater.
"The smartly conceived production may be one of the best parties you'll attend all year."
— Ryan Leeds, 1minutecritic

"Brooklyn's Premier Curiosity Emporium"
Brooklyn Heights' most enchanting curiosity shop — designer playing cards, handcrafted puzzles, and the secret 69 Atlantic hidden theater.
"Brooklyn's Coolest Indoor Playground for Kids"
Brooklyn's coolest indoor playground for kids ages 0–13. Design-forward space with climbing, slides, sensory play, and a parent café.
Our editors scored the 20 best ticketed events and experiences in NYC on a 100-point scale.






Our editors paired each top pick with nearby dining, drinks, and activities — so you can turn one great recommendation into a full day or night.
Start your evening with the hottest Off-Broadway dance show in the East Village, then keep the night going with dinner and drinks just steps away.
Dinner before the show: Raku — a cozy, critically acclaimed udon and tempura spot on E 7th Street, just a block from the Orpheum. The hand-pulled udon is some of the best in the city.
After-show drinks: Death & Co — the legendary cocktail bar on E 6th Street that helped launch the modern speakeasy movement. Reservations recommended, but the walk-in standing room is worth the wait.
Late-night bite: Please Don't Tell (PDT) — enter through the vintage phone booth inside Crif Dogs on St Marks Place. The craft cocktails and gourmet hot dogs are a perfect East Village nightcap.
Take the 6 to Astor Place or the F to 2nd Ave. The Orpheum, Raku, and Death & Co are all within a 5-minute walk of each other.
Catch one of the hottest tickets in Brooklyn — a sold-out close-up performance at 69 Atlantic, the intimate 18-seat hidden theater behind Art of Play — then grab dinner on Atlantic Avenue.
The main event: 69 Atlantic — the tiny hidden theater behind Art of Play that the NY Times, NY Post, and Time Out all call one of the hottest tickets in NYC. Just 18 seats, world-class performers inches away. Every show sells out, so book early.
Dinner after the show: Boutros — a vibrant Eastern Mediterranean restaurant just two blocks down Atlantic Avenue. The lamb kofta and mezze platters are outstanding, and the cocktail list is one of the best in the neighborhood.
Before or after: browse Art of Play itself — designer playing cards, handcrafted puzzles, and curiosities you won't find anywhere else. Then take a sunset walk along the Brooklyn Heights Promenade.
Take the 2/3 to Clark Street or the R to Court Street. 69 Atlantic and Boutros are both on Atlantic Avenue, a short walk from either station.
Let the kids burn off energy at Brooklyn's coolest indoor playground, then head out for a family-friendly lunch and a stroll along the waterfront.
Start at Space Club DUMBO — two hours of sensory play, climbing, and slides in a beautifully designed space (ages 0–13).
Lunch: walk over to Time Out Market on Water Street — a food hall with options for every kid (and parent). The pizza and tacos are crowd favorites.
After lunch: explore Brooklyn Bridge Park — the playgrounds at Pier 6 are fantastic, and Jane's Carousel is a must for little ones.
Take the F to York Street or the A/C to High Street. Space Club and Time Out Market are both on Water Street in DUMBO.

Official Trailer — 11 to Midnight
From viral creators Cost n' Mayor and Hideaway Circus comes a New Year's Eve party you're invited to — where seven friends dance through memories, maybes, and the question of who they'll be when the clock strikes midnight. Featuring a heartfelt story, high-energy theatrical street-style dance, and a genre-hopping soundtrack, 11 to Midnight lets movement do the talking.
"The smartly conceived production may be one of the best parties you'll attend all year."
— Ryan Leeds, 1minutecritic"A high-energy, feel-good theatrical experience that leaves you buzzing long after the curtain falls."
— NYC Theater Guide"Cost n' Mayor bring their viral energy to the stage with a show that's part concert, part dance party, part love letter to friendship."
— BroadwayWorldDon't miss the Off-Broadway dance event of the season.
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