Current Season
14Y Arts + Culture Events
New York City Fringe (Frigid New York) is coming to 14Y in April 2024!
This open, lottery-based theater festival gives artists an opportunity to let their ingenuity thrive in an environment that values freedom of expression.
You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown by Broadway Bods
Friday, April 26 – Sunday, April 28
Presented by Broadway Bods, NYC’s first fat-positive theater company, where we celebrate larger bodies in larger roles, this delightful musical brings the iconic Peanuts gang to life in a whole new way.
As you watch these beloved characters sing and dance their way through life’s quirks and quandaries, you might just catch a glimpse of yourself in their antics. Because let’s face it, whether you’re a blockhead like Charlie Brown or a bossy know-it-all like Lucy, there’s a little piece of every one of us in the Peanuts gang.
Learn more about Broadway Bods here.
Discover 14Y After Dark, our monthly series of events for adults.
Join us once a month for a night of crafting, music, drinks, and more.
Subscribe to the monthly 14Y Arts + Culture Newsletter, which features current and upcoming performances as well as special discounts!
14Y Theater Health & Safety Policy
In alignment with Broadway theaters in New York City, the 14Y Theater has adopted a “mask optional” policy for most performances, unless noted above.
To learn more about our policies across the 14Y, please visit our Health and Safety page.
Thank you for helping to keep our community safe.
LABA: A Laboratory for Jewish Culture
A fellowship program of the 14th Street Y that uses classic Jewish texts to inspire the creation of art, dialogue and study.
Learn MorePast Arts + Culture Seasons
Explore past seasons including our virtual events with links to see recordings of developing work, talkbacks, artists in residency, and local artists who used our empty theater to share their art.
Learn MoreSupporters of 14Y Arts + Culture + LABA
CANVAS—a collaborative giving fund dedicated to Jewish arts and culture.
The 14Y Arts + Culture programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
