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Broadway's smallest house was named after the beloved leading lady Helen Hayes in 1983 (after her namesake venue was demolished, along with the Morosco and Bijou, to construct the New York Marriott Marquis). The 597-seat space is perfect for chamber musicals or straight drama, and with a house this cozy, you can be assured of excellent sightlines. The nonprofit company Second Stage Theater recently assumed control of the venue; after extensive renovations, overseen by designer David Rockwell, the venue reopened in 2018.
Well-meaning but clueless white teaching artists attempt to create a woke Thanksgiving pageant in this satire by Larissa FastHorse, a member of the Sicangu Lakota Nation's Rosebud Sioux Tribe. The play had its world premiere at Playwrights Horizons in 2018; this version is directed by Rachel Chavkin (Hadestown) for Second Stage, and stars D’Arcy Carden, Scott Foley and Chris Sullivan.
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