Greenwich Village events: Concerts, parties, readings and more

Prior to the major developments of her last five years—her TikTok stardom, her transition, her trans advocacy, her Bud Light ad campaign and the hateful backlash and boycott it engendered—Dylan Mulvaney was in the chorus of Broadway's Book of Mormon. So it's no surprise that this autobiographical solo show about her roller-coaster ride of self-discovery incorporates elements of musical-theater fabulousness, including several original songs. Tim Jackson, who directed the show's hit production at the Edinburgh Fringe last year, returns to oversee its Off Broadway debut, along with the impending Broadway premiere of Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York).

The boundary-busting comedian Natalie Palamides loves a high concept: She dressed as an egg for her first solo show, Laid, and donned hirsute dudebro drag for her astonishing follow-up, the toxic-masculinity lampoon Nate (which was filmed for a 2020 Netflix special). In Weer, which was a hit in Edinburgh last year, she takes he-said-she-said comedy to new extremes: Dividing herself down the middle through makeup and costume, she simultaneously plays both parts of the kind of young couple you might find in a 1990s romcom. The cherry on top: This production marks the official reopening of the Cherry Lane Theatre, a century-old Off Broadway landmark that has been closed for renovation since it was purchased by the film studio A24 in 2023.