Generation Women is a multigenerational storytelling night that invites a woman or non-binary performer in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s+ to share an original true story on a theme.

Cat is back at Joe's Pub!

Your prayers have finally been answered! Comedian Peru Flores welcomes you into his childhood bedroom as he reflects on his youth, and growing up as a closeted queer boy in two different countries.

Through a variety of song genres, Ashley Meeks will take you on a journey of love, loss, and finding herself again.

Rooted in R&B, Jazz, and songwriter traditions, Raina combines familiar sonic palettes with lyrical precision and poetic storytelling.

This fun celebration of pride brings together a diverse panel to talk about being LGBTQ+, disabled, and fabulous.

Join Los Cielitos in reviving this beautiful music of yesteryear; to a sonic landscape of swaying palm trees with warm romantic melodies filling the night air.

Afghan American rabab virtuoso Qais Essar has joined forces with Sikh American trumpet player and singer Sonny Singh in a new project that obliterates musical, political, and religious boundaries.

Hilarious, heartbreaking, and completely unforgettable, this is the show you’ll be talking about long after the lights come up.

What did our most formative movies and TV shows teach us about pregnant teenagers, questionable age gaps, and drug addiction? You’re about to find out.

Two unique long form meditative song cycles performed by Peter Salett on acoustic guitar and vocals along with a string quartet, bass, drums, vibraphone and french horn.

This comedy solo show is based on the time when comedian Ricky Sim was grappling with the decision to come out to his Chinese-Malaysian immigrant mother, just as she was diagnosed with terminal cancer – talk about good timing.

Written mostly in her bedroom or while on long walks, the EP represents an artist who has finally found her voice.

Comedian Gianmarco Soresi celebrates the theater kid in all of us. With special guest Alex Edelman.

The group has been called "A 21st Century Cream"--and their range and power truly extraordinary.

In this landmark collaboration, Eric Berryman performs an album of toasts: bawdy poetry from the Black-American oral tradition that tells witty, fantastical stories about legendary street heroes.

Tied together through the force of will of a matriarchy of women, the Ingramettes' dance on the pews stomp down gospel jubilee that is nothing short of legendary.

Guided by the philosophy of "ending the segregation of sound vibration," the ensemble tears down the walls between genres, weaving together the threads of classical, jazz, rock, hip-hop, and global rhythms into a tapestry of pure sonic freedom.