Theater in Hackensack, NJ tonight and this week

Musical retelling of the myths of Orpheus and Eurydice and of Hades and Persephone, with songs by Anaïs Mitchell. $79–$199.

It's A Wonderful Life on stage at the Broadhurst Theatre.

A Broadway musical about twin sisters Mary and Martha Clarke, who pass for white in 1893 Texas and go on the run. Stars Solea Pfeiffer and Liisi LaFontaine, with Ledisi and Luke James. $40–$142.50.

A musical comedy about a couple trapped in a town where every day is a musical, and the only escape is true love. $50.60–$159.

LADY, an absurdist UK comedy written and directed by Samuel Abrahams and starring Sian Clifford, about a lonely aristocrat who dupes a struggling director into filming her every move.

A conversation between Paul Krugman and Heather Cox Richardson.

Magic: The Gathering in Commander, its four-player format: each deck is built around one legendary card, its commander, and everyone starts at 40 life. Casual play for up to 32 players; entry is $10.

Paul Taylor Dance Company performs Spindrift, Last Look and Brandenburgs, with live music, during a three-week season that also brings world premieres by Lauren Lovette, Robert Battle and Pam Tanowitz.

A musical set in Oz, where a rivalry between two young women turns into an unlikely friendship. $76–$125.

The Book of Mormon: two young missionaries, go-getter Elder Price and awkward, well-meaning Elder Cunningham, are sent to Uganda to convert citizens to the Mormon religion.

The musical of Henry VIII's six wives, retold as a pop celebration of girl power. $78.25–$173.

Hamilton, book, music and lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda, follows Founding Father Alexander Hamilton’s rise as he fights for honor, love and a legacy. Based on Ron Chernow’s biography, the score blends hip-hop, jazz, R&B and Broadway.

A lively stage adaptation of the Academy Award-winning 1994 Disney film following a young lion prince who flees the African Pride Lands after a tragedy orchestrated by his wicked uncle.

Performance of Aladdin at the New Amsterdam Theatre.

A 12-week after-work acting lab covering training, rehearsal, production, and performing on the New York stage.

Dinner show with a $25 per person food and beverage minimum per set, not counting tax and tip. Your ticket is your reservation, and a livestream link is emailed 30 minutes before.

A coping device through movement for people with substance use and mental health disorders, and their loved ones.

A comedy show by Kelly McCaughan that takes on the impossible standards of the Catholic Church through personal stories, clowning and audience participation. It costs $40.

An evening of magic and mentalism at Honey's with magician Jack Fox Baum.

Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic at UBS Arena in Elmont, New York.

NCHS The Dome to Host Grand Premiere of ‘America the Beautiful’ at New Canaan High School in Connecticut.

Grand Premiere of ‘America the Beautiful’ at NCHS The Dome at New Canaan High School in Connecticut.

The Fantasticks at the Helen Hayes Theatre.

Autobiographical comedy hour from artist and comedian Max Wittert, featuring over 1,200 original drawings. $25 to $50.

Magic Hunks Australia takeover, a girls night out show; 21+.

Child's Play Camp: Acting Hamilton at McKinney Chapel in Brooklyn, New York.

An open house for the Spring Conservatory + Part-Time Acting program at the Terry Knickerbocker Studio.

A pub crawl around Huntington Village solving the mystery of "A Portrait Without a Face" while discovering ghost stories, local history, and watering holes.

The Tony-winning musical of a coming-of-age story in Tulsa, 1967, about Ponyboy, Johnny and the Greaser outsiders. $132.50–$200.

& Juliet imagines Juliet getting a second chance at life and love, told through pop anthems by Max Martin and his collaborators, including 'Roar' and 'Since U Been Gone.' $66–$346.