Hidden Jewel Box Theater Announces Diverse Fall 2026 Lineup
The baroque pop-up Hidden Jewel Box Theater, located within the Port Authority Bus Terminal and home to The Love Show NYC, has unveiled its Fall 2026 season featuring comedy, dance, and experimental cinema.
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Intimate baroque theater in Port Authority will host Papa Do Preach, THE LOVE SHOW, and stand-up comedy shows.
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The Hidden Jewel Box Theater has announced its Fall 2026 season, featuring a lineup of comedy, dance, drag, film, music, burlesque and variety performances running September through December.
Created by director and choreographer Angela Harriell of The Love Show NYC, the Hidden Jewel Box is an intimate pop-up theater located in a hidden corner of the Port Authority Bus Terminal. The venue serves as the home of theatrical dance troupe The Love Show NYC.
Additional performances will be added throughout the season.
September 16, October 21, November 18 and December 16
Papa Do Preach is a comedy variety show featuring comedy, music, drag and additional acts from New York performers.
September 17
The venue's in-house theatrical dance company, The Love Show NYC, returns for an intimate evening of dance and theatrical performance.
September 18 and October 15
Knock Twice Comedy Show brings a secret stand-up comedy experience to the Hidden Jewel Box Theater.
September 19
Laughing & Talking & Laughing With Singing combines a musical revue and talk show with the story of otherworldly creature and host Hattie Hayes.
September 26
Los Video Nasties will present eight award-winning short films from Mexico, Peru, Brazil and Argentina. The program spans independent cinema including LGBTQ+ dramas and experimental animation.
October 9 and 17, November 6 and 7, and December 18
The Oldest Profession takes audiences on a comic journey through 10,000 years of history from a sex worker's perspective.
November 6 and 7
Seattle-based Jerboa Dance returns to New York City with Delirium, featuring performers from both coasts in a dance production combining athletic movement, humor and theatrical storytelling.
November 12
German-born, New York-raised comedian Lucie Pohl will bring her new hour Old as Mold to the venue as part of the New York Comedy Festival. Pohl is also known as the voice of Mercy in the video game Overwatch.
November 13
A Night With Mr. Wonderful is a one-night-only variety show celebrating the songs and legacy of Sammy Davis Jr.
November 14
Pearl Necklace combines dark comedy, burlesque and film noir for an adults-oriented evening of performance.
The Hidden Jewel Box Theater blends design influences ranging from Rococo paintings and Victorian boudoirs to 1970s discotheques and Grimm fairy tales. The building housing the pop-up venue is currently marked for demolition, making the theater a limited-time space.
The exact address is disclosed exclusively to ticketed guests. Additional performances and schedule updates are available at Hidden Jewel Box Theater.
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