MONDAY, JUNE 22, 2026

7:00pm
The lynn f. angelson theatre
136 E. 13th Street, NEW YORK, NY

musical theater’s most ambitious high-wire act!

Extraordinary performers from Broadway, film and TV join writers, composers, directors, choreographers and a live band to create and perform four brand new short musicals in a single day!

SCHEDULED TO PARTICIPATE

Artists scheduled to participate include Jesse Eisenberg (A Real Pain), Bonnie Milligan (Kimberly Akimbo), Cassadee Pope (The Voice, season 3 winner), David Iacono (The Summer I Turned Pretty), Ashlie Atkinson (The Guilded Age), Morgan Siobhan Green (Hadestown), Warren Leight (Side Man), Rodd Cyrus (Ragtime), Kate Wetherhead (The Devil Wears Prada), Dee Roscioli (Death Becomes Her), Olli Haaskivi (Oppenheimer), Michael Mitnick (Scotland, PA), Alex Gibson (Octet), Natalie Walker (White Girl In Danger), Eli Bolin (The Sack Lunch Bunch), Faye Chiao and Tasha Gordon-Solmon (Fountain of You), Christopher Sears (Dog Day Afternoon), Colm Summers (Every Brilliant Thing, Geffen) and additional cast and creative team to be announced.

ABOUT THE EVENT

‘sIn 2006, we decided writing, staging, memorizing and performing new plays in 24 hours simply wasn’t enough of a challenge — and thus, The 24 Hour Musicals were born. Our musical event features marquee talent up close and personal, with singing, dancing and a live band on hand for musical theater’s most ambitious high-wire act.

Designed as an intimate, off-Broadway counterpart to The 24 Hour Plays on Broadway,  The 24 Hour Musicals launched in 2006 with a secret show, featuring a musical by the late great David Rakoff. Since then, we’ve regularly gathered to create and perform four brand new short musicals in a single day, rotating between venues including Atlantic Theater’s Linda Gross Theater, Joe’s Pub, The Highline Ballroom and the Lynn F. Angelson Theater.

The 24 Hour Musicals are a madcap night of theater, where anything is possible — you never know when you’ll see SNL’s Rachel Dratch as a musical theater star, or Jake Gyllenhaal in quarantine singing a love song by Jeanine Tesori and David Lindsay-Abaire, or John Mulaney belting out a tune in a diaper as “Baby Onesie.”