From October 21 to 25, a festival at Open Jar Studios features ten readings of new plays by TNB2S+ artists, culminating on October 26 with a commissioning project at The LGBT Community Center that showcases diverse voices.

On October 26, the festival concludes with the Limitless series at The LGBT Community Center, presenting 12 monologues or short scenes performed by notable actors, highlighting the creative work of TNB2S+ artists.

The festival's schedule includes specific play readings such as 'AriDy Nox's Death Comes in Threes,' 'Legend,' 'The Lady of M Street,' 'Hiraeth Or, When Pluto Was a Planet,' and 'Punch Back,' each exploring themes relevant to TNB2S+ experiences.

The festival kicks off on October 20 with a star-studded concert of 'The Drowsy Chaperone' at Carnegie Hall, featuring performers like Laverne Cox and Alex Newell, with proceeds supporting Trans Lifeline, Black Trans Liberation, and Breaking the Binary Theatre.

All events, including the readings and the Limitless series, are designed to celebrate TNB2S+ artists and stories, emphasizing the importance of diverse voices in theatre.

The Playbill Podcast features episodes highlighting the fourth annual Breaking the Binary Theatre Festival, which runs from October 20 to 26 in NYC, focusing on work by transgender, non-binary, and Two-Spirit+ artists.

This festival continues its mission to promote TNB2S+ theatre, showcasing innovative works and fostering visibility for marginalized communities.

A related podcast episode features a roundtable discussion with TNB2S+ artists and the festival founder, moderated by George Strus, emphasizing the festival's impact and the importance of diverse storytelling.

The episode aims to connect theatre fans with news, insights, and recommendations, highlighting the significance of diverse voices in the arts.

All readings are scheduled at 3 and 7 PM, with the Limitless series performance at 5 PM on October 26, offering audiences a rich variety of stories from the TNB2S+ community.