Abingdon Theatre Company to Stage Every Wednesday Night
The musical will premiere at The Flea Theater this spring as part of the company's 34th season celebration.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Arts Theater — General
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Abingdon Theatre Company will debut the new musical Every Wednesday Night from March 23 to April 25, 2027, at The Flea Theater. The production is a highlight of the organization's 34th season, titled Ever Forward, Ever Evolving: 34 Years of Breaking Boundaries.
Why it matters
The upcoming production serves as a centerpiece for the company's long-running efforts to support new theatrical works. By securing a limited engagement for this original musical, the theater continues its multi-decade commitment to regional stage development.
The company is entering its 34th year of operations and will host the seventh annual Raise the Page festival. The festival serves as a recurring flagship initiative for the organization.
The players
Abingdon Theatre Company
This New York City-based institution is dedicated to developing and producing new plays and musicals.
Jon D'Agostino
He is a writer and composer who serves as a primary creative force behind the musical Every Wednesday Night.
Chad Austin
He is an established theater director who is leading the upcoming Bobby Short tribute evening.
The details
Every Wednesday Night features a book by Jon D'Agostino with additional materials from Max Mondi, while D'Agostino and Michael August provided the music and lyrics. The story unfolds at a karaoke bar known as Escondido's.
Timeline
January 21, 2027: Bobby Short tribute evening at The Laurie Beechman Theatre
February 3-4, 2027: Raise the Page festival at AMT Theater
March 23-April 25, 2027: Limited engagement of Every Wednesday Night at The Flea Theater
Industry Dynamics
This production fits into a broader trend of independent companies leveraging partnerships with established venues like The Flea Theater to sustain the New York City arts ecosystem. By rotating seasonal festivals and new musicals, the organization maintains its footprint in a competitive theater market.
Theater enthusiasts can plan to attend the upcoming limited engagement at The Flea Theater this spring. Additionally, audience members have the opportunity to participate in the Raise the Page festival events held in partnership with AMT Theater early in the year.
The takeaway
The Abingdon Theatre Company continues to focus on original storytelling by blending established seasonal traditions with new musical premieres. Residents of the area can track the company's 34th season to stay updated on future casting announcements and ticket release schedules.
Further reading
For more information on the local performance calendar, visit the Arts Theater section.
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