With the many entertainment choices New York City has to offer, it can be difficult to make a choice. Look no further. "On Stage" host Frank DiLella has curated a list of “must-see” shows this week, directing you to the best of Broadway, off-Broadway and beyond.

BroadwayCon

Many consider it the ultimate gathering spot for theater fans — BroadwayCon is here Friday through Sunday at the New York Hilton Midtown. DiLella caught up with BroadwayCon creator Melissa Anelli, who stopped by the studio for a preview of what folks can expect from this year’s convention.

"If you are a fan of Broadway, you're not even going to know what to do or where to go throughout the whole weekend," Anelli said. "We have audio and photo experiences. We have opportunities for you to see your favorite broadway star or your favorite broadway show in a new light, in a funny light.

For tickets, visit broadwaycon.com.

“The Journals of Adam and Eve: The World's First Love Story”

On the off-Broadway front, TV icons Marilu Henner and Hal Linden join forces in the new play “The Journals of Adam and Eve: The World's First Love Story.”  The two-hander, by Ed Weinberger, shines a spotlight on the world’s first love story from Eden to exile. "The Journals of Adam and Eve" is playing at The Sheen Center  through Sunday.

For tickets, visit sheencenter.org.

“Ain't Done Bad"

At the Pershing Square Signature Center “Ain’t Done Bad” is a theatrical dance piece by "So You Think You Can Dance" alum Jakob Karr. Set to the music of country superstar Orville Peck, “Ain’t Done Bad” is a story of coming out and finding love and acceptance. It plays through the end of the month. 

For tickets, visit www.AintDoneBad.com.