Drag Race star Alaska, Adam Pascal, and Nick Adams lead the Off-Broadway musical at New World Stages.

The new musical is nominated for 12 honors, including Outstanding New Broadway Musical.

Strange Rock and Rollers, honoring the Hedwig composer, will be held at Joe's Pub.

Nominations will be announced April 30 with the awards ceremony set for June 1.

The Sophie Treadwell drama will mark the Off-Broadway debut for New York Theatre Company.

Playwrights Horizons is presenting the world premiere of Haddad's solo show.

Due to the expansive nature of Off-Broadway, this list is not comprehensive.

Marilu Henner and Marsha Mason also discuss the evening of monologues currently running Off-Broadway.

Betsy Wolfe is leading the stage show about Miracle Mop inventor and businesswoman Joy Mangano.

Andrew Winans will direct the American premiere at Players Theatre.

Also featuring Waites' band Heartbreak Waites, Lucky Man–A Warrior’s Journey will play a strictly limited engagement this June.

Les Waters is directing the new work, back on after a strike postponed the original run.

Three evenings featuring former Ars Nova artists will benefit the Off-Broadway company.

Amber Iman, Nick Rashad Burroughs, and Austin Scott star in the work, with music and lyrics by Michael Thurber.

The Leonard Bernstein musical will run at New York City Center Encores! April 30–May 11.

The solo show will play three performances as part of the Manhattan venue's Pride programming.

Written in 2002 by one of the foremothers of the Black Arts Movement, Chiaroscuro invites audiences to join six Black singles on a singles cruise to nowhere.

The annual event, honoring the best of Broadway and Off-Broadway, will be held May 16 at the Ziegfeld Ballroom.

Adam Gwon and Jonathan Silverstein's new musical is about a theatre-loving teacher. It's also Silverstein's final production at Keen Company.

GLASS. KILL. WHAT IF IF ONLY. IMP., which opened April 16, will perform for another two weeks.

In this one-man reimagining of Richard II, Shakespeare’s work is stripped to its core, one actor embodying every ambition, betrayal, and fall from grace.

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To make tickets more affordable, many Off-Broadway shows have implemented rush, lottery, and inexpensive ticket policies.

The Emursive production played its final performance April 19.

Elizabeth Marvel stars as a visionary fashion photographer coming to terms with the power of her own gaze.

The production will be the New York premiere of Pulitzer winning playwright Donald Margulies’ newest work.

The director-performer has overseen four shows this season, many of them about love and ambition, while balancing family.

Kevin Zak is writing and directing the send-up of the 1998 film starring Lindsay Lohan.

The Tony-winning musical may be coming back as an immersive experience.

Keenan Tyler Oliphant will direct Hassan's Practice, described as a "shapeshifting psycho-comedy."

They are taking over for Havana Rose Liu and Kristine Froseth, who are departing April 25.

The recording will feature performances from show co-creator Alaska, Adam Pascal, Nick Adams, and more.

The hit Off-Broadway revival continues at the Westside Theatre.

James Macdonald is directing the production, a quartet of one-acts by Caryl Churchill.

Lonne Elder III's play returns to New York via Peccadillo Theater Company, Negro Ensemble Company, and Eric Falkenstein.

The performance is the latest from Deaf Broadway, part of the arts complex's annual Summer for the City series.

Randal Myler directs the rotating cast of the new Off-Broadway show penned by Behar.

Julia Masli's comedy sees the trained clown using a bronze leg and a handbell to clear all your worries.

Written by Douglas Lyons and Ethan D. Pakchar, the show will premiere Off-Broadway later this summer.

Matt Rodin and Elizabeth Stanley star in the world premiere Off-Broadway for Keen Company.

The busy performer is leading the cast of a new play about Abby Chava Stein, a rabbi who came out as trans.

Jordan Tannahill's new play is making its world premiere with Shayok Misha Chowdhury directing.

Sara Bareilles, Kelly McCreary, Maya Hawke, Nathan Lee Graham, and more were part of the April 10 celebration.

Tony winner Danya Taymor is directing the U.S. premiere.

Plus, meet the actors who are playing the iconic characters in the new musical.

Penned by Ciara Elizabeth Smyth, the work follows a celebrated Dublin-based theatre company which has just started rehearsals for a new play.

The autobiographical piece was a 2023 Drama Desk nominee for Outstanding Musical.

Les Waters is directing the new work, back on after a strike postponed the original run.

Signature Theatre's 35th season will spotlight the works of Heather Christian and Lauren Yee.

The hit revival continues at the Westside Theatre.