The Pulitzer finalist directs her new play about redemption of the seemingly irredeemable.

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

Thomas Sweitzer's solo play won Best Solo Performance at the 2022 Capital Fringe Festival.

The creator and star of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend has a new solo piece, Death, Let Me Do My Show, now running Off-Broadway.

The musical is inspired by Percy Bysshe Shelley’s translation of Euripides’ Cyclops.

Rothman has led the esteemed company since its founding in 1979.

The musical begins Off-Broadway previews at Soho Playhouse September 20.

The evening will feature Deirdre O'Connell, Murray Hill, Marc delaCruz, and more.

Mike Lemme's production will hold Equity-approved showcases at the end of the month to expand its creative and production teams.

Florencia Iriondo's new musical won the 2023 Pipeline Arts Foundation Award for New Musical Theatre.

Colman Domingo will also star in and direct the audio adaptation of his play Wild With Happy.

The new choreopoem from nicHi Douglas features music by S T A R R Busby and JJJJJerome Ellis.

SUGAR HILL: The Ellington/Strayhorn Nutcracker will then play Chicago after its debut at New York City Center.

Emily Mann will direct the Tennessee Williams classic.

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

The screen star will make her stage debut as the murdered actor Susan Cabot.

The Monty Python-style send-up of the Bram Stoker classic is currently haunting Off-Broadway's New World Stages.

The one-woman musical comedy opened September 14 Off-Broadway. Crazy Ex-Girlfriend co-stars Tovah Feldshuh and Patti LuPone were in attendance.

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V and Mary Beth Peil will be honored at the event, set for NYC's Edison Ballroom in October.

The now extended production featuring the original Chicago cast is now playing Audible's Minetta Lane Theatre.

Robert Galinsky directs the solo exploration of womanhood in the 1960s.

Papp's memoir, detailing her life in the theatre, will be released next month.

Michael Herwitz directs Max Wolf Friedlich's new play.

The new work is presented by Roundabout Theatre Company in association with New York Theatre Workshop.

Stephanie Rosenberg directs Cooper Jordan's horror parody.

The one-woman musical comedy opened September 14 at Off-Broadway's Lucille Lortel Theatre.

The Pulitzer Prize winner's newest play was recently extended at Off-Broadway's Linda Gross Theater.

The new musical celebrates the resilience and hope of Holocaust survivors through Yiddish song.

A rotating cast of Broadway guest stars are set to appear in the musical parody at The Box in October.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at the Off-Broadway musical with new photos from The Dressing Room Project.

The productions will be presented Off-Broadway at The Pershing Square Signature Center.

The Cyrus Aaron play begins at the Off-Broadway company September 27.

The dynamic new space opened to the public September 13, the final public element of the World Trade Center site.

Set in Northern California, the Pulitzer winner's newest play centers on five women holding a philosophical conversation, grappling with suffering and desire.

Tyne Rafaeli will direct Jen Silverman's new play about the art of propaganda.

Annaleigh Ashford and John Larroquette are among the producers bringing the autobiographical comedy to NYC.

Stuart Ross will direct the York Theatre Company production.

Joe Rosario directs the Ruth Stage production of James McLure’s dark comedy.

Along with co-directing and choreographing, Glover will appear in the production's dance ensemble.

The production will mark the first ever theatre-dance work to be presented at the Off-Broadway venue.

Manhattan Theatre Club, a Home for Artists will be available to stream for free November 21.

The Off-Broadway musical will release a cast recording September 15.

The popular storytelling dining experience will stay a little longer at the hotel's Club Car.

The Broadway veteran is currently playing a literary agent in Off-Broadway's Pay the Writer.

The evening will honor theatre agent Sarah L. Douglas and John Weidman, who revised the book for the company's upcoming revival of I Can Get It for You Wholesale.

The play follows ten Polish classmates, five Jewish and five Catholic, growing up as friends, who then turn on one another with life and death consequences.

Set in Northern California, the new play from Pulitzer winner Annie Baker centers on five women holding a philosophical conversation as they grapple with suffering and desire.

The West Village venue has been renamed 154.

Papp's memoir, detailing her life in the theatre, will be released next month.