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

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The work follows a first-generation child of Mexican immigrants torn between joining the family business or embarking on her own dream of attending college.

Cats: "The Jellicle Ball" co-director Zhailon Levingston is helming the new work by Joriah Kwamé.

The legendary musical introduced such favorites as "Broadway Baby" and "Losing My Mind" and gave Michael Bennett his first directing credit.

The adaptation of the popular series previously played London's West End.

The Lucille Lortel Awards, honoring Off-Broadway theatre, will be held May 4.

Tony winner LaChanze directs the Alice Childress play.

The Frank Wildhorn adaptation of the popular manga series previously played London's West End.

Victoria Clark, Leslie Uggams, and Jason Robert Brown are among the starry list of Broadway favorites set to perform at the May event.

Olivia Washington and Grantham Coleman star in the Alice Childress play for Classic Stage Company.

Conceived by Jennifer Ashley Tepper, the project features more than 20 seldom-heard songs by the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning writer.

Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman’s play "contains moments of extreme shock and tension."

Levon Hawke, Billy Crudup, Lily Rabe, Ella Beatty, and Hamish Linklater are featured in the cast, with Jack O'Brien at the helm.

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