Matt Dickson will direct Harold Brighouse's political satire Off-Broadway.

The Off-Broadway venue has announced seven productions set for the new year, including theatre, music, comedy, and dance performances.

What shows are about to close in New York City?

Scott Elliott directs The New Group production.

Guests are encouraged to dress according to the theme of each event.

The musical's upcoming NY premiere at The Public Theater will feature much of the cast from the work's 2022 Berkeley Rep run.

Scott Elliott directs The New Group production.

The self-described "drag clown" will succeed the musical's co-creator and current star (and fellow Drag Race winner), Alaska.

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

The Tony winner is currently starring in Broadway's The Notebook.

The National Asian American Theatre Company production will give a world premiere to a new modern verse translation of the Shakespeare play from Andrea Thome.

Meghan Finn will direct Barbara Cassidy's play at Off-Broadway's Theatre Row.

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

The evening also features Laura Benanti, Norm Lewis, Andrew Rannells, Shaina Taub, and more.

The new musical at New York Theatre Workshop has just extended to November 27.

The new comedy, playing MCC Theater, opens November 18.

King Lear officially opened Off-Broadway November 14.

Sarah Norris directs the new work from Michelle Kholos Brooks.

Find out when to head to The Village for Marla's Crisis.

The actor's been in it for six years and says it’s gone mostly right.

The 2021 concert preceded the acclaimed Off-Broadway staging of Creel's musical inspired by his time wandering the collections at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Original Hairspray cast members Laura Bell Bundy, Marissa Jaret Winokur, and Kerry Butler star in an evening of songs and anecdotes from their careers.

The solo shows, from Lin Shaye and Robert Galinsky, both played Off-Broadway runs.

If the organization does not raise enough to purchase its current home by February 2025, the venue will likely be sold to the highest bidder.

Hayward will step into the role of Interim Producing Artistic Director, while Walton will serve as Interim Associate Artistic Director.

King Lear is only the third time Branagh has done a show in New York City.

The York Theatre Company also presented Ted Snowdon with the Founders' Award.

The Off-Broadway company is presenting the Stephen Sondheim revue as a benefit concert November 18.

Zhailon Levingston will direct the classic Leonard Bernstein, Betty Comden, and Adolph Green musical comedy.

Compiled by Vivian Gornick and Nora Eisenberg, the reading will be directed by Eileen Phelan.

Moritz von Stuelpnagel will direct the limited engagement at the Lucille Lortel.

Original cast members Laura Bell Bundy, Marissa Jaret Winokur, and Kerry Butler star in an evening of songs and anecdotes from their careers.

Les Waters directs the study of loss and adolescence set at a Virginia summer camp.

The Resident Companies program sees the Off-Broadway stalwart provide an artistic home for smaller companies making boundary-breaking work.

The play is based loosely on Chicago sports radio personality Harry Teinowitz, whose career and life were put in jeopardy following a DUI arrest.

The London production is part of Brooklyn Academy of Music's winter and spring 2025 season, which also includes Whitney White's Macbeth in Stride and more.

Eric Ting directs the world premiere for Soho Rep.

Heléne Yorke and Michael Zegen lead the Miriam Battye play for Audible Theater and Chase This Productions.

Joshua Henry, Caissie Levy, Brandon Uranowitz, Shaina Taub, and Nichelle Lewis star in the Terrence McNally-Lynn Ahrens-Stephen Flaherty musical.

Audible Theater and Chase This Productions are presenting the Miriam Battye play at the Minetta Lane.

Eric Ting directs the world premiere for Soho Rep.

Zi Alikhan will direct the Tony-winning musical for Red Bull Theater.

Starring Zoë Winters, Motell Foster, and Emmy Rossum, Whitney White directs Amy Berryman's play for Second Stage.

The new comedy features music and lyrics by Al Tapper, with a book by Tony Sportiello.

The annual holiday engagement features nine extravagant numbers, including the fan favorite “Dance of the Frost Fairies.”

The eight-hour experience returns to The Public Theater via Elevator Repair Service.

In response to the results of the election, free tickets will be distributed on a first-come, first serve basis.

Lileana Blain-Cruz is at the helm of the Katori Hall-penned play.

The hit Off-Broadway revival is celebrating its fifth anniversary at the Westside Theatre.

Celia Keenan-Bolger and Kyle Beltran will star in the work, presented as part of Classic Stage Company's Old Friends, New Classics series.