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.

What shows are about to close in New York City?

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

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

The hit revival continues at the Westside Theatre.

After closing at Theatre 555, the production will launch a national tour later this year.

Marina Zurita's play tells a story of waste pickers, the global community of people who pick and sort recyclable materials for a living.

Jack Serio directs the production at the East Village Basement, a new downtown venue.

The Fire Weeds is presenting the two works in association with Houghton Hall Arts Community at The Astaire Ballroom.

The play, which explores themes of isolation, survival, and societal breakdown through the lens of a digital blackout, was first written in 2000.

The hit send-up of the blockbuster film Titanic will soon take its final voyage at the Daryl Roth Theatre.

Hosted by drag legend Nina West, this year's event was Kander and Ebb–themed.

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

To support its mission of inclusion in the arts, the theatre company features neurodiverse artists in productions, provides classes, and more.

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

The new work, about reaching middle age, is written and performed by Sora Baek, Cindy Keiter, Gabriela Kohen, Adina Taubman, and Susan Ward.

Rosie Corr will direct and choreograph the production.

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

Plus, see the full set list for the concert soon to be streaming for free.

Directed by Jo Bonney, the play is part of the Off-Broadway company's rescheduled season.

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

Two new plays and a musical will be produced as a part of the festival.

The play by Emil Weinstein is based on the memoir by Abby Chava Stein, an openly transgender woman directly descended from Hasidic Judaism's founder, the Baal Shem Tov.

The piece stars Obie Award winner Jodie Markell as propagandist filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl, whose work in service of the Nazis defined the visual identity of Adolf Hitler's Third Reich.

Based on Abby Chava Stein's memoir, Emil Weinstein's play centers on the trans child of a dynastic Hasidic rabbinical family.

The modern-day take on Sisyphus of Greek mythology will also star Marisa Tomei.

Jack Serio is directing the production at the East Village Basement, a new downtown venue.

Says the Tony winner: "I want all of Alice Childress' work done in some form or fashion."

The trio have all moved up within the Off-Broadway company's staff hierarchy.

Jack Serio is directing the production at the East Village Basement, a new downtown venue.

Hecht co-conceived the piece—described as "part documentary, part autobiography, part disco"—with Neena Beber.

James Macdonald is directing the production, the first time all four titles have been performed together.

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

Written by and starring Downton Abbey's McGovern, the play follows Ava Gardner as she recounts her life in a series of interviews.

The production is just one of the many events set for Little Island's 2025 summer season.

Tony winner LaChanze directs the Alice Childress play.

The streaming announcement airs live on Playbill beginning at 3 p.m.

The musical tells the story of Joy Mangano, the inventor of the Miracle Mop who created a business empire while being a single mother.

Jack Serio is directing the production at the East Village Basement, a new downtown venue.

Partially inspired by Sophocles' Antigone, the show is an intimate exploration of love that goes beyond faith between a queer Pakistani-American man and his deeply devout mother.

Rebecca Harris will direct Brett Neveu's new play this spring.

Greenspan stars as four millennial women in Mona Pirnot's work about making a living as a playwright.

Noah Weisberg and Eric William Morris star in the dark comedy that follows the breakup of the partnership of attorneys Ross Cellino and Steve Barnes.

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

The whodunit murder mystery is the longest-running play in New York City history.

Melissa Crespo is directing the world premiere.

Robert W. Schneider will direct the short-lived Marvin Hamlisch-Howard Ashman musical.

Kate Baldwin and Brian Stokes Mitchell lead the cast, with two-time Tony winner Victoria Clark at the helm.

Audible Theater will co-produce two premieres performing in rep, with a cast boasting Jackman, Ella Beatty, Liev Schreiber, Maggie Siff, and Justice Smith.