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Lorna Courtney, Casey Likes, McKenzie Kurtz, Olivia Ease Hardy, and Elizabeth Teeter lead the revival.

The new musical about Miracle Mop inventor and businesswoman Joy Mangano is directed by Lorin Latarro.

The Céline Dion jukebox musical will give its final performance June 29, but its creators are still hoping for Broadway.

Voyage Theater Company is presenting readings of works by Vichet Chum, Kamilah Bush, and more at Judson Memorial Church.

Monda succeeds Casey York in the role, whose leadership guided the League through the last four years of recovery and expansion.

Both productions closed June 18, marking the conclusion of Hugh Jackman-Sonia Friedman's Together initiative.

Bente Engelstoft will direct the solo show from the Shrinking writer at the SoHo Playhouse.

Williams and Faist will costar in Anna Christie while Bond will open a new show.

Rashidra Scott, Alysha Umphress, and more will star in the work written by Mike Sheedy.

Jordan Tannahill's new play is making its debut via Playwrights Horizons and Soho Rep, with Shayok Misha Chowdhury directing.

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

Kenneth Ferrone will direct the Vietnam War-set production, which features rock tunes of the era.

Franklin will bare all in Be True: My Journey from Breakdown to Breakthrough, described as a "one-man theatrical event."

Alex Keegan directs the new work, which stars Christopher Briney, Ella Stiller, and Chiara Aurelia.

Kevin Zak's Parent Trap parody is headed to the Orpheum Theatre.

After runs in the U.K. and Europe, this fabulous—and glittery—gospel of love is taking its message to New York.

Gillies plays Audrey opposite Graham Phillips' Seymour Off-Broadway.

The piece is created by real-life dance champions Candace H. Caplin and Ronny Dutra, with choreography by Dutra and consultation by U.S. Ballroom Champion Edward Simon.

Written by Douglas Lyons and Ethan D. Pakchar, the show comes to NYC via Out of the Box Theatrics.

The forthcoming work is the first full-length play commissioned by Off-Broadway's Abingdon Theatre Company.

He joins incoming Co-Artistic Directors Andrew Neisler and Anna Morton Stacey on the executive leadership team.

This year, Pride Plays is partnering with longtime collaborator Rattlestick Theater to present these works free to the public.

Norm Lewis stars in Lonne Elder III's play via Peccadillo Theater Company, Negro Ensemble Company, and Eric Falkenstein.

The Riverdale star is reuniting with Elizabeth Gillies at the Westside.

The comedy show will be recorded live over its three performances for later release as an Audible Original.

Molière's classic is about to get a new, starry production at New York Theatre Workshop.

Danny Mefford will helm the new production of the William Finn-Rachel Sheinkin musical after staging a starry run at the Kennedy Center.

Morgan Bassichis will star in the play based on material by the late comedian and performance artist Frank Maya.

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

What shows are about to close in New York City?

The West End favorite is playing a limited run at New York City Center.

Go inside the opening night festivities with these photos.

The piece, the professional playwriting debut of the Drama Desk–nominated actor, sifts through the rubble of the American Dream.

The outdoor event raised $2.5 million for the Off-Broadway institution.

The new musical, starring Betsy Wolfe, will begin previews Off-Broadway June 21.

The 2025-2026 season will also include the New York premiere of Thornton Wilder’s final play, The Emporium.

Julia Masli's solo comedy, a 2023 Edinburgh Festival Fringe hit, is now running at the Public Theater.

The Office Emmy nominee is starring in the new Penelope Skinner comedy at Studio Seaview.

It's looking likely that Andrew Lloyd Webber's "The Music of the Night" will be heard on West 57th Street this season.

Panelists and moderators have also been announced for Broadway Advocacy Coalition and Working Theater's upcoming festival.

Set in a decaying home on the edge of industrial sprawl, the work explores the quiet devastation of environmental collapse.

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

This year, Discover will showcase three new short or one-act musicals by emerging AAPI writers, composers, performers, and creatives.

Billy Porter will star in the classic queer musical, with Robert O'Hara directing.

The production is created by and features original cast members of Sleep No More.

Warren Adams directs the Charles Randolph-Wright play at the Lucille Lortel.

Written by Douglas Lyons and Ethan D. Pakchar, the show comes to NYC via Out of the Box Theatrics.

The initiative is celebrating its 15th anniversary with a free tour of the Shakespeare classic across all five boroughs.

The new musical is by Micki Grant Artist-in-Resident Dahlak Brathwaite and Mikey Rosenbaum.

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