Kenny Leon and Lilli Cooper were some of the attendees at the Roundabout Theatre Company play.

The Roundabout production stars The Good Place's William Jackson Harper.

The New York City Center play stars The Inheritance's Jonathan Burke and The Play That Goes Wrong's Matt Walker.

The Drag Race and Titaníque star gave us a peek at her extensive theatrical bucket list—in and out of drag.

Julissa Contreras' play follows a Dominican family in the Bronx post-9/11.

Josiah Davis will direct the tragicomedy about a medieval orphan at The Robert W. Wilson MCC Theater Space via Playwrights Realm.

The Pulitzer-winning Doubt playwright will also direct his new work for Manhattan Theatre Club.

Woods, currently starring as Audrey in the hit Off-Broadway revival of Little Shop of Horrors, recently joined Menken in his recording studio.

Stephen Burdman directs the production, which has also committed to "disability-forward" casting of the titular character.

Dean Edwards and Bret Raybould star in the slapstick spoof.

The new play from the Doll's House Part 2 playwright is a the second collaboration between Hnath and illusionist Steve Cuiffo.

William Jackson Harper and April Matthis lead the world premiere comedy.

Dramaturg Gwendolyn Allker spent five years recovering the dance-theatre piece which is based on a real diary.

The lineup of five works read over five days showcases LGBTQ+ artists.

These actors will play F. Scott Fitzgerald's iconic characters in the transformed 16,000-square-foot ballroom of the Park Central Hotel in New York.

Nick Flatto directs Jonathan Hogue's musical send-up of the Netflix series.

Pulitzer Prize finalist Michael Breslin will direct the limited run production.

The Off-Broadway theatre has announced programming through October, beginning with the pre-Edinburgh Fringe fest.

The Classic Stage Company revival of the 1962 musical I Can Get It for You Wholesale will begin previews in October.

Winners were named May 22 at a ceremony at NYU Skirball Center.

The 2001 film has been adapted into a stage musical by the film's director Mira Nair.

The four-performance encore will coincide with NYC Pride.

Inspired by Federico García Lorca’s The House of Bernarda Alba, the play takes on gentrification and social strife in New York.

Carmen Zilles leads the New York premiere alongside Broadway alums Carlo Albán, Jonathan Cake, and more.

They play the new musical's leading lovers at Atlantic Theater Company, which has released production photos of the world premiere Adam Guettel-Craig Lucas musical.

Celebrating its 25th anniversary, the international hit will play Lincoln Center's David H. Koch Theater.

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

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

Created by Ben Beckley and Nate Weida, In Corpo follows an outsider upending the status quo at the last corporation on the planet.

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Starring Broadway alums alongside actors from the global Indian diaspora, director of the original film Mira Nair helms this stage production.

Maribel Martinez and Xavier Pacheco star in the "Washington Heights love story" by Guadalís Del Carmen.

The evening honors Artistic Director Lynne Meadow's 50th anniversary with the company and outgoing Executive Producer Barry Grove.

The Pulitzer and Tony winner's new musical began its run at Second Stage in mid-March under the direction of Tony nominee Lileana Blain-Cruz.

The honors were handed out at a May 19. See photos of Phillipa Soo, Jessica Chastain, Jodie Comer, and more.

The yearly awards honor dance and choreographic excellence.

The broadcast of the Free Shakespeare in the Park production is part of Great Performances' 50th anniversary season.

The TV star explains why he's done this play about LeBron James three times, and how it's made him a basketball fan.

The revival of the Alan Menken and Howard Ashman musical, co-starring Matt Doyle, continues at the Westside Theatre.

Gurira stars in the title role of the Shakespeare classic, premiering on PBS May 19.

Set during New York City's first day as the capital of the revolutionary United States, The Democracy Project was written by Larissa FastHorse, Michael R. Jackson, Bruce Norris, and more.

The play marks the producing debut of Academy Award-winning director Steven Soderbergh.

Directed by Taylor Reynolds, the Tori Sampson world premiere plays the Vineyard Theatre.

Jung’s modern version of Romeo and Juliet is currently running Off-Broadway with the National Asian American Theatre Company.

The all-star cast will also include Bill Irwin, Marin Ireland, Will Brill, Julia Chan, and more.

The parody musical has also extended its engagement for a fourth time.

Manhattan Theatre Club presents the Rajiv Joseph play starring Glenn Davis and Chris Perfetti.

Brandon Uranowitz and Carolee Carmello have also been announced to participate.

Ato Blankson-Wood, Solea Pfeiffer, and John Douglas Thompson are among the actors joining the Kenny Leon-helmed summer production.

Eric Ting directs the world premiere from An Octoroon playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins.