Teens Ukraine Theater presents Are We There Yet? at Off-Broadway's New York Theatre Workshop.

Playwright Mary Elizabeth Hamilton makes her Off-Broadway debut with the show, originally commissioned and developed as part of the EST/Sloan Project.

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

The production starring TV actors Zuleyma Guevara, Shirley Rumierk has an all-Latiné cast and design team.

The new play centers on a group of chorus girls at war with their dressers.

The 2023-2024 CSC season Off-Broadway will also include Alice Childress’ Wine in the Wilderness, directed by LaChanze, and Fiasco's Pericles.

Performed in Bangla and English, the play follows Ph.D. student Choton and his Black American boyfriend Raheem on a trip to India.

The Kander and Ebb musical, originally a vehicle for Lauren Bacall, will open the company's 2023 season.

Sasha Diamond, Sky Smith, and Shannon Tyo lead the cast at Off-Broadway's Playwrights Horizons.

Andre Royo stars in the Eric Bogosian play, which opened March 19.

The Beckett play stars John Douglas Thompson, Bill Irwin, Joe Grifasi, and Patrice Johnson Chevannes.

The 5-time Tony nominee's work will play at La MaMa this May.

Co-presented with Roundabout, the Off-Broadway production will be directed by NYTW Artistic Director Patricia McGregor.

The new musical, about legendary DJ Alan Freed, will feature songs made hits by such artists as Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly, and more.

Roundabout Theatre Company has announced initial plans for the 2023-24 season, including four world premieres in their Broadway and Off-Broadway venues.

Jade Jones, Amy Keum, and Hayley Podschun star as three women pushing their own limits and the boundaries of what society tells women to be.

Andre Royo stars in Eric Bogosian's play at the Minetta Lane that dives into the American male psyche.

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

Ciara Renée will direct the new musical from Nico Juber.

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

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The 90-minute interactive parody concert will perform every Monday and Saturday at Green Fig Piano Bar.

The musical sketch comedy show, which benefits the Entertainment Community Fund, changes every week to cover the latest in current events.

The campy musical revue plays AMT Theater.

In her Artists at the Center series for New York City Center, the choreographer is pairing tap dancers at different stages of their careers together.

The autobiographical solo show is written and performed by Maggie Lalley.

The work is the culmination of Parks' project writing a play a day throughout the COVID shutdown.

They join Lea Salonga, A.J. Shively, Christy Altomare, and more for Classic Stage Company's one-night-only benefit.

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

The work features a book, music, and lyrics by Michael Finke.

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

The Tank presents the new play which shows the sometimes toxic and self-destructive side of being intertwined in NYC's gay community.

The two star alongside Donna Murphy as the three madwomen trying to save the world in the underrated Jerry Herman musical.

The reggae musical from Suzan-Lori Parks opened March 15.

The Tony-winning show will make its Off-Broadway debut at Theatre Row next month.

The play will mark Stevenson's return to the New York Stage after a 20-year absence.

Audible will present the new show at the Minetta Lane Theatre for three nights only.

The Off-Broadway plays How to Defend Yourself and The Best We Could examine the community fallout after instances of sexual assault and harassment.

With a book by David Ives, the musical based on films by Luis Buñuel is now titled Here We Are.

The limited engagement also stars Brooks Ashmanskas, Andréa Burns, Christopher Fitzgerald, Ann Harada, Stanley Wayne Mathis, and more.

Suzan-Lori Parks has adapted the classic Jamaican film, known for popularizing reggae music in the U.S.

The new Keith Bunin play is set aboard a train headed to Seattle from Los Angeles.

Directed by Daniel Aukin, the work follows a father-daughter road trip that turns out to be much more than what's on the surface.

This is one of the first New York stagings of what might be one of William Shakespeare's first artistic endeavors.

Actionplay is a NYC-based neurodiverse theatre company.

The Off-Broadway play at NYTW follows college students trying to navigate consent and learn self-defense.

Presented with Dublin's Fishamble theatre company, their joint 2022-2023 Transatlantic Commissions Program completes its inaugural year with internationally-presented readings.

Nominations for the 2023 awards, celebrating Broadway and Off-Broadway, will be revealed in April.

The production will transform the Park Central Hotel's 16,000 square foot ballroom into the The Gatsby Mansion.

The new Keith Bunin play is set aboard a train headed to Seattle from Los Angeles.