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

Off-Broadway's Public Theater is presenting the new take on the James Joyce work as part of the 2026 Under the Radar Festival.

The theatre company (formerly Ping Chong and Company) will stage two premieres: Memory Generation and The Table.

The play centers on an explosive family gathering where four estranged Korean American sisters reunite to perform a ritual honoring their father's passing.

The new production of Gian Carlo Menotti's holiday opera opened December 18 at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater.

We went live on Instagram at Off-Broadway's Opéra Populaire, from Christine's dressing room to the Phantom's lair.

The duo have moved into the Westside Theatre just in time for the holidays.

The 1961 musical will be part of the company's 2026 season.

Portia Krieger is directing the new musical with choreography by Mayte Natalio.

The duo satirize the film stars in a new Off-Broadway play, beginning performances December 17.

The Alex Lin play is making its world premiere via Roundabout Theatre Company next year.

Satirizing identity politics, ego, and privilege, the work was a Fringe First winner in 2018 at Edinburgh Fringe.

J2 Musical Theater Company had been scheduled to present a limited engagement of the Arthur Laurents, Richard Rodgers, and Sondheim musical.

We're streaming live on Instagram this Thursday from Off-Broadway's Opéra Populaire, giving rare glimpses behind the curtain.

Titled North Star, the piece is inspired by the speeches of the legendary abolitionist during his historic visit to Belfast in 1845.

The Kevin Murphy-Laurence O'Keefe musical continues its revival run at New World Stages.

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

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Gordon Greenberg is directing the Stephen Schwartz musical for Off-Broadway's Classic Stage Company.

The Off-Broadway theatre and Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright are looking to support new work.

Adapted and directed by Craig Baldwin, the production is at Astor Place Theatre via Red Bull Theater.

The world-premiere play by Anna Ziegler will run at the Public Theater Off-Broadway.

The epic story of a man wrongfully imprisoned asks the ultimate question: is justice enough?

Britt Berke will direct the 1920 play about an underdog whose family takes advantage of him, but ultimately comes out on top.

The solo show about one of baseball's greatest pitchers will kick off Black History Month at the historic venue.

The slice-of-life play follows a recovery group of women meeting once a week over the years to share their stories and struggles.

He has two Off-Broadway shows running at the same time: Gruesome Playground Injuries and Archduke.

The solo show celebrates the ancient Irish art of storytelling.

In the new play written by Beth Henley, audiences enter the mind of Henry Darger, a reclusive janitor whose paintings and writings were only discovered after his death.

The two-time Tony winner is leading Jack Thorne's adaptation of the Dickens holiday classic.

The revival series will present new stagings of High Spirits, The Wild Party, and La Cage aux Folles next year.

Michael Griffo's play continues at the DR2.

Screen stars Owen Teague and Abbey Lee will make their New York stage debuts in the work about two lost souls who meet at Alcoholics Anonymous.

The play follows three Autistic performers as they’re pressured to deliver"palatable” routines for mainstream audiences.

The revival of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical is directed by Diane Paulus.

The new musical comedy comes from Amber Ruffin, David A. Schmoll, and Kevin Sciretta.

Anne Kauffman will again direct Clare Barron's Obie-winning play.

The holiday production comes to Perelman Performing Arts Center after earlier mountings in London and on Broadway.

The one-night-only event is part of Red Bull Theater's 2025-2026 season.

David Zippel will direct the revue of the late Tony-nominated and Grammy-winning composer.

The holiday production comes to Perelman Performing Arts Center after earlier mountings in London and on Broadway.

Almost 50 years after it premiered, The Baker's Wife gets its first New York production.

The play explores how every birth triggers the quiet deaths in mothers' lives.

The revue features reconstructions from West Side Story, A Chorus Line, Singin’ in the Rain, and more while celebrating Susan Stroman, Bob Fosse, Michael Bennett, and Billy Wilson.

The new musical is being brought to life by Hunter Bird (Masquerade) and two acclaimed choreographers from Dancing with the Stars.

The work explores through song a young family navigating the loss of a pregnancy.

Teddy Bergman will direct Lauren Yee's post-Soviet dark comedy.

Jesse Berger will direct Shakespeare's tragedy for Red Bull Theater.

Adapted and directed by Craig Baldwin, the production is at Astor Place Theatre via Red Bull Theater.

J2 Musical Theater Company will present a limited engagement of the Arthur Laurents, Richard Rodgers, and Sondheim musical.