
The British theatre company has been represented by a trio of shows in 2023 alone — The Play That Goes Wrong, Peter Pan Goes Wrong, and now Mind Mangler.
This website uses cookies. If you continue to use the site, your agreement will result in cookies being set.
Check out all the Off Broadway news on New York Theatre Guide. Read more about New York's Off Broadway scene, including Off Broadway theatre seasons, casting announcements, and the latest shows. Find out more about Off Broadway comedy shows and entertainment specials in New York City.
Subscribe to our New York Theatre Guide newsletter to stay up to date on Off Broadway news.
The British theatre company has been represented by a trio of shows in 2023 alone — The Play That Goes Wrong, Peter Pan Goes Wrong, and now Mind Mangler.
The latest revival of John Patrick Shanley's play, starring Aubrey Plaza and Christopher Abbott, will run for one extra week at the Lucille Lortel Theatre.
The show, which features a score of classic hit songs by various artists from the 1960s, will make its New York premiere at New World Stages in February.
Discover all the Off-Broadway ticket deals available for Black Friday and Cyber Monday in 2023, with dozens of shows on sale through December 3 only.
The critically acclaimed play about alcoholism recovery by Sean Daniels, which premiered in 2019, features a starry producing team that includes Edie Falco.
Second Stage Theater will present the world premiere of this new play by Kate Douglas, which plays at the Tony Kiser Theater for one month beginning in January.
The play, written by J.T. Rogers, is based on Tom Watson and Martin Hickman's book Dial M for Murdoch: News Corporation and The Corruption of Britain.
The immersive, noir-inspired adaptation of Macbeth has been at the McKittrick Hotel for 13 years and will have played 5,000 performances at closing.
If you live in New York, or want to experience the holidays like someone who does, check out these events beyond the Christmas Spectacular and Rockefeller tree.
The Off-Broadway venue in Brooklyn's DUMBO neighborhood is hosting, between now and July 2024, the U.S. premieres of six shows that premiered around the world.