Off-Broadway Shows on April 5, 2023

Escape to the world of Sleep No More, an immersive Macbeth adaptation with a noir aesthetic inspired by Alfred Hitchcock's films. Explore five floors of the McKittrick Hotel and become part of the action at every turn — you can attend more than once and never have the same experience twice. Get Sleep No More tickets.

Have a boatload of fun at Titanique, a campy send-up of the James Cameron film. Narrated by (an actress playing) Celine Dion and set to her catalog of hits, the show infuses pop culture into a fresh story about what really happened to Jack and Rose on that ship. Don't miss the musical making waves off Broadway; learn more about Titanique tickets.

Colin Quinn, hailed as "the quintessential New York comedian," is back with his latest live special. Learn how to become more charismatic from Quinn, who delivers humorous tips he's learned from a lifetime of chatting with friends, family, and municipal workers. Get tickets to this show everyone's sure to be talking about.

The Bard meets booze at Drunk Shakespeare, in which five actors, one of whom is drunk, attempt to perform a Shakespeare play. Even tragedies become comedies as the actors follow the drunk person's whims, and audiences can even join the fun by drinking along. Get tickets to Drunk Shakespeare today.

When a mild-mannered florist finds a talking, blood-drinking flower, he sees a path to success and romance. This campy horror comedy is a cult classic in person and on the silver screen, and this production won multiple Best Musical Revival awards. Get tickets to this quirky, bloody show blossoming off Broadway.

Welcome to Dunder Mifflin! The Office! A Musical Parody combines all the highlights and famous moments from the hit sitcom into one two-hour show. Joke-filled songs underscore a normal day at the office, which a camera crew is filming for a documentary. Feel God in this theatre tonight by getting The Office! A Musical Parody tickets.

This musical parody of the hit Netflix show Stranger Things is turning New York upside down. Stranger Sings! brings audiences along with Mike, Dustin, Lucas, Will, and more on their interdimensional adventures — except this version includes lots more '80s camp, singing demogorgons, and stage time for Barb. Get Stranger Sings! tickets now.

Three sopranos share the leading role, known as one of opera's most famous divas, in The Metropolitan Opera production of Puccini's drama. See a thrilling, dark romantic drama at Tosca — get tickets now.

Perfect Crime is a record-holding New York staple, as the longest-running play in New York history and still featuring the same actress who opened the show in 1987. A woman is suspected of murdering her husband, but did she really do it, or did someone else commit the perfect crime? Stay guessing until the end when you get Perfect Crime tickets.