Off Broadway Shows in New York City
Off Broadway performances create the inspirational life blood for the larger Broadway productions. The wealth of talent, creativity and artistic expression makes a visit to any off-Broadway show your chance to see a star in the making or a future smash hit on Broadway in much more intimate surroundings.
TOP OFF BROADWAY IN NEW YORK
BLUE MAN GROUP
Astor Place Theater
Now showing
Despite its ubiquity, the Blue Man Group retains a certain mystery, which is part of its appeal. It's almost impossible to describe "Tubes" in a few sentences. More »
FRECKLEFACE STRAWBERRY
New World Stages : Stage 4
Showing from: 9th Sep 2010
Based on the beloved book by Julianne Moore, Freckleface Strawberry lets you and your family see this timeless story of friendship, acceptance, and the meaning of true beauty come to life-live on stage-in this exciting musical premier! More »
OUR TOWN
Barrow Street Theater
Now showing
A wonderfully intimate and highly rewarding production. A surprise Mr. Cromer springs A beautiful feat of stagecraft that transmits the essence of Wilder's philosophy with an overwhelming sensory immediacy. More »
STOMP
Orpheum Theater
Now showing
At its best, 'Stomp' convinces its audience that the background music of our everyday lives is worth listening to. More »
THE 39 STEPS
New World Stages : Stage 1
Now showing
Absurdly enjoyable, gleefully theatrical riff on Alfred Hitchcocks 1935 film. More »
THE FANTASTICKS
Snapple Theater Center - Jerry Orbach Theater
Now showing
Captivating music... entrancing style... fresh and sweet in a civilised way. More »
FUERZA BRUTA: LOOK UP
Daryl Roth Theater
Now showing
No, they weren't scouring the heavens for vagrant U.F.O.'s. Patrons at the Daryl Roth Theater in Manhattan were experiencing close encounters of a more conventional kind as they bumped in the night, dodging showers of confetti that rained intermittently onto their heads. More »
THE FLYING KARAMAZOV BROTHERS
Minetta Lane Theater
Now showing
"A triumph! As sure a thing as can be found on stage. 100 minutes of cleverness and comedy that go by in a flash!" More »
THE SCREWTAPE LETTERS
Westside Theater (Upstairs)
Now showing
WICKEDLY WITTY...it is, if I may say so, ONE HELL OF A GOOD SHOW! Lewis' topsy-turvy exercises in inverted moral theology were made to be played with lip-smacking relish! More »
A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC
AMERICAN IDIOT
FELA!
LA CAGE AUX FOLLES
MEMPHIS
MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET
PROMISES - PROMISES
A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC
AMERICAN IDIOT
BILLY ELLIOT
COME FLY AWAY
DRIVING MISS DAISY
FELA!
HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING
IN THE HEIGHTS
JERSEY BOYS
LA BETE
LA CAGE AUX FOLLES
LION KING
MAMMA MIA!
MARY POPPINS
MEMPHIS
MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET
NEW YORK CITY BALLET: THE NUTCRACKER
PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
PROMISES - PROMISES
ROCK OF AGES
SPIDERMAN TURN OFF THE DARK
THE ADDAMS FAMILY
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
WAR HORSE
WEST SIDE STORY
WICKED
Billy Elliot
Fela!
The Merchant Of Venice
The Pitmen Painters
Time Stands Still
A Little Night Music
Driving Miss Daisy
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
La Bete
Next to Normal
Promises - Promises
The Addams Family
The Merchant Of Venice
American Idiot
Anything Goes
Behind the Emerald Curtain
Billy Elliot
Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson
Chicago - The Musical
Come Fly Away
Elf
Fela!
Freckleface Strawberry
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
In the Heights
Jersey Boys
La Cage aux Folles
Lion King
Mamma Mia!
Mary Poppins
Memphis
Million Dollar Quartet
Next to Normal
Phantom of the Opera
Promises - Promises
Rain - The Beatles Experience
Rock of Ages
Spiderman Turn Off the Dark
The Addams Family
The Scottsboro Boys
West Side Story
Wicked
A Life In The Theatre
Brief Encounter
Driving Miss Daisy
Lombardi
Other Desert Cities
The Merchant Of Venice
The Pitmen Painters
Time Stands Still
War Horse
Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown
Blue Man Group
Freckleface Strawberry
Fuerza Bruta: Look Up
Line
Murdered by the Mob
Our Town
Perfect Crime
Stomp
The 39 Steps
The Boychick Affair: The Bar Mitzvah of Harry Boychick
The Complete Performer
The Fantasticks
The Flying Karamazov Brothers
The Screwtape Letters
Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind
Viagara Falls
Avenue Q
La Bete
Mrs Warren's Profession
Pee-wee Herman Show
The 39 Steps
Viagara Falls
Disney On Ice: Princess Wishes
Disney On Ice: Toy Story 3
Elf
Mary Poppins
New York City Ballet: The Nutcracker
New York Philharmonic: Handel's Messiah
Pee-wee Herman Show
Radio City Christmas Spectacular
Trans Siberian Orchestra
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WHAT'S HOT ON BROADWAY
Mix an Alfred Hitchcock masterpiece with a juicy spy novel, add a dash of vintage Monty Python and you have The 39 Steps, a hilarious whodunit, part espionage thriller and part slapstick comedy, adapted for the stage from the famous film and novel. Now off-Broadway at the New World Stages.
Avenue Q is Broadway's smash-hit 2004 Tony Award winner for BEST MUSICAL, BEST SCORE and BEST BOOK. A hilarious show full of heart and hummable tunes featuring a cast of people and puppets who tell the story in a smart, risque and downright entertaining way.
2010 TONY AWARD WINNERS
At last the waiting is over, and after all the excitement of the most glamorous night on Broadway, best of the Broadway season were honored at Radio City Music Hall on Sunday, 14 June. A host of A-list actors turned out for the stage equivalent of the Oscars. The 2010 Tony Awards have officially been announced.
Red, John Logan's portrait of abstract-expressionist artist Mark Rothko, and Memphis, the story of showbiz aspirations and forbidden love in the Civil Rights era, were named Best Play and Best Musical, respectively.
The Tony for Best Revival of a Play went to the late August Wilson's drama Fences starring Denzel Washington (Tony for Best Actor Tony) and Viola Davis (Tony for Best Actress in a Play).
Best Revival of a Musical went to La Cage aux Folles starring Douglas Hodge (Tony for Best Actor in a Musical) and Kelsey Grammer.
To find out more click here to see the full listing of this year's winners.
BROADWAY THEATRES
Ambassador Theater
American Airlines Theater
August Wilson Theater
Belasco Theater
Bernard B Jacobs Theater
Biltmore Theater
Booth theater
Broadhurst Theater
Broadway Theater
Brooks Atkinson Theater
Circle in the Square
Cort Theater
Ethel Barrymore Theater
Eugene O'Neill Theater
Friedman Theater
Gerald Schoenfeld Theater
Gershwin Theater
Harvey Theater
Helen Hayes Theater
Hilton Theater
Imperial Theater
Longacre Theater
Lunt-Fontanne Theater
Lyceum Theater
Majestic Theater
Marquis Theater
Minskoff Theater
Mitzi E Newhouse Theater
Music Box Theater
Nederlander Theater
Neil Simon Theater
New Amsterdam Theater
Palace Theater
Plymouth Theater
Richard Rodgers Theater
Shubert Theater
Stephen Sondheim Theater
St James Theater
Studio 54
Vivian Beaumont Theater
Walter Kerr Theater
Winter Garden Theater
OFF-BROADWAY THEATRES
14th Street Y Theater
37 Arts Theater
45 Bleecker Theater
45th Street Theater
47th Street Theater
59E59 Theater
78th Street Theatre Lab
Aaron Davis Hall
Abrons Arts Center
Access Theater
Acorn Theater
Actors' Playhouse Theater
Actors Temple Theater
Algonquin Theater
ArcLight Theater
Astor Place Theater
Atlantic Theater Company
Axis Theater
Bank Street Theater
Barrow Street Theater
Beckett Theater
Bethel Woods Center For The Arts
Bleecker Street Theater
Bouwerie Lane Theater
Bushwick Shakespeare Repertory
Capital One Bank Theatre at Westbury
Castillo Theater
Century Center Theater
Cherry Lane Theater
Clurman Theater at Theatre Row
Connelly Theater
Culture Club Theater
Daryl Roth Theater
Dixon Place Theater
Dodger Stages Theater
Dominion Theater
DR2 Theater
Duke Theater
Ed Sullivan Theater
East 13th Street Theater
Florence Gould Hall
Gene Frankel Theater
Gramercy Arts Theater
Greenwich Street Theater
Harold Clurman Theater
Harvey Lichtenstein Theater
Here Theater
Irish Repertory Theater
Jane Street Theater
John Houseman Theater
Julia Miles Theater
Kirk Theater at Theater Row
Kraine Theater
La MaMa Theater
Lamb's Theater
Laura Pels Theater
Little Shubert Theater
Lucille Lortel Theater
Manhattan Ensemble Theater
Manhattan Theater Source
Mazer Theater
Metropolitan Playhouse Theater
Minetta Lane Theater
Miscreant Theater
New Victory Theater
New World Stages : Stage 1
New World Stages : Stage 2
New World Stages : Stage 3
New World Stages : Stage 4
New World Stages : Stage 5
New York City Center
New York Theater Workshop
Next Stage Theater
Ohio Theater
Ontological Theater
Orpheum Theater
P.S. 122 Theater
Paramount Center For The Arts
Paramount Theatre At Asbury Park
Pearl Theater
Players Theater
Playhouse 91 Theater
Playwrights Horizons Theater
Promenade Theater
Public Theater
Rattlestick Theater
Second Stage Theatre (Midtown)
Second Stage Theatre (Uptown)
Soho Playhouse Theater
Soho Repertory Theater
Snapple Theater Center
Snapple Theater Center, Jerry Orbach Theater
Sweet Caroline's Main Floor Theater
The Cell Theater
The Duplex Cabaret Theater
The Flea Theater
The Red Room Theater
The Zipper Theater
Theater 80
Theater for the New City
Times Square Art Center
Under St Marks Theater
Union Square Theater
Village Theater (The Dreamscape Theater
Vineyard Theater
Walkerspace Theater
Westside Theater (Downstairs)
Westside Theater (Upstairs)
Wings Theater
York Theatre Company
CONCERT HALLS / SPORTS ARENAS
Allen Room at the Lincoln Center
Apollo Theater
Arno Ristorante
Avery Fisher Hall
Best Buy Theatre
Bethpage Black
B.B. King Blues Club
Beacon Theater
Blender Theater at Gramercy
Bowery Ballroom
Carnegie Hall - Isaac Stern Auditorium
Carnegie Hall - Joan & Sanford I. Weill Recital Hall
Carnegie Hall - Judy & Arthur Zankel Hall
Central Park
Central Park Rumsey Field
Central Park Summer Stage
Citi Field
Coney Island Boardwalk
Continental Arena
Damrosch Park
David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center
Giants Stadium
Hammerstein Ballroom
Highline Ballroom
Izod Center
The Fillmore at Irving Plaza
Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Garden Theater
Metropolitan Opera House
Mercury Lounge
Mulcahys
Music Hall Of Williamsburg
Nassau Coliseum
New Yankee Stadium
New York City Winery
Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
Nokia Theater Times Square (Renamed Best Buy Theater)
North Fork Theater
Radio City Music Hall
Randall's Island
Rose Theater at the Lincoln Center
Roseland Ballroom
Starland Ballroom
Symphony Space Peter Jay Sharpe Theatre
Tarrytown Music Hall
The Downstairs Cabaret at Sofias
The Fillmore at Irving Plaza
The Joyce Theater
Terminal 5
WaMu Theater at Madison Square Garden
Town Hall Theater
Waldorf Astoria
Webster Hall
Wien Stadium
BROADWAY THEATERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY
Pantages Theater, Los Angeles
Segerstrom Hall, Los Angeles
Curran Theater, San Francisco
Golden Gate Theater, San Francisco
Oriental Theater, Chicago
LaSalle Bank Theater, Chicago
Academy of Music, Philadelphia
Forrest Theater, Philadelphia
Merriam Theater, Philadelphia
Music Hall at Fair Park, Dallas
LONDON'S THEATRELAND
Aldwych Theatre
Apollo Theatre
Apollo Victoria Theatre
Cambridge Theatre
Comedy Theatre
Dominion Theatre
Garrick Theatre
Gielgud Theatre
Hammersmith Apollo
Her Majesty's Theatre
Lyceum Theatre
Lyric Theatre
Noel Coward Theatre
Novello Theatre
Old Vic Theatre
Peacock Theatre
Piccadilly Theatre
Prince Edward Theatre
Prince of Wales Theatre
Queens Theatre
Royal Albert Hall
Royal Opera House
Savoy Theatre
Shaftesbury Theatre
Theatre Royal
Theatre Royal Haymarket
The London Palladium
Victoria Palace Theatre
Wyndham's Theatre
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"Based on the beloved 2003 hit movie, Elf, The Musical arrives on Broadway in November with songs by Tony Award nominees Matthew Sklar and Chad Beguelin, with a book by Tony Award winners Thomas Meehan and Bob Martin. "
