It's Cats, but not as you know it! Originally based on poet TS Eliot's 1939 book for older children, Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats, this re-imagining of the Andrew Lloyd-Webber scored classic musical sets the story in an underground ballroom during the 1980s. Extended twice during its Off-Broadway run in 2024, the show now makes the jump to the main stem, opening at the Broadhurst Theatre in spring 2026.

An isolated housewife finds an engrossing new passion in this romantic tale set during the summer of 1969. As we prepare to put a man on the moon and Woodstock celebrates the revolutionary spirit in the air, Pearl Mankowitz discovers an escape in the shape of freewheeling salesman Walker Jerome. Adapted from the 1999 film by Paul Scott Goodman and Pamela Gray, this Off-Broadway musical promises to stun with an original rock-and-roll-inspired soundtrack that follows Pearl's journey of self-expression.

It's time to head back to Skid Row as Alan Menken and Howard Ashman's musical hit Little Shop of Horrors is here. An out-of-this-world tale of Seymour, a plant shop assistant, and a strange new seedling he names Audrey II after his crush; 'Little Shop is a cult-classic that mixes a hilarious script with '50s-style tunes. This is one B-Movie you won't want to miss.

Six spellers compete, but only one will emerge victorious in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee! This endearing and cleverly humorous musical has captivated audiences since its Tony Award-winning debut. Now, celebrating its 20th anniversary, a thrilling new revival breathes fresh life into the beloved production, an absolute must-see!

How do you play the game of professional football when you are losing the war inside? Exploring the hidden pressures of life at the top whilst living in denial of your true identity, John Donnelly's gripping drama The Pass arrives Off-Broadway following its Royal Court premiere and critically acclaimed film adaptation starring Russell Tovey and Arinze Kene.

A devastating portrait of the American Dream gone awry, Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge is one the theatre's greatest ever works. It centers on the tragic figure of Eddie Carbone (played by Sam Rockwell in this production), a hard-working Brooklyn longshoreman, who harbors a secret desire for his young niece Catherine. Don't miss this searing work from the La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club this fall, directed by Neil Pepe.