
NYC local entertainment

All shows in New York
- From $59
& Juliet
Stephen Sondheim Theatre - From $62
The Rocky Horror Show
Studio 54 - From $71
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
Lyric Theatre - From $59
Paranormal Activity
August Wilson Theatre - From $89
Wicked
Gershwin Theatre - From $62
The Great Gatsby
Broadway Theatre - From $67
Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)
Longacre Theatre - From $72
The Book of Mormon
Eugene O'Neill Theatre - From $58
The Lost Boys
Palace Theatre - From $166
Much Ado About Nothing
Winter Garden Theatre - From $62
SIX
Lena Horne Theatre - From $73
Chicago
Ambassador Theatre - From $63
Operation Mincemeat
Golden Theatre - From $112
A Few Good Men
Vivian Beaumont Theater - Lincoln Center Theater - From $69
Schmigadoon!
Nederlander Theatre - From $67
MJ The Musical
Neil Simon Theatre - From $62
Hadestown
Walter Kerr Theatre - From $62
Buena Vista Social Club
Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre - From $69
Downstate
Booth Theatre - From $50
Wanted
James Earl Jones Theatre - From $72
The Imaginary Invalid
Todd Haimes Theatre - From $112
The Lion King
Minskoff Theatre - From $112
Hamilton
Richard Rodgers Theatre - From $59
Maybe Happy Ending
Belasco Theatre - From $62
Stranger Things: The First Shadow
Marquis Theatre - From $99
Aladdin
New Amsterdam Theatre - From $72
It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play
Broadhurst Theatre - From $67
Just in Time
Circle In The Square Theater - From $82
School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play
Samuel J. Friedman Theatre - From $62
Galileo
Shubert Theatre - From $59
Copperfield! The New Musical
The Duke on 42nd Street - From $62
The Fantasticks
Hayes Theater - From $58
The Unbelievers
New York City Center - From $83
Kramer/Fauci
St. Ann's Warehouse - From $82
Inter Alia
Music Box Theatre - From $139
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
The Public Theater - From $83
- From $55
Little Shop of Horrors
Westside Theatre - From $77
Pre-Existing Condition
Greenwich House Theater - From $201
Midnight
Daryl Roth Theatre - From $55
2:22 - A Ghost Story
Lucille Lortel Theatre - From $129
Degenerates
Playwrights Horizons - From $132
- From $64
Slam Frank
Orpheum Theatre - From $209
Sea Wall
Studio Seaview - From $77
Rope
Theatre at St. Clement's - From $39
The Visitors
The Irene Diamond Stage at the Pershing Square Signature Center - From $79
Imitation of Life
The Shed - From $55
Lincoln in the Bardo
Metropolitan Opera House - From $58
Now You See Me Live
Al Hirschfeld Theatre - From $104
Spring Awakening
Studio Seaview - From $53
Tristan & Yseult
St. Ann's Warehouse - From $65
A Ghost In Your Ear
Audible’s Minetta Lane Theatre - From $88
The Play That Goes Wrong
New World Stages
New York City doesn't stop at Broadway. Some of the most exciting, surprising, and talked-about shows in the world are happening in intimate Off-Broadway theaters, grand concert halls, opera houses, and dance stages across the five boroughs — every single night.Whether you're discovering a cult Off-Broadway musical before it becomes the next big thing, losing yourself in a sweeping opera, being moved by a world-class dance performance, or dancing along to a live concert, NYC's entertainment scene has something for everyone.TodayTix makes it easy to find and book the best live entertainment in New York City — no hassle, no markups, just great shows at great prices. Browse everything playing now and get your tickets in seconds.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between Broadway and Off-Broadway?
Broadway refers to the roughly 40 large, commercial theaters clustered around Times Square with seating capacities of 500 or more. Off-Broadway theaters are smaller venues — typically seating between 100 and 499 people — spread across neighborhoods like the East Village, Chelsea, and the Upper West Side. Off-Broadway isn't a lesser version of Broadway; it's where some of NYC's most adventurous, critically acclaimed, and culturally significant work happens. Many beloved Broadway hits — including Hamilton and A Chorus Line — got their start Off-Broadway first. In New York City, both Broadway and Off-Broadway shows are running every night of the week, and TodayTix makes it easy to find and book tickets to both.
Is Off-Broadway cheaper than Broadway?
Yes, generally speaking. Off-Broadway ticket prices are typically lower than Broadway, with many shows starting under $50 — and some as low as $25. Broadway tickets, especially for popular shows, can run $100 or more. That said, Off-Broadway isn't just a budget option: it's often where you'll find the most exciting new work, intimate performances, and rising stars before they hit the big time. If you're looking for affordable things to do in NYC without sacrificing quality, Off-Broadway is one of the best-kept secrets in the city. On TodayTix, you can filter by price to find Off-Broadway shows that fit your budget any night of the week.
What kinds of shows can I see beyond Broadway in NYC?
New York City's live entertainment scene extends far beyond Broadway musicals and plays. Beyond Broadway, you can experience world-class opera at the Metropolitan Opera House, contemporary and classical dance performances, stand-up comedy at legendary NYC comedy clubs, live concerts across genres, immersive theater experiences, magic shows, and much more. Off-Broadway theaters across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and beyond are staging everything from intimate one-person shows to large-scale productions. Whether you're a lifelong culture lover or just looking for something fun and different to do in NYC tonight, there's live entertainment beyond Broadway for every taste and budget.
Do I need to be an opera or dance expert to enjoy those performances?
Not at all. Opera and dance can feel intimidating if you've never been, but most performances are designed to be accessible and emotionally engaging even for first-time audiences. At the Metropolitan Opera, for example, supertitles above the stage translate the lyrics in real time, so you never feel lost. Dance performances communicate through movement, music, and spectacle in ways that need no prior knowledge to appreciate. Many people who attend their first opera or ballet leave as instant converts. If you're curious but unsure where to start, TodayTix has a wide range of opera and dance tickets in NYC at accessible price points — a great way to dip your toe in without a big commitment.
What's the best way to get last-minute tickets to NYC shows beyond Broadway?
The TodayTix app is one of the best ways to find last-minute tickets to Off-Broadway shows, opera, dance performances, comedy, and more in New York City. TodayTix offers same-day and advance tickets with no hidden markups, plus exclusive Rush ticket deals that let you grab seats to top NYC shows at a fraction of the regular price. Whether you're a tourist looking for something to do tonight or a New Yorker who's spontaneous about their plans, you can browse what's available right now, book in seconds, and go. Download the TodayTix app or browse online to see what's playing in NYC tonight.



















































