Off-Broadway shows in NYC

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This World of Tomorrow
From $294
The Unknown
From $72

The Unknown

Studio Seaview
Little Shop of Horrors
From $62

Little Shop of Horrors

Westside Theatre
Archduke
From $64

Archduke

The Laura Pels Theatre at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre
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From $52

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Daryl Roth Theatre
The Magic Flute - Holiday Presentation
From $45
The Play That Goes Wrong
From $82

The Play That Goes Wrong

New World Stages
Heathers The Musical
From $59

Heathers The Musical

New World Stages
Porgy and Bess
From $40

Porgy and Bess

Metropolitan Opera House
Gruesome Playground Injuries
From $50

Gruesome Playground Injuries

Lucille Lortel Theatre
Nutcracker Rouge by Company XIV
From $39
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Beau the Musical
From $40

Beau the Musical

The Distillery at St. Luke's Theatre
Anna Christie
From $73

Anna Christie

St. Ann's Warehouse
A Christmas Carol the Musical
From $48
Masquerade
From $195

Masquerade

Masquerade
AMAZE Magic
From $58

AMAZE Magic

New World Stages
Data
From $49

Data

Lucille Lortel Theatre
Messy White Gays
From $58

Messy White Gays

Duke on 42nd Street
A Christmas Carol
From $66

A Christmas Carol

Perelman Performing Arts Center (PAC NYC)
Drunk Romeo & Juliet
From $37

Drunk Romeo & Juliet

The Ruby Theatre
Georges Bizet's Carmen
From $47

Georges Bizet's Carmen

Metropolitan Opera House
Prince F*ggot
From $209

Prince F*ggot

Studio Seaview
Slam Frank
From $74

Slam Frank

Asylum NYC
Big Apple Circus
From $50

Big Apple Circus

Damrosch Park at Lincoln Center
Perfect Crime
From $33

Perfect Crime

The Theater Center
Meet the Cartozians
From $113

Meet the Cartozians

The Irene Diamond Stage at the Pershing Square Signature Center
11 to Midnight
From $38

11 to Midnight

Orpheum Theatre
Gil Shaham Plays Mozart
From $73

Gil Shaham Plays Mozart

David Geffen Hall
Singfeld! A Musical About Nothing
From $33
Vape! The Grease Parody
From $45
Predictor
From $37

Predictor

AMT Theater
Laowang: A Chinatown King Lear
From $67

Laowang: A Chinatown King Lear

59E59 Theaters Theater A
Pen Pals
From $65

Pen Pals

Daryl Roth Theatre
Gazillion Bubble Show
From $67

Gazillion Bubble Show

New World Stages
The Office! A Musical Parody
From $33
Cocktail Magique by Company XIV
From $40

Cocktail Magique by Company XIV

Cocktail Magique Theatre
Diversion
From $57

Diversion

The Barrow Group
What We Did Before Our Moth Days
From $65

What We Did Before Our Moth Days

Greenwich House Theater
The Baker's Wife

The Baker's Wife

Classic Stage Company
Chamber Magic
From $108

Chamber Magic

Lotte New York Palace Hotel
Marcel on the Train
From $74

Marcel on the Train

Classic Stage Company
New York Comedy Club (East Village)
From $17

New York Comedy Club (East Village)

New York Comedy Club (East Village)
What If They Ate The Baby?
From $40
Gotta Dance
From $33

Gotta Dance

Theater at St. Jean's
La Bohème
From $57

La Bohème

Metropolitan Opera House
Friends The Musical Parody
From $33

Friends The Musical Parody

The Theater Center
Art of Leaving
From $64

Art of Leaving

The Pershing Square Signature Center
Practice
From $76

Practice

Playwrights Horizons
Hate Radio
From $43

Hate Radio

St. Ann's Warehouse
Blackout Songs
From $53

Blackout Songs

Susan & Ronald Frankel Theater at the Robert W. Wilson MCC Theatre Space - NYC
Little Women the Musical
From $50

Little Women the Musical

92NY Theater for Young Audiences
The Bookstore
From $42

The Bookstore

59E59 Theaters Theater A
New York Comedy Club (Upper West Side)
From $33

New York Comedy Club (Upper West Side)

New York Comedy Club (Upper West Side)

Discover the hidden gems in New York theatres with tickets to Off-Broadway shows. The city is most famous for the Broadway shows in the theatre district, but every neighborhood in the city is teeming with exciting theatre. Off-Broadway musicals and plays are great for people who have seen all of Broadway's hits, people who want to be the first to see the next big hit in the making, or people looking for different types of entertainment beyond traditional plays and musicals — immersive theatre, experimental art, dance, opera, comedy, and more all thrive off Broadway.

Some of New York's most famous venues outside the Theatre District, like the Metropolitan Opera House, are off Broadway. In addition, all theatres with less than 500 seats count as off-Broadway theatres, meaning you can see a high-quality show in a small, intimate space and be up close to all the action. Many Off-Broadway plays at the Public Theater, Roundabout Theatre Company, Second Stage Theater and Atlantic Theater Company transfer to Broadway, so you'll want to get your tickets now to guarantee your seat at one of New York's coolest shows.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Broadway and off Broadway?

Broadway includes 41 specific Broadway theatres, all with 500 or more seats. All smaller theatres, along with all 500-plus-seat venues besides the designated 41, are classified as Off-Broadway.

Are Off-Broadway theatres smaller than Broadway theatres?

Yes, mostly — a venue must have 500 or more seats to be a Broadway theatre, so all theatres with fewer seats are automatically Off-Broadway theatres, regardless of location. Not all 500-plus-seat venues are Broadway theatres, though; places like Radio City Music Hall and the Metropolitan Opera House are Off-Broadway venues.

What is the longest-running Off-Broadway show?

The longest-running Off-Broadway show currently playing is Perfect Crime, which has run since 1987. The longest-running Off-Broadway shows of all time are the play Line, which permanently closed in 2018 after playing on and off since 1974, and The Fantasticks, whose original production ran continuously from 1960-2002.

How many Off-Broadway theatres are there?

There are hundreds of Off-Broadway theatres all across the city. Only 41 theatres are designated Broadway theatres, and all other NYC venues are off Broadway, meaning there's always plenty of theatre to discover in every neighborhood.

Chess on Broadway
From $62

Chess on Broadway

Imperial Theatre
Death Becomes Her
From $53

Death Becomes Her

Lunt-Fontanne Theatre
Stranger Things: The First Shadow
From $62
Buena Vista Social Club
From $55

Buena Vista Social Club

Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
Oedipus
From $59

Oedipus

Studio 54