Off-Broadway Shows

Perfect Crime

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.

The Play That Goes Wrong

Part Monty Python, part Sherlock Holmes, this British comedy is one of New York’s funniest shows. Props go missing, sets fall down, and actors forget their lines on an amateur troupe’s opening night, and that’s not even the half of it. Get tickets to the show where catastrophe is all part of the plan.

The Office! A Musical Parody

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.

Drunk Shakespeare

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.

Colin Quinn: Small Talk

Brooklyn-based comedian Colin Quinn is back with his latest Off-Broadway comedy special, Colin Quinn: Small Talk, running for a limited engagement in winter 2023. Get Colin Quinn: Small Talk tickets now. Quinn is most widely known for political humor, but his Small Talk comedy show has a different focus: the art of charisma. Drawing on a lifetime of chatting with friends, family, counter service workers, and strangers, Quinn shares tips on how to be personable and fun to talk to. Quinn has said of Small Talk, “I'm doing this show because I’m fascinated with how personality in general (and individuals in particular) have fed into society. (Fascinated might be a strong word)." Quinn's most recent Off-Broadway show, 2021's The Last Best Hope, combined a similar premise (Quinn's charisma) with his trademark political comedy, focusing on why his is a voice worth listening to in today's social-media saturated age where everyone has a platform. Quinn has indeed built a sizable social media platform, with more than 500,000 followers on Twitter alone, but he's a stalwart of the in-person NYC comedy scene too. Small Talk in New York follows other Off-Broadway shows like Colin Quinn: Unconstitutional, Colin Quinn: The New York Story (directed by Jerry Seinfeld), and Red State Blue State, all of which have become Netflix specials. Quinn has also performed two specials on Broadway: Colin Quinn: An Irish Wake and Colin Quinn: Long Story Short. Directing Small Talk off Broadway is James Fauvell, who also helmed the Off-Broadway premiere of Red State Blue State. Get Colin Quinn: Small Talk tickets on New York Theatre Guide.

Little Shop of Horrors

When a mild-mannered florist finds a talking, blood-drinking flower, he sees a path to success and romance. The campy horror comedy Little Shop of Horrors has become a cult classic in person and on the silver screen since 1960, and this production won multiple Best Musical Revival awards. Forget all your gardening aspirations and get tickets to this quirky, bloody Off-Broadway show.

Titanique

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

Euphoria

Discover Julian Rosenfeldt's film installation about American greed, growth, and its consequences. Find out more about Euphoria tickets today.

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