Winter NYC Off-Broadway WeekSM returns February 17th through March 9th, 2025.  This season’s 2-for-1 ticket sales program features 29 Off-Broadway performances, including 18 new participants. Tickets are available for purchase at  nyctourism.com/offbroadwayweek.

“We’re excited to welcome 18 new productions to NYC Off-Broadway Week this winter, showcasing the City’s most innovative theatrical productions at a value,”  — Julie Coker, President and CEO of New York City Tourism + Conventions.

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The Jonathon Larson Project is one of 29 shows participating in the NYC Winter program

THE 29 PARTICIPATING OFF-BROADWAY SHOWS OFFERING 2-4-1 TICKETS

Participating Off-Broadway shows can be viewed at nyctourism.com/offbroadwayweek and sorted by filters including Genre (Comedy, Drama, Kid-Friendly, Musical, Performance, Play), Audience (Adults Only, Family–All Ages, Teens and Adults) and Neighborhood.

The Winter 2025 Off-Broadway shows include:

  1. A Letter to Lyndon B. Johnson or God: Whoever Reads This First*
  2. After Endgame*
  3. Beauty and the Beast
  4. Conversations with Mother*
  5. Dakar 2000*
  6. Drag: The Musical
  7. Drunk Shakespeare
  8. Dungeons & Dragons: The Twenty-Sided Tavern
  9. Emilio’s A Million Chameleons*
  10. Friends! The Musical Parody
  11. Garside’s Career*
  12. Gazillion Bubble Show
  13. Gil Scott-Heron Bluesology*
  14. Juliet: A Revenge Comedy*
  15. Kowalski*
  16. Liberation*
  17. Los Soles Truncos*
  18. Mindplay*
  19. Music City*
  20. Nuttin’ but a Word*
  21. Perfect Crime
  22. Singfeld! An Unauthorized Musical Parody About Nothing
  23. Still*
  24. The Jonathan Larson Project*
  25. The Office! A Musical Parody
  26. The Play That Goes Wrong
  27. Titanique
  28. Wine in the Wilderness*
  29. Wounded*

*New participants in NYC Off-Broadway Week.

Socially Sparked

NYC’s Winter Off-Broadway Week two-for-one ticket program offers something for everyone. Off-Broadway is a staple of New York’s thriving theater culture—a vehicle for so-called straight plays (dramas without music), genre-defying experiences and Pulitzer Prize recipients. The theaters accommodate 100 to 499 seats, an intimate experience compared to Broadway’s houses, which hold between 500 and 1,800. Guaranteed to be Socially Sparked®, we highly recommend that regular theatergoers local and visiting, and new audiences come out to discover all that Off-Broadway has to offer! That’s Entertainment. — We are forever Socially Sparked! Tweet @sosparkednews