Off-Broadway Reviews

'N/A' review — Holland Taylor and Ana Villafañe debate politics and power

Read our review of N/A off Broadway, a new play starring Holland Taylor and Ana Villafañe as politicians inspired by Nancy Pelosi and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

'Cats: The Jellicle Ball' review — a purr-fectly revelatory reimagining of a classic musical

Read our review of Cats: The Jellicle Ball off Broadway, a reimagined revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's classic musical at the Perelman Performing Arts Center.

'Pre-Existing Condition' review — Marin Ireland’s play takes an honest look at domestic violence

Read our review of Pre-Existing Condition off Broadway, currently starring Tatiana Maslany and featuring a rotating cast of leads at the Connelly Theater.

'Dark Noon' review — American history dramatized with a twist

Read our review of Dark Noon off Broadway, a new play inspired by Western movies, presented by the Danish theatre company fix+foxy at St. Ann's Warehouse.

'The Welkin' review — Sandra Oh explores women's issues from here to maternity

Read our review of The Welkin off Broadway, starring Sandra Oh and written by Lucy Kirkwood, at Atlantic Theater Company's Linda Gross Theater through June 30.

'Breaking the Story' review — a tribute to the sacrifices of war correspondents

Read our review of Breaking the Story off Broadway, a world-premiere play written by Alexis Scheer and directed by Jo Bonney at the Tony Kiser Theater.

'What Became of Us' review — a tender sibling story buoyed by language

Read our review of What Became of Us off Broadway, starring Rosalind Chao and BD Wong through June 15 and Shohreh Aghdashloo and Tony Shalhoub from June 10-29.

'The Lonely Few' review — New York's hottest queer indie rock concert

Read our review of The Lonely Few off Broadway, a new rock musical at MCC Theater starring Lauren Patten, Taylor Iman Jones, and Damon Daunno through June 2.

'Three Houses' review — pandemic madness and ghosts haunt this unmissable musical

Read our review of Three Houses off Broadway, a new musical written by the Tony Award-nominated creator of Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812.

'Invasive Species' review — a daring show with a shining ensemble

Read our review of Invasive Species off Broadway, a new play directed by Pulitzer Prize finalist Michael Breslin and written by and starring Maia Novi.