Hold onto your stetsons, Academy Award, and Tony Nominee Adam Driver goes country in this Off-Broadway revival of Kenneth Lonergan's 2016 play, directed by Neil Pepe, coming to the Lucille Lortel Theatre this fall. Swapping his lightsabre for a guitar, Driver plays a famous country music star, the excellently named Strings McCrane, whose life in the limelight comes crashing down to earth after the death of his mother. A humorous and poignant exploration of celebrity, don't miss this fantastically observed tragicomedy when performances begin this fall!

Watch out, this show bites! Just in time for Halloween comes Teeth, a brand new musical adaptation of the 2007 horror comedy film about a devout Christian teenager who develops a unique set of teeth in a very personal place! Starring Alyse Alan Louis and Andy Karl (Groundhog Day) with a book and music by Anna J. Jacobs and book and lyrics from Tony and Pulitzer Prize winner (A Strange Loop) Michael R. Jackson, don't miss this razor-sharp satire that takes aim at so-called 'Purity Culture' and its myriad attempts to erase womanhood.

It's time to head back to Skid Row as Alan Menken and Howard Ashman's musical hit Little Shop of Horrors is here. An out-of-this-world tale of Seymour, a plant shop assistant, and a strange new seedling he names Audrey II after his crush; 'Little Shop is a cult-classic that mixes a hilarious script with '50s-style tunes. This is one B-Movie you won't want to miss.

Finally, a musical parody based on the infamous sinking of the Titanic ship comes in the form of Titanique. This world-premiere takes the music of Celine Dion and merges it with the Oscar-winning love story of Titanic to bring you the joyful and hysterical Titanique. It's a one of a kind voyage that you're invited on.

You've been serenaded with their son rhythm's and beguiled by their boleros, now witness the story of Buena Vista Social Club on stage, in this brand new musical celebrating the legendary Cuban musicians! Directed by Saheem Ali, this sensational production tells the real-life tale of the Havana band who put Cuban music back on the map outside of the closed-off country in the 90s, going on to huge international success with their eponymous album which topped the charts in the US and around the world.

We've all been there, one too many drinks, waking up with only a vague idea of where we are, but we can guarantee you've never experienced anything like this. This fall The Big Gay Jamboree is coming to New York's Orpheum Theatre and you won't want to miss it! The Obie Award-winning Marla Mindelle stars in the show and co-wrote the book with Jonathan Parks-Ramage. It's even caught the eye of Oscar-nominated Margot Robbie, who is set to produce the show with her production company, LuckyChap Entertainment. You better werk to get to the show, and don't forget, snaps for Mindelle!

This February an exciting new production of Tony Award-winning musical Urinetown is being brought to you by the City Center Encores! series. This iteration of the award-winning satirical comedy will be directed by Teddy Burgman, and will star Jordan Fisher, who you may know from Hadestown, Hamilton or Dear Evan Hansen, Les Miserable's Keala Settle, and more. Don't miss out on the splash hit!

One of New York's longest-running shows, the Blue Man Group is a little hard to describe, but we'll give it a go! Take a healthy dose of percussion, mix it in with some vaudeville, a pinch of cutting-edge technology, and half a teaspoon of comedy, and you've got... well, the Blue Man Group! Guiding you through this multi-sensory, alternatively amazing and hilarious show are three blue-painted performers, who don't seem to have too much knowledge about life on earth.

Although export comedy smash hit The Play That Goes Wrong made its final Broadway bow at the Lyceum theater in January 2019, theatregoers and critics adore Mischief Theatre's first production so much that it simply moved to a long term home Off Broadway at the New World Stages! From humble off-West End beginnings at London's Old Red Lion fringe theater/pub in 2013 (rumour has it a mere four audience members attended its debut), the riotously funny rib-tickler of a show has grown to become a global phenomenon, merging slapstick physical comedy with a wry sense of tongue-firmly-in-cheek British wit and a winning self awareness.

Moises Kaufman and Amanda Gronich's paramount work, Here There Are Blueberries, will be taken to Princeton's Matthews Theatre stage this January. The creators, who are respectively Tony and Emmy-nominated writers, created the Pulitzer Prize finalist work based on true events of a chilling nature in Nazi-occupied Poland. A pivotal and poignant work that can't be missed.

Guinness World Record holder Fan Yang has been amazing Off-Broadway audiences since 2007. Featuring fantastic next-level laser lighting displays, and a great musical score, The Gazillion Bubble Show is an hour plus of unbelievable soapy masterpieces, which float above the audiences heads in their hundreds and even fully enclose some lucky volunteers.

Calling all fans of the 90s and early 2000s pop culture phenomenon that was cult sitcom Friends! The smash hit Off-Broadway musical spoof is bringing the lives, loves and messy-inbetweens of our favorite New York-dwelling twenty-somethings back to the stage during a hotly anticipated national tour.