Off Broadway Shows

In a 64-seat planetarium, a multimedia artist cracks open his family's past using overhead projectors and VHS camcorders.

A one-person work exploring grief and resilience, chronicling a father's experience following his daughter's death by suicide.

This dark comedy tells a story of navigating life with a terrifying new identity.

A virtuoso pianist, mother of eight, and Romantic-era rebel tells her own story at last.

Wallace Shawn performs his landmark solo work on privilege, complicity, and inequality.

A comedian explores his relationship with his religious immigrant father.

The ancient Japanese art of comic storytelling, performed in English by the only Western master of rakugo.

One actor, 35 characters — the true story of a small-town bully, a reign of terror, and mob justice.

The true story of the Scottish entertainer who conquered the world before anyone else.

A clown tries to do a two-person motivational show by herself when her partner doesn't show up.

A New York actor tells his story from a Texas prison cell.

A one-person musical tracing a performer's journey from shy childhood to creative freedom through drag.

A solo show about gay comedian Frank Maya, who died of AIDS in 1995.

A comedian talks about debt, bad jobs, breakups, and having a famous last name.

A historical re-enactment society, a divorce, and the 17th-century radicals who changed everything.

Jesse Tyler Ferguson plays Truman Capote in a devastating solo monologue drawn entirely from Capote's own words.

A British teenager in Hong Kong discovers the cost of ignoring a revolution at her doorstep.