Beyond Broadway shows under $50 (NY Reviews) (27)
Limited budget? Try these shows all around NYC.
A new musical based on the young adult novel by bestselling author Jodi Picoult and her daughter.
In its 8th year, Distorted Diznee is a high octane look at Disney classics through a drag queen lens.
A look at a young woman’s journey of self-discovery at the onset of the Civil Rights-era.
An anecdotal solo show from comedian Alex Edelman.
Musical spoof of Shakespearean romance in which Romeo wakes up in Brooklyn in the 1960s.
A musical parody of the classic film, Titanic, using Celine Dion's music
This family-friendly show celebrates the power of percussion and the sheer joy of banging on things.
The Neo-Futurists' lineup of interactive plays, each written by a performer and honed by the ensemble.
Alex Lawther stars in director Robert Icke's acclaimed production of Shakespeare's tragedy.
Part of the Mint's efforts to introduce audiences to English playwright Elizabeth Baker (1876–1962).
Alison Leiby's show about a summer that began with a bang & ended with a trip to Planned Parenthood.
A worldwide phenomenon where comedy, music, and paint collide in a circus of the imagination.
Winnie the Pooh and friends embark on fun adventures, in this new musical with life-size puppets.
A rousing portrayal of intelligent women facing inconvenient truths.
A joyful musical that honors black women through history, set to top hits from the '30-'90s.
The only living non-Japanese Master of the art of comic storytelling, brings Rakugo to New York.
This spectacular display of sight and sound can only be described as ‘bubble artistry’.
Irish Rep's world-premiere solo show about James Joyce's most sensual hero – Molly Bloom.
A riveting new play about loyalties, intrigue, and the delicate art of translation.
A teacher navigates his students' reactions when the unthinkable happens.
An interactive new musical based on the popular hit TV series.
A murder mystery by Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig adapted from a classical Chinese drama.
"53% Of" casts a light on the status quo and questions our ideas of who can call themselves good.
A disconnected group of friends reunite at a ritual dinner party gathering.