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Off Broadway Theater, in the past has featured work from or by Edward Norton and Charles Bukowski.

Not-for-profit hybrid theatre founded in 1981 that bridges the gap between professional off-off Broadway and Community Theatre. Current projects include The Resident Company, The Playwrights' Corner and The Crossover Company.

Not-for-profit, off-Broadway theatre committed to producing new plays by American playwrights and bringing theatre to a diverse audience.

Dedicated to presenting the works of Tennessee Williams, and nurturing and producing works by new American playwrights that champion the human spirit.

Performance arm of the National Music Theater Network, presenting information on current season, a catalog of past performances, and an area to submit your own play.

Center for new Black, Latino, gay theatre, and the international avant-garde, as well as a cultural laboratory for artistic director Fred Newman's Developmental Theatre.

New York's longest running comedy revue. Online tickets and information on classes.

Dedicated to producing new works. Find information on current and past projects.

A unique combination of theatre and modern group psychotherapy, provides comprehensive therapeutic theatre workshops to populations with special needs.

Live classical theatre, readings of new plays, and performances.

Works by writers, actors, directors, and other artists of the South Asian Diaspora.

Non-profit organization founded in 1986 to provide a space for literary and performing artists to create and develop new works in front of a live audience.

Not-for-profit development theatre founded in 1969 with two primary goals: to nurture individual theatre artists, and to develop new American plays.

New works by independent artists.

Non-profit networking organization comprised of alumni of Florida State University, The Asolo Conservatory, and the Burt Reynolds Institute.

Includes current and future productions, seating chart, theater history and local dining tips.

Classic and contemporary Irish and Irish-American works.

Not-for-profit theater offering information on productions, box office, membership, and a gallery.

A celebrated off-Broadway theater company that works to create a vibrant future for theater by revealing luminous and compelling voices.

Reflecting the contemporary American experience as it is influenced by current events.

Plays and readings by new and established artists.

Interactive entertainment for corporate events and private parties. Wild, fun, innovative, comedy murder mystery events.

Dance, films, concerts, plays.

Murder mystery dinner theater, cruises, weekends, trains, and corporate parties.

Raises corporate funding for not-for-profit professional theatres. Educational programs and corporate sponsorship opportunities.

A performing and visual arts school for people with disabilities. A non-profit organization founded in 1977 to provide the disabled community with the communication skills necessary to pursue a life in professional theatre and enhance their opportunities in the workplace.

Company specializing in theater for kids and families. Nes, season schedules, and ticket information.

A web-tribute to the New York Fringe Festival 2002 production of José:Rivera's Giants Have Us in Their Books.

Information concerning current and future performances at the Ontological at St. Marks Theater.

Reviews and listings of theatrical and dance performances and venues.

Musical for a cast of children and a family audience.

Calendar of events, directions, tickets, and information on upcoming shows.

Ticket sales, subscriptions, and membership information is provided for this city funded project.

Presents and promotes live entertainment events at Radio City Music Hall, Madison Square Garden, and the Theater at Madison Square Garden.

Performing schizophrenia for the information age.

Presenting classic and contemporary plays in English and Spanish.

Not-for-profit off-Broadway theatre dedicated to revisiting neglected masterpieces and developing new plays.

Presents a variety of non-commercial productions. Information on new and past productions.

Offers original musicals and plays performed by kids for family audiences, as well as musical theater and drama classes for kids.

Theater artists collaborate on stage productions with astrophysicists, architects, philosophers and others working in a great variety of creative disciplines.

A historical Off-Broadway theatre which offers both rental space and on-going non-profit developmental projects.

Performance nightclub. Find information on Jackie 60 and other projects.

A non-profit black box theatre space and art gallery that features interdisciplinary performances, also available to rent.

Founded by Joseph Papp in 1954 as the Shakespeare Workshop, productions continue to include new plays and musicals as well as Shakespeare and other classics.

A non-profit organization serving the community since 1921. Music, dance, film, lectures, drama and more can be experienced in an acoustically satisfying, intimate space in the Times Square area.

Non-profit service organization for the performing arts. Discout ticket sales, marketing strategies, novice producer training programs.

Licenses the musical Godspell for stock and amateur productions.

Nurtures ongoing relationships with the finest American and European artists and supports mentoring programs for young and early-career directors.

Presenting contemporary French-language plays in English translation.

Adventurous, cutting edge theatre artists present information on current and past projects, member information, mailing lists, and current events.

Nonprofit theatre space founded in 1980, producing work by, about and for women.

Off-off Broadway theatre producing year-round season comprised exclusively of new plays and musicals by American playwrights and composers.

Mission, current projects and past projects are presented by Sasha Eden and Victoria Pettibone.

Combining drama, poetry, song, historical materials and movement to create original theatre pieces that explore timely issues rooted in the East.

Professional theatre devoted to writers aged 18 and younger. Information provided for educators and writers.