Off-Broadway/off-off-Broadway Appreciation!

What are some shows you've seen off Broadway, nowhere near Broadway, etc. that you loved that you'd want to recommend to someone?

I recently saw Our Dear Dead Drug Lord and while it gets super freaky at the end, I DID enjoy it a lot.

I just got tickets yesterday to Everything Is Super Great at 59e59 theaters...It sounds so interesting!

https://59e59.org/shows/show-detail/everything-is-super-great/

I also saw Our Dear Dead Drug Lord. Yes the ending is quite shocking. I thought the show was done well. The four actresses were very good. I thought the chant at the end could have been shortened and would have been more effective. Overall it is a really good play. See it if you can. It has been extended.

Saw The Underlying Chris the other night. My first Eno play. Well written but I was not crazy about the direction. I wrote more in the show's thread here on BWW.

In the next few weeks I am seeing Donja R Love's "One in Two" at Signature and Lucas Hnath's "The Thin Place". Really looking forward to these two.

I have had great luck with Ars Nova, St Ann’s Warehouse, Park Avenue Armory and Bushwick Starr over the years


I am really looking forward to the new Stephen Adly Guirgis play at the Atlantic (Halfway Bitches Go Straight to Heaven) and Greater Clements at LTC

Updated On: 11/12/19 at 12:37 PM

I really, really loved Dr. Ride's American Beach House at Ars Nova. It's playing for a couple more weeks. All should check it out if they get the opportunity.

jbird5 said: "Heroes of the Fourth Turning is in its final week. It’s about 4 hours of dialogue packed into a 2 hour show. But will definitely make you think.
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I just looked it up--it sounds so interesting!! But it's almost all sold out =(

I saw a good play off-off Broadway last weekend that actually, with a little tightening, has the potential to have a life beyond its current run. It's A LIFE IN THE RYE, about the life of J. D. Salinger, and it is at Theater for the New City until Nov. 24th. It's being given an excellent production and the largely full audience clearly loved it.

Bumping this because I'm wondering if anyone has seen Everything Is Super Great at 59E59 yet? I'm seeing it tomorrow!