PLEASE HELP ME CHOOSE AN OFF BROADWAY SHOW FOR JUNE!!

Hi, I am planning a big theatre trip for the end of June and in addition to seeing a bunch of Broadway shows, I have time available to see one or maybe two off-Broadway shows / the others listed below. I like all kinds of stuff, there is no particular style or genre I dislike or avoid. I am just looking for the best quality experience. The ones I am considering are:

Off-Broadway

The Flick

The Sound and Fury

The Qualms

Dr. Faustus

Heisenberg

Significant Other

Guards At The Taj (Atlantic)

Ghost Stories (Atlantic)

A Queen For A Day

Others

Airline Highway ... if it extends into last June

Permission .... if it extends (I think this one sounds very interesting)

A New Brain

Of Good Stock

Does anyone have any other suggestions or think any of these stick out as being the clear winner?

Is there any chance something new will open for the summer in the Longacre (before Allegiance arrives), the Music Box (Before King Charles III arrives), or the Broadway?? I know each of these is unlikely.

Thanks very much

Updated On: 5/13/15 at 04:04 PM

Thank you ... yes, I definitely am hoping to see Shows For Days, it is actually on my schedule already

I have read the comments on here about Clinton, it does sound fun

I had a great experience with Clinton the Musical. Got $30+ seats, 2 row dead center. The seating for this particular theater at NWS is stadium-style, so 2nd row was elevated and "far away" enough.

if you download the Todaytix app, it has a lot of great tix deals for on and off-broadway shows. plus if you use code RSDSI you can get $20 off your first purchase!

I think Airline Highway will be closed by then.

I believe the run of Heisenberg is sold out. Maybe you have tickets for that already? Or maybe it will extend?

I have tickets for Significant Other at the Laura Pels. I have no idea how that will be. I didn't see Bad Jews (same playwright).

I'm also seeing Preludes at the Claire Tow Theater at Lincoln Center. That's by Dave Malloy, who wrote Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812. He's going for a shorter title this time around. It's about Rachmaninov. Still with the Russians! Seats there are only $30, so act fast if you're interested. There are also $20 available with LincTix for the younger set.

Updated On: 5/19/15 at 02:00 PM