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New World Stages

New World Stages, located at 340 West 50th Street, New York City, is a prominent off-Broadway complex that houses multiple theaters under one roof. Opened in 2004 and built on the site of the former Madison Square Garden, the complex features five theaters with seating capacities ranging from 199 to 499. New World Stages is known for hosting a diverse array of productions, including off-Broadway hits, new works, and long-running favorites. The venue is designed to offer an intimate and accessible theater experience, catering to a wide range of audiences. In addition to theatrical performances, New World Stages hosts events such as concerts, comedy shows, and film screenings. Its central location in the heart of Manhattan’s theater district makes it a popular destination for both locals and tourists, contributing significantly to New York City’s vibrant performing arts scene. Read more about Theater.

Three actresses portraying the Heathers—Heather McNamara in yellow, Heather Chandler in red, and Heather Duke in green—stand with hands on hips in matching plaid skirts and school blazers.

Review: The Deliciously Dark ‘Heathers’ Is Back Off-Broadway

Beyond its sociological themes, the show is a ton of stylish, well-crafted fun with top-notch acting and top-to-bottom earworms.
By David Cote

Theater Fall Preview: Women Are Taking Charge, On Broadway And Off

Women are center stage this fall in shows that highlight reproductive rights, consent and motherhood or showcase a powerful female lead. It can’t possibly have anything to do with a certain November election, could it?
By David Cote

Arnie Burton On The Off-Broadway Spooky Season Spoof ‘Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors’

Arnie Burton made his mark on Broadway with the Hitchcock parody 'The 39 Steps,' in which four actors play over 100 roles. The raucous 'Dracula, A Comedy Of Terrors' allots him a mere two characters to play, both women.
By Harry Haun

Constantine Maroulis: From ‘American Idol’ to ‘Rock & Roll Man’

By Harry Haun

Woody Harrelson and Long-Lost BFF Co-Wrote a Play

By Daniel D'Addario

Rent at New World Stages; Olive and the Bitter Herbs at Primary Stages

By Jesse Oxfeld
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