This evening's performance of SIGNS OF LIFE has been cancelled due to inclement weather. Ticketholders may call 212-563-2565 to reschedule.

As of 3:30pm on Friday February 26, all other Off-Broadway shows will go on as scheduled this evening. We will update this site as we learn of any cancellations. You may also check our Facebook page and Twitter newsfeed.

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Suppose you’re a world-class theatre company on the grounds of America’s pre-eminent performing arts campus, and you need to expand. There’s no more space on the ground, but everyone strongly feels that you should be within close proximity to your other performance spaces. What do you do? If you’re anything like Lincoln Center Theatre, you take a tip from the Drifters' classic rock & roll tune and go up where the air is fresh and sweet: up on the roof.

March is truly coming in like a lion this year, as eleven new Off-Broadway productions prepare to roar upon the New York theatre scene. There's something for everyone here: innovative productions of beloved classic dramas, an boundary-pushing world premiere from a couple masters of the musical theatre, some exciting new shows from the most exciting writers working today, and an under-the-sea musical adventure for the youngest theatre-lovers in your life.

The final chapter of Horton Foote’s The Orphans’ Home Cycle opened last week to another bouquet of critical hosannas at The Signature Theatre. And the best news of all: The Signature has just extended the production through May 8, 2010 to give more theater-lovers an opportunity to experience Off-Broadway’s intimate epic.

Off-Broadway is enjoying a bit of a renaissance of the work of playwright Sam Shepard this winter. While actor-turned-director Ethan Hawke is currently previewing The New Group’s revival of Shepard’s A Lie of the Mind, Atlantic Theater Company is first out of the gate with the American premiere of Ages of the Moon, a taut 80-minute dark comedy starring esteemed Irish actors Seán McGinley and Stephen Rea (Academy Award nominee for The Crying Game).

After a relatively sleepy December and January, Off-Broadway roars its way out of hibernation in February, with an astounding 15 shows opening (not to mention several others beginning previews). Between world premieres of starry comedies, fascinating new looks at classic dramas, two new musicals centered around World War II, a few award-winning dramas making their American debuts, a comedy/juggling spectacular, and much more, Off-Broadway truly has something for everyone this month!