The Off Broadway Alliance (OBA) – a nonprofit organization composed of theater professionals dedicated to supporting, promoting, and sustaining Off-Broadway theater while making live performance more accessible to diverse audiences – has announced the 20th anniversary edition of 20at20, the bi -annual celebration of Off-Broadway theater, offering the opportunity to purchase $20 tickets beginning twenty minutes prior to curtain time for participating Off-Broadway plays and musicals. One of the best values in New York City theater, the upcoming discount program, running from Monday, March 23 through Sunday, April 12, 2026, features a diverse lineup of 28 Off-Broadway musicals, plays, immersive experiences, and family-friendly favorites.  Over the past two decades, 20at20 has become one of NYC’s most popular promotions for theatergoers, providing an easy and affordable way to experience the creativity and variety of Off-Broadway – often the starting point for some of the most exciting works in American theater and transfers to Broadway – giving everyone the chance to see seven or eight shows for less than the price of a single Broadway ticket. According to Peter Breger, President of the Off Broadway Alliance, “This 20th anniversary edition of 20at20 is especially meaningful, with more than 25 magical live theater experiences that showcase exactly what Off-Broadway does best. These shows are innovative, intimate, daring, playful, and full of surprises. With 20at20, there truly is something for everyone. When tickets are just $20, why not see one show – or two, three, or even more?”The current list of participating shows is as follows (additional shows may be announced in the coming days): Amaze (New World Stages, 340 W 50th Street); The Amazing Sex Life of Rabbits (SoHo Playhouse, 15 Vandam Street); Blood/Love, A Vampire Pop Opera (Theater 555, 555 W 42nd Street); Body Count (SoHo Playhouse, 15 Vandam Street); Burnout Paradise (Astor Place Theater, 434 Lafayette Street); Dirty Books (Bated Breath Theater, 39 W 14th Street, #301); Drunk Romeo Juliet (The Ruby Theater, 35 W 39th Street); FRIENDS! The Musical Parody (The Theater Center, 210 W 50th Street); Gazillion Bubble Show (New World Stages, 340 W 50th Street); Heartbreak Hotel (DR2 Theatre, 115 E 15th Street); Heavenly Baba (SoHo Playhouse, 15 Vandam Street); The Interrogation (NYU Skirball, 566 LaGuardia Place); Ivy Baldwin Dance + Jeanine Durning (NYU Skirball, 566 LaGuardia Place); Katsura Sunshine’s Rakugo (New World Stages, 340 W 50th Street); The Little Mermaid (Players Theater, 115 MacDougal Street); Lost in Del Valle (SoHo Playhouse, 15 Vandam Street); Monte Cristo, A New Musical (The York Theatre at The Theatre at St. Jean’s, 150 E 76th Street); Music City, A New Musical (Music City, 512 W 42nd Street); Nicole Travolta is Doing Alright (SoHo Playhouse, 15 Vandam Street); Perfect Crime (The Theater Center, 210 W 50th Street); Pied à Terre (The Theater Center, 210 W 50th Street); Pinkalicious (Actors’ Temple Theater, 339 W 47th Street); The Play That Goes Wrong (New World Stages, 340 W 50th Street); Shake Rattle Roll Dueling Pianos (Saturdays at Chelsea Table Stage, 152 W 26th Street; Sunday brunch at Burgerology, 320 W 36th Street); Singfeld! A Musical About Nothing (The Theater Center, 210 W 50th Street); Stories from the Brink (SoHo Playhouse, 15 Vandam Street); Titus Andronicus (The Pershing Square Signature Center, 480 W 42nd Street); and Zach (Theatre Row, 410 W 42nd Street).   Please note that some of the venues may add a facility fee of $2-3 to each $20 ticket, bringing the total cost to $22-23 per ticket. All tickets are subject to availability; restrictions may apply. The offer is valid only at the box office on the day of the performance, twenty minutes prior to curtain time; it is not valid on prior sales, cannot be combined with other offers, and may be revoked at any time. For more information about the shows, dates, and times, visit the 20at20 website. The post 20th anniversary of Off Broadway Alliance’s ‘20at20’ discounts coming this month appeared first on DC Theater Arts. ...read more read less