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Ticket sales for New York City’s Off-Broadway Week are underway.
It’s a great chance to see tomorrow’s Broadway shows today.
The biannual program, now in its 14th year, will run October 3–15, 2023, offering two-for-one tickets to 31 Off-Broadway shows.
Off-Broadway shows that will participate in the event include:
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