Off Broadway

The Off-Broadway League, founded in 1959, serves as a collective voice for Off-Broadway theatres, promoting theatrical productions and facilitating the exchange of information among its members. The organization is open to theatre owners, operators, managers, and producers of productions within Off-Broadway venues, which typically seat 76-499 patrons.

In addition to its artistic mission, the League is dedicated to promoting equity, inclusion, and anti-racism within the theatre community. Acknowledging its predominantly white leadership, the organization actively invites members and stakeholders to collaborate on creating a more just and inclusive industry that reflects the diversity of New York City.

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