NEW YORK — From “Sesame Street” and Grammy winner Melissa Etheridge to a daring take on Emily Bronte’s literary classic and a “Schindler’s List” star premiering this fall, off-Broadway has something for just about everyone. There’s even a Tony winner and a Pulitzer Prize star in the mix.
With modest ticket prices and intimate settings, off-Broadway offerings include a treasure trove of limited-run productions. Below are some of the shows to go to:
“Sesame Street: The Musical”: All of New York can find out how to get to “Sesame Street” now that the seminal children’s television series has been adapted into a musical. Beloved characters Elmo, Cookie Monster, and Bert and Ernie will hit the stage in their very own musical. Directed and produced by Jonathan Rockefeller, the production will feature classic “Sesame Street” songs alongside new numbers. Special guest stars from Broadway will join in on the fun, too. Currently running. Performances scheduled through Nov. 27 at Theater Row (410 W. 42nd St.)
