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A giant fall theater sale is happening now, with discounts of up to 50%

Dozens of Broadway and Off Broadway shows are offering major bargains if you buy in the next three weeks.

Adam Feldman
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Adam Feldman
Theater and Dance Editor, Time Out USA
Jeremy Jordan in Just in Time
Photograph: Courtesy Evan Zimmerman | Just in Time
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Autumn in New York: a time of brisk air, colored leaves and, best of all, the start of the fall theater season. And if you're looking for cheap Broadway tickets and Off Broadway tickets, you'll definitely want to check out TodayTix's latest New York Theater Sale, which begins today and runs though October 4. More than 50 productions are taking part in this bonanza, including nearly two dozen Broadway shows along with many Off Broadway faves.

You can find those big New York Theater Sale discounts right here.

Discounts vary from show to show, but the New York Theater Sale give you a chance to snag Broadway tickets for under $69 (or $89 in the orchestra section). There are some real doozies among the deals. For example, the hit Bobby Darin biomusical Just in Time, now starring Jeremy Jordan—which we just re-reviewed and found in great shape—offers cuts of up to $143, and you can save as much as  $105 on the gorgeous Maybe Happy EndingIf Off Broadway is more your speed, you can slice up to $82 from the price of the long-running Little Shop of Horrors (currently featuring Ethan Slater and Betsy Wolfe); the upcoming Irish musical Parcel from America is delivering a whopping 58% discount. 

Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody
Photograph: Courtesy Matthew MurphyHeated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody

The roster includes many proven hits, such as like The Rocky Horror Show, The Book of Mormon, HadestownHarry Potter and the Cursed Child and the aforementioned Just in Time and Maybe Happy Ending. But it also features multiple upcoming Broadway shows that have not even opened yet: DownstateThe Imaginary InvalidInter AliaSchool Girls; or, The African Mean Girls Play and the musicals Galileo and The Fantasticks. Don't sleep on the Off Broadway offerings; we especially recommend Heated Rivalry, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Heathers The Musical and the experimental docudrama Kramer/Fauci. Or if you're looking for something a little different, check out the magic show Amaze, the burlesque extravaganza Nutcracker Rouge or Ana Gasteyer's character comedy show September L. Davis: The Apology Tour

Weekdays generally give you the best options, but many of the most desirable seats get claimed early on, so act quickly if you want to make the most of the fall.

Kramer/Fauci
Photograph: Courtesy Maria BaranovaKramer/Fauci

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