FALL FOR KAMPFIRE: FIVE BOLD NEW WORKS IGNITE OFF-BROADWAY THIS SEASON

This fall, Kampfire PR proudly represents a daring season of new Off-Broadway productions that span satire, history, comedy, recovery, and technology. Together, these five premieres capture the spirit of theatrical risk-taking and speak directly to the most urgent and vibrant conversations of our time.

From the outrageous to the heartfelt, the hilarious to the haunting, audiences will discover stories that break molds and spark dialogue in true New York fashion.

A NEW MUSICAL EXPLORES RECOVERY THROUGH RAW HUMOR AND HOPE: SOBER SONGS BEGINS PERFORMANCES AUGUST 30 AT THEATRE ROW SOBER SONGS is about the humanity, heartbreak, humor, and hope inside recovery. It’s messy. It’s imperfect. It’s real.

SOBER SONGS, a daring new musical by Michael Levin (New York Times Best Selling author), with music direction and arrangements by Brian Reynolds, choreography by Megan Roe, directed by Chris Mackin, will begin previews at Theatre Row’s Theatre Three (410 West 42nd Street) in Aug.

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THE YORK THEATRE Proudly Presents the World Premiere of THIS IS NOT A DRILL

Aloha means hello. And goodbye.

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False Steps, A Ballroom Comedy

Ballroom Champions, Comedy Pros, and Quick-Stepping Newcomers Join Forces for FALSE STEPS, the Hilarious New Dance-Fueled Farce Opening This September at Theatre at St. Clements

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SLAM FRANK, The Bold New Musical Satire That’s Already Dividing the Internet

Begins a run at Asylum NYC This Fall

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Casting announced for the Off-Broadway premiere of The Glitch

What if the AI we fear could connect us more deeply to the parts of ourselves we’ve been too afraid to face?

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A SEASON OF NEW VOICES

Together, these five works reflect Kampfire’s mission: to champion bold, original theater that takes risks, starts conversations, and expands the boundaries of what Off-Broadway can be.

“Kampfire is proud to amplify stories that challenge, delight, and inspire,” said Katie Rosin, founder of Kampfire PR. “This fall, each of these productions reflects a different side of the human experience, from laughter to grief, satire to romance, sobriety to science fiction. They remind us why live theater matters now more than ever.”