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Parcel From America

Parcel From America Tickets

Currently playing on Off-Broadway at Theatre Row

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Discounts up to 50%

Tickets just $44

Regularly $89

Select performances October 28- November 4, 2026

Expires October 15th, 2026

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Adapted from a tale by acclaimed Irish storyteller Tomáseen Foley, the production features an accomplished cast from Ireland and the United States.

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RESTRICTIONS: *Includes fees.  Subject to availability. Blackout dates may apply. Not applicable to previously purchased tickets. Offer may be discontinued at any time. All sales final - no refunds or exchanges. Not valid Nov 4.

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Tickets at Theatre Row

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410 West 42nd Street, (between 9th & 10th Avenues) NYC
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About Parcel From America on Broadway

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Venue

Theatre Row
410 West 42nd Street, (between 9th & 10th Avenues) NYC
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Duration

Approximately 100 minutes
Audience

Audience

8+
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Previews

Oct. 28, 2026

Opening

Nov. 4, 2026

Closing

June 7, 2027

Story for Parcel From America

Parcel From America is the story of a young boy and a lonely widow in a remote parish in the west of Ireland, and the importance of one special parcel that changes the lives of the entire community, carrying them all into the true heart of Christmas.

Inspired by the history of Irish emigration and the cherished parcels filled with gently used clothing and much-needed dollars sent by loved ones from across the Atlantic, this musical celebrates the old Irish adage that “it is only in the shelter of our neighbors that we all can live,” a theme that rings especially true in these fraught times.