The Holes Extended Its Off-Broadway Run

The production at The Wild Project will continue performances in New York City through mid-November.

Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Arts Theater — General

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The production of 'The Holes' at New York City's The Wild Project has extended its off-Broadway run through November 15, 2026. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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The play The Holes has officially extended its Off-Broadway run following a strong opening week. The production will now conclude on November 15, 2026, instead of its original closing date.

Why it matters

Extensions often signal positive reception and sustained interest from local audiences during a show's initial run. This decision allows the production additional time at The Wild Project to build on its early momentum.

The production is led by executive producer Robert Pattinson and managed by Mix and Match Productions. It currently stars Bubba Weiler, Grantham Coleman, and Tina Benko.

The players

Robert Pattinson

He serves as the executive producer for this Off-Broadway production.

Bubba Weiler

He is one of the lead actors featured in the current cast of the play.

Grantham Coleman

He stars as one of the principal performers in the Off-Broadway production.

Tina Benko

She is a member of the cast for the production at The Wild Project.

Mix and Match Productions

This company serves as the general manager for the theatrical production.

The details

Produced by Icki Eneo Arlo, the play premiered at The Wild Project on September 22, 2026. The show has successfully extended its run after one week of performances in the city.

Timeline

  1. September 22, 2026: The Holes held its opening night at The Wild Project.

  2. October 18, 2026: The production was originally scheduled to close on this date.

  3. November 15, 2026: The play will now conclude its run.

Industry Dynamics

This extension follows a common industry pattern where successful limited runs are prolonged to meet demand during the competitive fall theater season. Such shifts reflect the broader strategy of independent productions navigating the high costs of New York City stage real estate.

Theatergoers now have an additional four weeks to secure tickets for performances at The Wild Project through mid-November. The extended schedule provides more flexibility for those planning to attend the show before its final closing date.

The takeaway

Securing tickets during an initial opening window can sometimes be difficult, but extensions often provide a secondary opportunity for fans. Checking the official production site early remains the most effective way to track schedule changes.

Further reading

For more information on the current stage landscape, visit Arts Theater — General.

More information

For showtimes and ticket availability, visit The Holes ticket and information site.

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