Samuel D. Hunter’s acclaimed small-cast play about loneliness, compassion and a search for connection between an aunt and her nephew in rural Idaho

Three generations of women confronting love, trauma, and family secrets, seeking connection, healing, and freedom across shifting timelines in the early 1970s and t...

Eva Perón’s journey from humble origins to Argentina’s powerful First Lady, exploring ambition, politics, and ultimate tragedy.

An optimistic British newcomer in New York and the no‑nonsense, busy sister of the bride who meets him at the airport have an unpredictable adventure across New Yor...

Musical dramatizing Lincoln and Douglass’s three Civil War meetings, exploring friendship, abolition, and leadership through gospel, Broadway, and R&B Music.

Illusionist Rob Lake teams with the Muppets for a Broadway holiday spectacular blending grand magic, comedy, puppetry, and festive surprises

Tense Broadway revival of Tracy Letts’ play, exploring paranoia, conspiracy, and psychological unraveling in a seedy motel room with disturbing intimacy.

A young woman wrestles with love, genius, mental illness, and questions of authorship after the death of her brilliant but unstable father leaves behind a groundbre...

Dramatizes the meteoric rise and spectacular collapse of the infamous 2017 Bahamian “luxury” music festival that never was.

Brilliant mathematician John Nash battles schizophrenia, love, and genius while seeking redemption through enduring human connection.

Acclaimed drama explores Roald Dahl’s controversial legacy, confronting antisemitism, fame, and moral reckoning with haunting intimacy

A vibrant jukebox musical set in New Orleans, following a young woman’s journey of rediscovery through the city’s soulful music, resilience, and joyous cultural spi...

A brassy vaudeville star breaks barriers with bold humor, powerful songs, and fearless resilience, becoming an unapologetic trailblazer and enduring icon of America...

Two doctors stumble into Schmigadoon, a magical town trapped in a 1940s musical. To leave, they must discover true love amid parody, romance, and Broadway-style spe...

This Cats revival reinterprets Andrew Lloyd Webber’s classic through ballroom and vogue culture, featuring new choreography and stylized design while retaining the ...

A child creates a list of life’s joys to help a depressed parent, growing into a heartfelt, funny story about love, hope, and finding meaning.

12-time Tony Award winning classic play from Arthur Miller depicts an elderly salesman’s end-of-life crisis and his ultimate suicide

The New Amsterdam Theatre was opened in 1903 by the producers Klaw and Erlanger. Musicals and classic repertory were the basics of the theater in its early years. ...

In 1917, the Broadhurst Theatre was opened by the Shubert brothers, and named for beloved dramatist (and theatre co-manager) George Broadhurst. The Theatre was des...

Not many actors are approached to star in the debut production of their very own theater, but that is the enticing offer the Shuberts made to acclaimed stage perfor...

The Stephen Sondheim Theatre received its name in 2010, in honor of the legendary Broadway composer/lyricist who wrote such musicals as A Funny Thing Happened on th...

The Eugene O'Neill Theatre is named for one of America's most cherished playwrights, Eugene O'Neill who wrote such classics as Anna Christie, The Iceman Cometh, Des...

The Booth Theatre was named in honor of 19th century actor Edwin Booth, better known today as the brother of John Wilkes-Booth, but in his time he was one of the mo...

The Longacre Theatre was built in 1913 and named for Longacre Square, the area now known the world over as Times Square. Despite the long-ago disappearance of its n...