High-energy Elvis musical blending spectacle, biography, Vegas glam, and explosive rock performances with a focus on Elvis's complicated relationship with Colonel T...

At a Ghanaian boarding school, queen bee Paulina’s rule is threatened by a new girl, sparking rivalry, shifting friendships, and a beauty pageant showdown over iden...

An outcast penguin who is unable to sing, uses tap dance to prove himself, confront environmental threats, and unite his colony through individuality, courage, and ...

Painter Lili Elbe navigates identity, love, and transformation, as her marriage devolves and she becomes one of the first to undergo gender-affirming surgery.

A London judge who champions sexual assault victims is thrown into moral crisis when her own teenage son is accused of rape by a classmate.

Paddington arrives in London, finds family with the Browns, and spreads kindness and chaos in a heartwarming musical about belonging, adventure, and marmalade.

Billy Crystal’s 860 explores the loss of his longtime home in the Palisades fire, using humor and storytelling to reflect on memory, family, and resilience.

Professional patient Argan indulges his every ailment, and schemes to marry off his daughter to a doctor to save on medical bills

Billy Porter’s Mix & Master blends music and storytelling, exploring his life, identity, and career through performance and reflection.

Unemployed steelworkers form a male strip act to earn money, revealing vulnerability, friendship, and humor while confronting masculinity and self-worth.

A writer spends a weekend in Montauk reflecting on past relationships, confronting truths about love, memory, identity, and the emotional cost of honesty in his lif...

Actors read real celebrity memoir excerpts aloud, turning unintentionally funny passages into sharp, unscripted comedy through dramatic, deadpan performances.

A couple fleeing their troubled past move into a London apartment, where terrifying supernatural events escalate into a relentless psychological and paranormal nigh...

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...

To get a sense of the evolution of the Broadway musical in the 20th century, one need only to look at the list of past tenants at the Imperial Theatre, which first ...

The Alvin Theatre (later renamed to the Neil Simon Theatre) was opened in 1927 and named for Alex Aarons and Vinton Freedley who produced a string of hits such as L...

The Ambassador Theatre opened in 1921 and has retained its name since that time, though records seem to indicate that for a very brief period following a 1980 renov...

The Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, originally called the Plymouth Theatre, was built in 1917 thanks to the Shubert Family and producer/director Arthur Hopkins. By the ...