Broadway shows & tickets in January 2027
Make a January Broadway visit the centerpiece of a winter day. Choose the story you want to spend time with, then give the journey, the meal, and the performance room to breathe.
Performance listings checked October 25, 2026. Open a show calendar for current availability.
This selection includes shows with listed bookable dates in our catalogue. It is not a complete schedule of every Broadway production.
30shows to explore
Hamilton
Richard Rodgers Theatre
An American founding story told with a modern musical vocabulary.
Book Tickets→Aladdin
New Amsterdam Theatre
A familiar Disney adventure with the scale of a Broadway night.
Book Tickets→Hadestown
Walter Kerr Theatre
A journey to the underworld, carried by music and the possibility of hope.
Book Tickets→& Juliet
Stephen Sondheim Theatre
Juliet gets another beginning, with a soundtrack built for it.
Book Tickets→Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
Lyric Theatre
The wizarding world returns, with a new generation carrying the story.
Book Tickets→The Book of Mormon
Eugene O'Neill Theatre
A mismatched missionary partnership becomes a very adult musical comedy.
Book Tickets→The Great Gatsby
Broadway Theatre
Jazz Age longing, extravagant parties, and an elusive second chance.
Book Tickets→The Outsiders
Bernard B Jacobs Theatre
Belonging, brotherhood, and the cost of drawing a line between us and them.
Book Tickets→Oh, Mary!
Lyceum Theatre
Mary Todd Lincoln as the starting point for an outrageous theatrical invention.
Book Tickets→Maybe Happy Ending
Belasco Theatre
Two retired helper robots discover how much a connection can change.
Book Tickets→Buena Vista Social Club
Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
Cuban music, shared memories, and the possibility of beginning again.
Book Tickets→Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical
Golden Theatre
A wartime deception becomes an unlikely subject for musical comedy.
Book Tickets→Just in Time
Circle In The Square Theatre
Bobby Darin’s story, framed as a night in a nightclub.
Book Tickets→The Play That Goes Wrong
New World Stages / Stage 4
A murder mystery struggles to survive its own opening night.
Book Tickets→The Gazillion Bubble Show
New World Stages
Bubbles become the main event in a family-focused stage spectacle.
Book Tickets→Jamie Allan's Amaze
New World Stages / Stage 5
Magic, technology, and the memories that make wonder personal.
Book Tickets→A Few Good Men
Vivian Beaumont Theater
Now in previews
A military courtroom drama about orders, loyalty, and the cost of asking questions.
Book Tickets→Awake and Sing!
Samuel J. Friedman Theatre
Upcoming production · First performance December 15, 2026
Three generations share a Bronx home and very different ideas of a better life.
Book Tickets→Dolly: A True Original Musical
St. James Theatre
Upcoming production · First performance December 7, 2026
Dolly Parton’s life and songs become a new stage biography.
Book Tickets→Galileo: A New Musical
Shubert Theatre
Upcoming production · First performance November 10, 2026
Discovery puts friendship and conviction under pressure in a new musical.
Book Tickets→Here There Are Blueberries
Ethel Barrymore Theatre
Upcoming production · First performance November 2, 2026
A photographic discovery raises difficult questions about evidence and responsibility.
Book Tickets→Inter Alia
Music Box Theatre
Upcoming production · First performance November 10, 2026
A judge’s professional certainty meets a crisis close to home.
Book Tickets→Katsura Sunshine's Rakugo
New World Stages / Stage 2
Japanese comic storytelling offers a different kind of New York theater night.
Book Tickets→Much Ado About Nothing
Winter Garden Theatre
Upcoming production · First performance October 31, 2026
Shakespeare’s battle of wit, attraction, and mistaken judgment returns to Broadway.
Book Tickets→Paranormal Activity
August Wilson Theatre
A couple’s fresh start becomes a live encounter with fear.
Book Tickets→The Rocky Horror Show
Studio 54
Richard O’Brien’s rock musical brings its strange night out to Studio 54.
Book Tickets→Wanted
James Earl Jones Theatre
Now in previews
Twin sisters stake their future on a dangerous reinvention in 1893 Texas.
Book Tickets→No matching shows
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Build a winter-friendly route
Keep the stretch before the show easy to manage. Choose a meal near the theater, identify the entrance in advance, and think about how you will handle coats and bags during the performance. Check the venue policy rather than assuming there is a coat check. If you are traveling into the city, allow flexibility around your arrival instead of booking the narrowest possible connection.
Read January dates individually
The beginning of the month can overlap with holiday arrangements, while later dates may follow a different pattern. Open the calendar for the exact day you want. A production appearing in the catalog does not by itself confirm a performance that afternoon or evening. Review any announced closing date before building a trip around a particular title.
Make one performance count
For a shorter winter break, give your first-choice show the best slot in your itinerary. Pair it with an indoor daytime visit or an unhurried lunch, and keep another performance as an option rather than an obligation. Compare the available seating offers for your dates without assuming January automatically brings a lower price. The right view and a comfortable schedule matter more than a seasonal bargain label.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
A few things worth knowing
Are January tickets always cheaper?
No. Prices depend on the production, performance, and available seating. Compare the actual totals for dates that work for you.
Do shows perform on New Year's Day?
Some may, but schedules vary. Check the exact production and date rather than assuming a universal holiday timetable.
Can I bring a winter coat?
Check the venue's bag and storage guidance and bring items you can manage at your seat. Do not assume a coat-check service is available.





























