Hamilton
Richard Rodgers Theatre
An American founding story told with a modern musical vocabulary.
Book Tickets→Broadway shows & tickets in June 2027
June is a chance to put theater at the center of a New York trip while leaving room for the city outside. Choose your priority performance first, then decide how much of the day you want to spend exploring.
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.
10shows to explore
Aladdin
New Amsterdam Theatre
A familiar Disney adventure with the scale of a Broadway night.
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Hadestown
Walter Kerr Theatre
A journey to the underworld, carried by music and the possibility of hope.
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The Great Gatsby
Broadway Theatre
Jazz Age longing, extravagant parties, and an elusive second chance.
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Oh, Mary!
Lyceum Theatre
Mary Todd Lincoln as the starting point for an outrageous theatrical invention.
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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.
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Evita
Winter Garden Theatre
Upcoming production · First performance February 27, 2027
Ambition, image, and political power in Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical.
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Paddington The Musical
Al Hirschfeld Theatre
Upcoming production · First performance March 30, 2027
A bear looking for a home brings kindness and curiosity to a new musical.
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Purple Rain
Majestic Theatre
Upcoming production · First performance March 12, 2027
Prince’s music powers a stage story of ambition and a troubled past.
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Turn theater conversation into a shortlist
If award-season coverage inspires you, look up the actual production and read beyond the result. The most useful details are the story, musical or dramatic style, running time, and how the show fits your interests. A televised excerpt is designed for that moment and does not represent every part of a full performance. Verify current dates and cast notices separately.
Give daytime sightseeing a finish line
A long outdoor itinerary can leave little energy for an evening show. Choose a realistic endpoint for the afternoon and allow time to eat, rest, and reach the theater. If you want to visit a rooftop or observation deck, compare the admission slot with the curtain time rather than assuming you can fit both into the same narrow window. The show should not depend on an attraction visit ending at exactly the right minute.
Make a family plan together
For school-break travel, involve children or teenagers in the choice instead of picking solely from a famous title. Check individual age policies and content guidance, then compare a matinee with an evening performance. Families traveling in from another time zone may prefer a show later in the trip. Leave room afterward to talk about what everyone noticed, whether that is a dance sequence, a joke, or a character they could not stop thinking about.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
A few things worth knowing
Does an award win guarantee I will like a show?
No. Use recognition as a starting point, then assess the story, style, content, and practical fit for your visit.
Can I visit a rooftop before Broadway?
Potentially. Check its admission and visit arrangements, the route to your theater, and the time you need for a meal and arrival.
Is an afternoon performance better for a family summer visit?
It may be, depending on your group's routine and travel schedule. Compare actual performance times and running times before deciding.