Hamilton
Richard Rodgers Theatre
An American founding story told with a modern musical vocabulary.
Book Tickets→Use May to follow your own theatrical interests, whether that means a much-discussed musical or a quieter play. Build a shortlist from the work itself, then check the dates and seats that fit your visit.
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.
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Richard Rodgers Theatre
An American founding story told with a modern musical vocabulary.
Book Tickets→New Amsterdam Theatre
A familiar Disney adventure with the scale of a Broadway night.
Book Tickets→Walter Kerr Theatre
A journey to the underworld, carried by music and the possibility of hope.
Book Tickets→Lyric Theatre
The wizarding world returns, with a new generation carrying the story.
Book Tickets→Eugene O'Neill Theatre
A mismatched missionary partnership becomes a very adult musical comedy.
Book Tickets→Broadway Theatre
Jazz Age longing, extravagant parties, and an elusive second chance.
Book Tickets→Lyceum Theatre
Mary Todd Lincoln as the starting point for an outrageous theatrical invention.
Book Tickets→New World Stages / Stage 4
A murder mystery struggles to survive its own opening night.
Book Tickets→St. James Theatre
Upcoming production · First performance December 7, 2026
Dolly Parton’s life and songs become a new stage biography.
Book Tickets→Winter Garden Theatre
Upcoming production · First performance February 27, 2027
Ambition, image, and political power in Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical.
Book Tickets→Shubert Theatre
Upcoming production · First performance November 10, 2026
Discovery puts friendship and conviction under pressure in a new musical.
Book Tickets→Al Hirschfeld Theatre
Upcoming production · First performance March 30, 2027
A bear looking for a home brings kindness and curiosity to a new musical.
Book Tickets→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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When nominations or awards coverage are part of the conversation, use them as a route to discovery. A production's recognition does not tell you whether its subject, style, or running time is right for your group. Read current coverage carefully and distinguish a nomination from a win. Do not assume a particular cast member will appear at every performance because they are featured in a headline.
For a milestone trip, agree on the total budget and the practical needs of the whole group before comparing seating. Decide how tickets will be shared and where everyone will meet. If the evening includes dinner, place the reservation around the confirmed curtain time and choose a nearby location. Keep photographs and celebration time in the plan rather than squeezing them into the last few minutes.
If your trip includes Memorial Day weekend, check that year's dates and the individual show calendar. Do not assume an extra Monday performance or a familiar Sunday time. A second acceptable date or title can make planning easier, particularly when the group has limited flexibility. For a longer stay, alternate a theater-centered day with a looser day so the visit has room for both performances and the city around them.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Nominations can introduce you to a production, but choose according to its story, style, suitability, and available performances.
Some productions may schedule performances, but there is no universal arrangement. Check the exact year, date, and show.
Agree on dates, budget, access needs, and seating requirements first, then confirm what the booking offer promises for your party.