Broadway & Off-Broadway show tickets
Compare Broadway and Off-Broadway shows in New York. Choose a production, check performance dates and prices, and read seating advice before booking your tickets.
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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→Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)
Longacre Theatre
Two very different people find common ground in New York.
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→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.
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→Midnight
Daryl Roth Theatre
Twelve lives intersect in a musical set in the American South.
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→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.
Book Tickets→Paranormal Activity
August Wilson Theatre
A couple’s fresh start becomes a live encounter with fear.
Book Tickets→Purple Rain
Majestic Theatre
Upcoming production · First performance March 12, 2027
Prince’s music powers a stage story of ambition and a troubled past.
Book Tickets→School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play
Samuel J. Friedman Theatre
School hierarchy and beauty-pageant ambition collide in Jocelyn Bioh’s comedy.
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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