Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe's uplifting and endlessly versatile one-person show about love, loss, and finding joy in the small things is different every night with its warm-hearted audience participation. Daniel Radcliffe stars until May 24, with Mariska Hargitay (Law & Order: Special Victims Unit) succeeding him from May 26 to June 28.

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This revival deserves 10s across the board! The ballroom-themed production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's hit musical is filled with fierce fabulousness and dazzling new choreography, as well as all the classic songs from the lovable and eccentric characters. It’s the cat’s meow!

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"And there was distant music, simple and somehow sublime..." Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens’s American epic set at the turn of the 20th century continues through August 2 in Lear deBessonet's all-encompassing production. Joshua Henry, Caissie Levy, and Brandon Uranowitz lead the outstanding ensemble cast of this critically acclaimed revival.

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This heartwarming two-hander was a hit in London and is now delighting New York, the city where it takes place. The excitable Dougal travels to the Big Apple for the wedding of his estranged father and is greeted by Robin, the bride’s sister, for a whirlwind city adventure that deepens the pair's unlikely bond.

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The Ship of Dreams has successfully docked on Broadway without hitting an iceberg! Join Jack, Rose, and their fellow passengers on the voyage of a lifetime, scored by all of Celine Dion’s greatest hits in this outrageous parody of the 1997 blockbuster movie. Jim Parsons, Deborah Cox, Frankie Grande, and more star opposite multiple acclaimed cast members from Titanique's Off-Broadway premiere.

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Horror fans will find much to sink their teeth into with the stage adaption of the 1987 cult-favorite film about a family that moves to a new town with an active vampire population. With spectacular design, feats of flying, and an '80s rock-inspired score by The Rescues, it's a bloody good night out.

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Operation Mincemeat director Robert Hastie’s bold and darkly comic production of Hamlet comes to Brooklyn Academy of Music for a strictly limited run by way of London’s National Theatre. Hiran Abeysekera (Life of Pi) leads the cast as the tormented Prince of Denmark.

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Hugh Jackman stars alongside Sepideh Moafi (The Pitt) and Marianna Gailus (Vanya) in Ella Hickson’s trio of monologues. The innermost thoughts of three strangers — a tree surgeon in love, a woman searching for her lost friend, and a new mother who meets a celebrity by chance — collide in mysterious and beautiful ways.

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Visionary director Kip Williams’s (The Picture of Dorian Gray) production of Jean Genet’s thrilling play about female power and domination comes to St. Ann’s Warehouse following an acclaimed run at London’s Donmar Warehouse. The starry cast features Yerin Ha (Bridgerton), Phia Saban (House of the Dragon), and Olivier Award nominee Lydia Wilson.

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Are you addicted to the steamy hockey romance books and TV series? Then you won’t want to miss this power play. This musical comedy is inspired by all of Shane and Ilya’s greatest moments on and off the rink, accompanied by an upbeat original score. Get your ginger ales and tuna melts ready!

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Set in a summer camp for girls of color to bond with their white dads, Eliana Theologides Rodriguez’s satire, based on her experiences in a similar real-life program, is set in 2008, during the summer before Barack Obama’s first election, and explores themes of family, race, and girlhood in warm and witty new ways.

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Adam Bock’s dark comedy about workplace politics follows a friendly and efficient receptionist (two-time Tony winner Katie Finneran) whose workday is turned upside down by an unexpected visitor from head office. It definitely won’t be just another day at the office — or just another evening at the theatre!

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Thornton Wilder’s final, unfinished play makes its Off-Broadway premiere with help from playwright Kirk Lynn. During the heyday of the American department store, a man named John travels to the big city in search of a job but finds there’s no way of entering The Emporium for an interview. John's adventure brings all sorts of theatrical tropes together under one roof, and you're invited along for the ride.

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Roberto Montano’s Drama Desk-nominated solo play tells the story of his childhood dreams of being a jockey — a profession in which his height is an asset — to finding his identity as a Broadway dancer. Small is powerful!

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Two-time Obie Award winner Heather Christian’s unique theatrical concert, starring Tony Award nominee Kenita R. Miller, blends obscure Methodist hymns, a Catholic mass, gospel, folk music, and more to showcase the power of ritual and unravel the mysteries of life with a gothic flair.

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Pulitzer Prize finalist Eisa Davis’s new play tells the story of four girls who meet at a prestigious and competitive summer camp for young musicians. When the cloistered sanctuary is threatened by an emergency on the horizon, can their friendship and creativity survive?

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