Like magic, not one, but two cast members from the Harry Potter films are joining the cast of the Broadway sequel. Through January 3 in his Broadway debut, Tom Felton reprise his role as Draco Malfoy, a newly single dad whose son Scorpius befriends Harry Potter's son Albus at Hogwarts. Together, the boys go on a time-traveling adventure that changes the course of the Wizarding World, bringing the old crew back together again when things go awry.

Next, from February 2 to May 30, Rupert Grint returns to Broadway to reprise his own film role of Ron Weasley! Bloody hell, that's exciting.

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We see you shiver with antici...pation for Jake Shears back on Broadway! The Scissor Sisters frontman now plays Dr. Frank-N-Furter in a rare revival of this cult classic musical about a young couple who stumble into a mad scientist's weird, wild world.

That's not to mention the rest of the actors in that world, including Tony Award nominee Rachel Dratch (Saturday Night Live, POTUS), Glee star Kevin McHale, Tony nominee Lorna Courtney (& Juliet), Tony nominee Amber Gray (Hadestown), and more.

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There's a boatload of stars in Titanique, the hit musical parody of the Titanic film now docking on Broadway. Emmy winner Jim Parsons plays Rose's mother, Ruth; original Off-Broadway cast member and Big Brother star Frankie Grande returns as Victor Garber; Grammy nominee Deborah Cox plays The Unsinkable Molly Brown; and In the Heights and Scream star Melissa Barrera makes her Broadway debut as Rose, to name a few.

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The town of Schmigadoon! is full of stars, like Saturday Night Live alum Ana Gasteyer, stepping into the role of straitlaced Mildred Layton originated by Kristin Chenoweth in the same-named Apple TV+ series.

The cast also includes a whole host of fan-favorite Broadway stars, like Tony Award nominee Alex Brightman (Beetlejuice), Tony nominee Brad Oscar (Wicked), and Ann Harada, reprising her own onscreen performance as the clueless wife of Schmigadoon's mayor.

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Stars like Jonathan Groff, Jeremy Jordan, Conrad Ricamora, and Jordan Fisher have all stepped into the role of flower shop worker Seymour — and now, it's Ethan Slater's turn. The Wicked film star and SpongeBob SquarePants: The Musical Tony Award nominee currently performs opposite & Juliet Tony nominee Betsy Wolfe as Audrey, making for a star-studded Skid Row. (Of course, the bloodthirsty talking plant Audrey II is the real star, if you ask him.)

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Corbin Bleu may have sung "I Don't Dance" in High School Musical 2, but he's disproven that multiple times over on Broadway. His latest stage venture is The Great Gatsby, the roaring Jazz Age musical in which he plays Nick Carraway, reprising his acclaimed performance from London's West End.

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The historical dark comedy Oh, Mary!, by Tony Award-winning playwright Cole Escola, currently stars Hacks Emmy Award nominee Meg Stalter in her Broadway debut as Mary. This play really is star-spangled!

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Emmy and Golden Globe winner Rosamund Pike knows how to play a character you don't quite know whether to root for, in films ranging from Gone Girl to Saltburn and many more. Now, in her Broadway debut, this screen queen will command the stage as a judge navigating an unjust legal system as it collides headfirst with her family life.

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Rachel Zegler rules. After achieving breakout fame in Steven Spielberg's West Side Story movie musical, she's gone on to lead Snow White and Hunger Games feature films, make her Broadway debut in Romeo + Juliet, and win an Olivier Award for playing Eva Perón in her West End debut. In spring 2027, she's bringing her celebrated performance to Broadway.

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Billy Crystal needs no introduction. Whether you know his face from Saturday Night Live or When Harry Met Sally..., or his voice from Monsters, Inc., you know the six-time Emmy winner is a king of comedy.

But Crystal also has a serious side, too, which he displayed in his Tony-winning Broadway solo show 700 Sundays and now taps into with another one, 860. He shares memories from longtime home he lost to the Palisades fires in 2025.

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Tom Hiddleston and Hayley Atwell have a lot in common. They've become global stars thanks to Marvel Cinematic Universe roles (as Loki and Peggy Carter, respectively). They've earned Olivier Award nominations for their extensive work on the London stage. And they've both worked with award-winning theatre director Jamie Lloyd to great acclaim. Their latest collab with each other and Lloyd is in Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, bringing the party to Broadway after a hit London run.

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Welcome to the Broadway family! Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Seinfeld, Veep) and Joe Keery (Stranger Things) make their Broadway debuts in Other Desert Cities alongside fellow stage and screen greats Ed Harris (The Truman Show), Allison Janney (The West Wing), and Lily Rabe (American Horror Story).

All their credits are too numerous to list — but their latest project is Jon Robin Baitz's acclaimed play about a politically connected family in Palm Springs whose buried secrets might come to light in an explosive memoir.

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In 1990, Bradley Whitford made his Broadway debut as a replacement in Aaron Sorkin's own first Broadway play, A Few Good Men, which had premiered a year earlier. It's a full-circle moment for the West Wing Emmy winner — another of his many projects with Sorkin — as he returns to lead the first revival.

Whitford stars opposite Tom Blyth, now making his own Broadway debut. The breakout star of The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes now plays a military lawyer caught between a defense assignment and a whole chain of command.

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Three breakout screen stars are about to break out on Broadway. Heated Rivalry's François Arnaud and Superman title star David Corenswet will make their Broadway debuts alongside The Handmaid's Tale Emmy nominee Yvonne Strahovski in the first revival of Richard Greenberg's Pulitzer-nominated play, each playing two generations of characters grappling with the mysteries of inheritance: what parents leave behind, knowingly and unknowingly, for their children to discover.

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