After winning a Tony Award for his last Broadway outing in Merrily We Roll Along, Daniel Radcliffe returns to the stage in Every Brilliant Thing, a solo play — sort of. There's lots of audience participation involved in the story about a person who makes a list of everything that makes life worthwhile. After Radcliffe departs May 24, Mariska Hargitay will make her Broadway debut in the show on May 26!

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For the first time, a cast member from the Harry Potter films is joining the cast of the Broadway sequel. Tom Felton will 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.

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Ayo Edebiri and Don Cheadle are a duo that's greater than the sum of their parts, but they're both accomplished individually, too. Edebiri is a 2023 Emmy winner for The Bear, and Cheadle is a Tony Award winner (for producing A Strange Loop) and Oscar nominee (for Hotel Rwanda) besides being a fan-favorite fixture of the Marvel Cinematic Universe as James Rhodes/War Machine. Now, both stars make their Broadway acting debuts as a deceased father and his determined daughter in David Auburn's Tony- and Pulitzer Prize-winning play.

Additionally, two-time Tony Award winner Kara Young Hamilton and Only Murders in the Building star Jin Ha return to the stage to round out the cast.

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We see you shiver with antici...pation for Luke Evans's Broadway debut. The Beauty and the Beast and The Hobbit star 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: Tony Award nominee Rachel Dratch (Saturday Night Live, POTUS), Tony nominee Andrew Durand (Dead Outlaw), Tony nominee Amber Gray (Hadestown), Harvey Guillén (What We Do in the Shadows), Oscar nominee Stephanie Hsu (Everything Everywhere All At Once), Oscar and Emmy nominee Juliette Lewis (Cape Fear, Yellowjackets), Josh Rivera (American Sports Story, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes), and Emmy nominee Michaela Jaé Rodriguez.

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Let's hope Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson don't have stage fright as they make their Broadway debuts in The Fear of 13, a true-life legal drama told through conversations between a wrongfully convicted inmate (Brody) and a prison volunteer (Thompson). Then again, both are stage vets: Brody was nominated for a 2025 Olivier Award for starring in The Fear of 13 in London, and Thompson returns to NYC after starring in 2016's Smart People off Broadway.

But whether you know them from these or their blockbuster screen credits — Brody being a double Oscar winner and Thompson being an Emmy, Golden Globe, and BAFTA nominee and Marvel star — the only thing scary is to miss them on Broadway.

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They're a long way from Chicago. Emmy Award winners Jon Bernthal and Ebon Moss-Bachrach are best known for their starring roles on The Bear, but in Dog Day Afternoon, they make their Broadway debuts as unpredictable Brooklyn bank robbers who spectacularly bungle their plan and cause a media frenzy.

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Taraji P. Henson and Cedric "The Entertainer" have both come and gone from Broadway, but they're coming back as boarding house owners who take in a life-changing tenant in August Wilson's Joe Turner's Come and Gone.

Oscar, Tony, and Emmy nominee Henson makes her Broadway acting debut after producing Jaja's African Hair Braiding in 2023, while Cedric returns to Broadway for the first time since his 2008 debut in American Buffalo.

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Jesse Tyler Ferguson is best known for his Emmy-nominated performance on Modern Family, but he's also a stage vet, notably winning a 2022 Tony Award for Take Me Out on Broadway. He gets more intimate in Tru, a solo play about Truman Capote performed in a library for only 99 people each night.

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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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This is one starry Loman family. Tony and Emmy winners Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf, plus Golden Globe nominee Christopher Abbott (Girls, Danny and the Deep Blue Sea) and Ben Ahlers, star in a new production of Arthur Miller's classic drama about a salesman coming to terms with an American dream that will never come true.

Performances begin: March 6

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Welcome to the Moulin Rouge! Grammy-winning rapper Megan Thee Stallion makes her Broadway debut as Zidler — becoming the first-ever female-identifying performer in the role — from March 24 to May 17, while The Voice's Kelsie Watts stars as Satine. How spectacular!

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Three theatre grandmasters are back on Broadway in the first revival of Chess, about two elite players competing for more than just a title. Tony Award winner Aaron Tveit (Moulin Rouge! The Musical) and fast-rising Broadway star Nicholas Christopher (Sweeney Todd, Little Shop of Horrors) play the chess champs, while Lea Michele (Glee, Funny Girl) is the woman caught between them.

Plus, Grammy-winning singer Joanna "JoJo" Levesque succeeds Michele from June 23 to September 13!

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You may know her as one-third of Destiny's Child (alongside Beyonce and Kelly Rowland, who came to see her perform at her Broadway opening night), but Michelle Williams is coming alive as Viola Van Horn, a mysterious potion hawker, in the new musical Death Becomes Her.

Tackling a new version of the role made famous by Isabella Rossellini on screen, she's surrounded by stars from the theatre world, too: Betsy Wolfe, Jennifer Simard, and Christopher Sieber take on Meryl Streep's, Goldie Hawn's, and Bruce Willis's parts.

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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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You're just in time to catch Glee star Matthew Morrison as Bobby Darin in this new musical about his short but legendary life. After Morrison departs April 19, Tony Award nominee Jeremy Jordan succeeds him from April 21, and both men are starring opposite The Pitt's Isa Briones as Connie Francis. What a lineup!

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Oscar nominee Rose Byrne and Tony winner Kelli O'Hara are a duo that go together like champagne and caviar. In Noël Coward’s classic comedy, they play two married women who discover a man with whom they've both had affairs might be coming to visit.

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Stars like Jonathan Groff, Jeremy Jordan, Conrad Ricamora, and Skylar Astin have all stepped into the role of flower shop worker Seymour — and now, it's Jordan Fisher's turn. The stage and screen veteran currently performs opposite The Book of Mormon Tony Award winner Nikki M. James as Audrey and three-time Tony nominee Andy Karl as Orin, 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.

He'll star alongside real-life spouses Reeve Carney and Eva Noblezada as Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan. Since first starring together in Hadestown – where their offstage love story also began — the pair have become one of Broadway's favorite couples.

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Ian McKellen is returning to the NYC stage — sort of. The stage and screen legend won't be physically present in The Shed's production of An Ark, but digital projections of him, Golda Rosheuvel, Arinzé Kene, and Rosie Sheehy guide audiences through the story of what it means to be alive in this mixed-reality experience.

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John Lithgow is a stage and screen giant, with six Emmy Awards, two Golden Globe Awards, an Olivier Award, two Tony Awards, and nominations for Oscars, Grammys, and more to his name. So it's fitting that he stars in Giant, playing storied author Roald Dahl at a moment where he's embroiled in controversy.

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Audible Theater and Together — a theatrical partnership between Hugh Jackman and Sonia Friedman — are presenting three starry shows at the Minetta Lane Theatre this spring. Jackman and Ella Beatty reprise their spring 2025 performances in Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes, about a professor/student relationship; SNL's Cecily Strong and Appropriate Tony nominee Corey Stoll play two people on a first date in What Happened Was; and Jackman, The Pitt's Sepideh Moafi, and Vanya's Marianna Gailus perform a trio of interconnected monologues in New Born.

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Yerin Ha, known to Bridgerton fans as season 4's Sophie Baek, is taking the stage. Reprising her performance from London' Ha stars in The Maids as the cruel employer of two young women plotting revenge.

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Who wouldn't kill for an ounce of Jennifer Nettles's talent? She's a Grammy Award winning-musician (as both a solo artist and one half of Sugarland), a Broadway star in shows like Waitress and Chicago, and now, a musical theatre writer. Nettles wrote and stars in Giulia: The Poison Queen of Palermo, about a real-life woman who became infamous for, ahem, dealing with people's abusive husbands.

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The historical dark comedy Oh, Mary!, by Tony Award-winning playwright Cole Escola, currently stars Hedwig and the Angry Inch creator John Cameron Mitchell as Mary Todd Lincoln through April 26, with Maya Rudolph making her Broadway debut in the role on April 28. Plus, Barbie's Simu Liu stars opposite Mitchell as Mary's Teacher. This play really is star-spangled!

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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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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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