Private Lives on Broadway tickets

Get Private Lives tickets when they go on sale on New York Theatre Guide to see Noël Coward's masterpiece back on Broadway. A delightful comedy of manners, Private Lives plays as part of the 2026/27 Broadway season in a revival produced by, amongst others, eight-time Tony Award winner Jeffrey Richards (Spring Awakening, August: Osage County).

Don't miss Private Lives on Broadway, the play where exes find out they are staying next to each other on their honeymoons — with their new partners. What could possibly go wrong? An enduring story of love, forgiveness, and moving on together, Private Lives is a fiercely funny farce and one that has stood the test of time: revived multiple times on Broadway and the West End, the comedy first bowed in 1930 and, nearly a century later, it continues to astound.

“We are thrilled that this sparkling new production of this iconic comedy will be coming back to Broadway in 2026/27. The Coward Estate will work with closely with the producers and creative team and open their extensive archive to them as well as providing support from its social and marketing team," Alan Brodie, chair of the Noël Coward Foundation said in a statement.

Brodie went on to add that "all the royalties received by the Coward Estate on this production will go to the charitable Foundation set up by Coward’s partner Graham Payn and will be used to support educational and development projects across the performing arts.”

Many legendary actors have played roles in this Coward comedy: Richard Burton, Alan Rickman, Matthew Macfadyen, Maggie Smith, Elizabeth Taylor, Tammy Grimes, and Kim Cattrall are just some of the big names who have starred in Coward's play, so audiences can expect other stars to follow for this revival. Tickets to Private Lives in New York will be available here soon.