You're in for a frighteningly good time at Paranormal Activity, the new stage play set in the world of the hit horror films. When a couple moves from Chicago to London to escape their past, they find that their past has come along to haunt them. The show has some seriously sinister stagecraft, so be prepared to be scared.

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Be sure to sashay over to Cats: The Jellicle Ball before it closes August 8. This three-time Tony-winning revival is a fierce and fabulous remix of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cats, turning the musical into a celebration of dance, fashion, and the LGBTQ+ community.

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Attention must be paid to Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf in Death of a Salesman before it closes August 9. Winner of six Tony Awards including Best Revival, director Joe Mantello's revelatory production showcases Arthur Miller's classic tragedy at its best. Consider us sold.

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The only non-brilliant thing about Tracee Ellis Ross's Broadway debut is that it ends August 9. As the nameless narrator of the Tony-nominated Every Brilliant Thing, Ross makes a list of little joys that comes to define her life, and audience members get to play additional roles in the character's world. Ross's Broadway debut could be yours, too!

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Lincoln Center Theater's Ragtime is exquisite and unmissable — especially after it won four Tonys including Best Musical Revival. Tony winners Joshua Henry and Caissie Levy, and nominee Brandon Uranowitz, lead a cast full of gorgeous voices in this American epic through August 16 only. Make them hear you, indeed.

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It's your last chance to get your kicks at Moulin Rouge! The Musical — the 10-time Tony-winning musical ends its seven-year run at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre on August 30. The story of star-crossed lovers Christian and Satine, who pursue truth, beauty, freedom, and love at the title Paris nightclub, is set to dozens of pop hits spanning 70 years. If you can-can go, don't miss it.

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Can technology really know us better than we know ourselves? Should it? That's the question at the heart of Andrew Stein's Disruption, in which a former Silcon Valley bigwig pitches his latest idea to his friends: an algorithm to steer them through their biggest life decisions. Golden Globe nominee John David Washington (BlacKkKlansman, The Piano Lesson), Tony Award nominee Conrad Ricamora (Oh, Mary!), Tony nominee Elizabeth Stanley (Jagged Little Pill), and more star.

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See one of Shakespeare's lesser-produced classics under the stars at Shakespeare in the Park this summer. Lily Rabe, Raúl Esparza, Steven Skybell, and more lead The Winter's Tale, about an estranged Sicilian princess that doesn't know that she, and the shepherd boy she falls for, are actually royalty. More famous than the story, though, is one of the show's stage directions: "Exit, pursued by a bear."

Free tickets are available at in-person distribution centers in all five boroughs, or through a digital lottery on the TodayTix app. Learn more.

Fast-rising soccer stars Jason and Ade are living the dream — but on the eve of their first-team debut, there's as much at stake off the pitch as on it. Taking place in three hotel rooms over the course of 13 years, John Donnelly's play about masculinity, sexuality, and secrets in the sports world is perfect for fans of shows like Heated Rivalry.

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Wendy Wasserstein is a trailblazer as only one of four women to ever win the Best Play Tony Award — but it's a rare treat to see one of her works in New York today. A revival of her 1997 play An American Daughter offers that opportunity with a story about a woman who undergoes intense media scrutiny after a single blunder, exposing the double standard put on her and all successful women.

Read our interview with the cast and creative team to learn more.

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Married creators Drew Lachey (of 98 Degrees) and Lea Lachey present a passionate show about the power of music, resilience, and being your truest self through August 29. The score features an original pop, rock, and R&B score alongside a few beloved hits including “Born This Way” and “Rise Up.” Read our interview with the Lacheys to learn more.

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Misunderstanding each other can be horrific and hilarious. So it goes in this 100-minute adaptation of Chekhov's Ivanov, in which everyone has an opinion on why the title character has suddenly gone from charming to despairing. Ivanov has an opinion, too: that all his friends are totally wrong.

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