Places aren't always haunted, but people sure are. That's the idea behind Paranormal Activity, the critically acclaimed play inspired by the hit horror film franchise. Following a married couple whose demons are rattling them inside and out, the play was described by our critic as "a white-knuckle experience" and a "solid drama [...] that happens to have exceptional special effects." Prepare to be spooked.

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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child has put Broadway audiences under its spell since 2018. Harry Potter fans will recognize all their favorite characters, and some new ones, in this stage sequel to the books centered on the next generation of wizards.

And even non-Potterheads are bound to be amazed by the daring plot about time travel and the unbelievable special effects. All together, the performances and stagecraft of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child will make you believe magic — or theatre magic, at least — is real.

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See Oscar nominee Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl) make her Broadway debut in Inter Alia, reprising her Olivier Award-winning performance from London as a prominent judge whose life is upended when allegations emerge against her teenage son.

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In 1989, Bradley Whitford and Aaron Sorkin made their Broadway debuts with A Few Good Men, kicking off a long collaboration. Now, Whitford returns to star along Tom Blyth in the first revival of Sorkin's drama about a military lawyer tasked with defending two young Marines accused of murder. Can you handle the truth?

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Hawkins, Indiana, got turned upside down long before the events of Netflix's Stranger Things. In this theatrical prequel to the hit show, teenage versions of fan-favorite characters deal with the arrival of a newcomer named Henry Creel, who upends all their lives.

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We know Other Desert Cities will be good for five reasons: Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Ed Harris, Allison Janney, Joe Keery, and Lily Rabe. That, and Jon Robin Baitz's play about a politically prominent family with dark secrets on the verge of exploding was a Pulitzer Prize for Drama finalist.

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Search Party's Cole Escola penned this wacky comedy that brings the White House to Broadway following a sold-out Off-Broadway premiere. A rotating lineup of stars play Mary Todd Lincoln — a silly, alcoholic, lustful Mary Todd Lincoln with dreams of being a cabaret star. Her life turns on its head in the weeks leading up to her husband's assassination.

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Class is back in session at School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play, returning to NYC almost a decade after two hit Off-Broadway runs. The years haven't dulled the sting of Jocelyn Bioh's comedy about a teenage Ghanaian queen bee vying to be Miss Ghana 1986 — if a new American transfer student doesn't steal her throne first.

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See The Odyssey's Bill Irwin, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend creator Rachel Bloom, and more in a new adaptation of Molière's classic comedy that will have you in stitches. The antics center on Argan, a hypochondriac whose plan to secure free healthcare by marrying his daughter to a doctor doesn't go as prescribed.

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A 2024 Pulitzer Prize finalist, Here There Are Blueberries dramatizes the true story of a Nazi-era photo album, the Holocaust museum it was donated to, and the national ethical debate that erupted over its display — or concealment. The docudrama, compiled from transcripts of real interviews, is the latest work from the artists behind The Laramie Project.

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Bruce Norris knows how to write a play that gets people talking. In the early 2010s, he was a Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winner for Clybourne Park, and he now returns to Broadway for the first time since with Downstate. Acclaimed in Chicago and London, and off Broadway in 2022, the drama is set at a group home for convicted child sex offenders and asks where to draw the line between retribution and redemption, and when — or if — the punishment can ever be enough for people who've done the unthinkable.

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