Carrie Coon and Namir Smallwood lead the long-awaited Broadway premiere of Tracy Lett's (August: Osage County) gripping psychological thriller about a lonely waitress and a Gulf War veteran whose romance devolves into a spiral of conspiracy and paranoia.

Performances begin: December 17, 2025

Following his Tony-winning turn in Merrily We Roll Along, Daniel Radcliffe returned to Broadway as a man who makes a list of things big and small that make life worth living. Mariska Hargitay and Tracee Ellis Ross succeeded him in their Broadway debuts, each playing a limited run.

It's a solo play, but it's also interactive, so audiences also get to be part of the story.

Performances begin: February 21

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, are your Loman family in the latest revival of Arthur Miller's classic drama about an ordinary salesman and a dashed American dream.

Performances begin: March 6

See The Bear Emmy winners Jon Bernthal and Ebon Moss-Bachrach make their Broadway debuts in the stage adaptation of the hit Al Pacino film. Based on a true story, Dog Day Afternoon follows two would-be bank robbers whose botched plot flies spectacularly out of control.

Performances begin: March 10

Stage and screen giant John Lithgow reprises his award-winning performance from London as Roald Dahl. This buzzy new play dramatizes the aftermath of an article by Dahl that readers deemed antisemitic, leading to a battle between him, his family, and his publishers over how to respond.

Performances begin: March 11

Werk! After an award-winning Off-Broadway premiere, Cats: The Jellicle Ball — which reimagines Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cats at an LGBTQ vogue ball — pounces onto Broadway with much of its acclaimed original cast intact, including Tony Award winner André De Shields.

Performances begin: March 18

You may have gone on bad dates, but you've never seen one go as wildly, spectacularly off the rails as in Becky Shaw. Perhaps that makes this Pulitzer-nominated play the perfect choice for your own date night.

Performances begin: March 18

The only thing to fear is missing Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson in their Broadway debuts. Two-time Oscar winner Brody and Emmy, Golden Globe, and BAFTA nominee Thompson star as a wrongfully convicted inmate and a prison volunteer in Lindsey Ferrentino's drama about freedom and justice, based on a true story.

Performances begin: March 19

We see you shiver with anticipation for the Broadway return of The Rocky Horror Show, starring Luke Evans as Dr. Frank-N-Furter, a mad scientist who takes an innocent young couple on an unforgettable adventure through his weird, wild world.

Performances begin: March 26

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You may have seen the iconic Titanic film, but never like this. Titanique — which comes to Broadway after a hit three-year Off-Broadway run and multiple international productions — sees Celine Dion tell a zany version of what really happened to Jack and Rose, all set to her biggest hit songs (including, of course, "My Heart Will Go On").

Performances begin: March 26

Theatre darlings Rose Byrne and Kelli O'Hara lead Noël Coward's classic comedy about two women who each had a long-ago affair with the same Frenchman — who might suddenly be coming to visit.

Performances begin: March 27

One of the most beloved friendship stories of all time and featuring the Grammy-winning song "Wind Beneath My Wings," Beaches is getting the musical treatment. Broadway favorites Jessica Vosk and Kelli Barrett star as Cee Cee and Bertie, two wildly different women who are pen pals, romantic rivals, roommates, and more through the decades, but their bond survives through it all.

Performances begin: March 27

Sink your teeth into a new musical from two-time Tony Award-winning director Michael Arden (Maybe Happy Ending, Parade), adapted from the cult classic film about a family that moves to a seemingly ordinary California town — that happens to be a vampire haven.

Performances begin: March 27

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Taraji P. Henson makes her Broadway debut alongside Cedric "The Entertainer" in August Wilson’s classic drama, in which they star as boardinghouse owners who take in a man escaping a troubled past for an uncertain future.

Performances begin: March 30

Ayo Edebiri and Don Cheadle make their Broadway debuts in the first NYC revival of David Auburn's Pulitzer and Tony-winning play about the daughter of a deceased math genius thrown into further turmoil as she tries to prove the authorship of one of his groundbreaking discoveries.

Performances begin: March 31

Richard Thomas, Margaret Colin, Anika Noni Rose, and more star in the buzziest new comedy on the block. A small neighborhood association ends up in a big debate when someone proposes the unthinkable: putting a stop sign on the prettiest block in the area.

Performances begin: March 31

The hit Apple TV+ series is now a musical come to life on stage. Modeled after and featuring the beloved songs from season 1, Schmigadoon! follows a married couple who end up in a town where everyone is in a Golden Age musical — and the only way out is to sing and dance their way through.

Performances begin: April 4

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Rita Wilson, Kenan Thompson, Gayle King, Molly Shannon, Kathy Griffin, Susan Lucci, Ralph Macchio, ALaraine Newman, Billy Porter, Tony Shalhoub, Sherri Shepherd, Molly Shannon, and over 30 more stars of stage and screen are among the rotating lineup of this hilarious revue, where stage and screen celebs read excerpts from other celebs' biographies.

Performances begin: May 16

Places aren't haunted, but people are. A couple seeking a fresh start finds that out the hard way in Paranormal Activity, a stage play featuring an all-new story inspired by the acclaimed film series. The minds behind the horror play Grey House and the immersive noir experience Sleep No More team up for this chilling modern ghost story.

Performances begin: August 14

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Pauline is the queen bee of Aburi Girls Boarding School, with big dreams of becoming Miss Ghana 1986 — but the arrival of an American transfer student threatens to upend all that. Jocelyn Bioh's comedy makes its Broadway debut after multiple acclaimed Off-Broadway runs.

Performances begin: September 8

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A hypochondriac plots to marry off his daughter to a doctor to save on medical bills, but his plan spectacularly backfires. Tony Award winner Bill Irwin wrote and stars in a sharp new adaptation of Molière’s classic comedy.

Performances begin: September 25

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Talk about a family of titans. Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Joe Keery make their Broadway debuts alongside Ed Harris, Allison Janney, and Lily Rabe as a powerful, politically connected family whose hidden truths are on the verge of being exposed in a relative's memoir. This production of Jon Robin Baitz's drama marks its first Broadway revival.

Performances begin: September 29

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Billy Crystal returns to Broadway with a heartfelt new solo show. The Emmy Award winner opens up about 46 years' worth of memories in his longtime Los Angeles home before it was destroyed in the Palisades fires in 2025.

Performances begin: October 1

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Before Aaron Sorkin became a Hollywood mainstay, he was a playwright whose 1989 courtroom drama A Few Good Men put him on the map in his Broadway debut. Now, the show returns with Tom Blyth as military lawyer Daniel Kaffee, whose assignment to defend two Marines accused of murder puts him at odds with the whole chain of command. Bradley Whitford, who made his own Broadway debut in the original production, also stars.

Performances begin: October 8

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Meet the Sisters Clarke: a pair of Black twins, Mary and Martha, who passed as white and became outlaws in 1893 Texas, all to save their family.

Performances begin: October 15

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Following an acclaimed Off-Broadway premiere in 2022, Pulitzer Prize winner Bruce Norris's Downstate is coming to Broadway with The Bear Emmy winner Liza Colón-Zayas, Tony nominee Thomas Sadoski, Ivy Wolk, and more among the ensemble cast. The drama is set at a group home for convicted child sex offenders, and it asks provocative questions about where to draw the lines of justice, redemption, retribution, and humanity for people who have done the unspeakable.

Performances begin: October 17

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Tom Jones reimagined his long-running musical love story — about two fathers trying to set up their son and daughter — as the story of two mothers plotting for their sons to fall in love. After more than 50 years off Broadway, The Fantasticks is making a long-awaited Broadway debut, directed and choreographed by Tony Award winner Christopher Gattelli.

Performances begin: October 22

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Marvel Cinematic Universe stars Tom Hiddleston and Hayley Atwell play enemies-to-lovers Benedick and Beatrice in Shakespeare's classic comedy. Hiddleston, back on Broadway after his Tony-nominated 2019 debut, and Atwell, in her own Broadway debut, lead director Jamie Lloyd's "disco-tastic" (London Theatre) party of a production, which received acclaim in London in 2025.

Performances begin: October 31

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In 2007, a Holocaust museum received an album of Nazi-era photographs unlike any ever seen. That single album made national headlines and sparked widespread debate over ethics, truth, and humanity. Tectonic Theater Company's (The Laramie Project) Pulitzer-nominated docudrama unfolds through verbatim transcripts of interviews with the people involved in the real controversy.

Performances begin: November 2

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It's a Wonderful Life, about a man visited by a guardian angel so he can remember why life's worth living, is one of the most beloved Christmas movies of all time. Now, it comes to Broadway as a live radio play starring Lisa Rinna (Days of Our Lives, Melrose Place, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills), Harry Hamlin (Clash of the Titans), Andrew Rannells (The Book of Mormon, Girls), Tituss Burgess (The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt; Oh, Mary!), and Megan Hilty (Wicked, Death Becomes Her).

Performances begin: November 4

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Emmy and Golden Globe winner Rosamund Pike makes her Broadway debut as Jessica Parks, a London Crown Court Judge whose family and career collide as she seeks to change an often unjust legal system. Coming to NYC fresh off two acclaimed London runs, Inter Alia is the newest legal drama from playwright Suzie Miller and director Justin Martin (Prima Facie).

Performances begin: November 10

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Four-time Tony nominee Raúl Esparza is the star at the center of Galileo, about the astronomer whose discoveries changed the world as we knew it. Jeremy Kushnier and Tony nominee Joy Woods also lead this out-of-this-world new musical.

Performances begin: November 10

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Like magic, the hit film franchise Now You See Me is coming to life as a high-octane stage show for the holidays. Four world-class illusionists join forces as "the Four Horsemen" to deliver a thrilling spectacle for all ages.

Performances begin: November 11

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Perhaps the biggest surprise of all is the one we didn't know we needed: Blue Man Group is returning to NYC for their Broadway debut. There are sure to be many more surprises in store as the "blue men" discover holiday traditions and perform classic Christmas carols using their signature, kooky blend of comedy and creativity.

Performances begin: November 12

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With 50 albums, 11 Grammys, a theme-park empire, a Hollywood Walk of Fame star, and much more, it's almost a wonder Dolly Parton doesn't have a Broadway musical to her name. That is, until now: Dolly: A True Original Musical sets her life story to hits like "9 to 5" and "Jolene" alongside new tunes Parton wrote for the show.

Performances begin: December 7

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Clifford Odets's classic drama returns with Danny Burstein, Jessica Hecht, and Jeremy Shamos as the Berger family, whose differing ideas of the American dream clash in a Depression-era Bronx tenement. Tyne Rafaeli directs the production for Manhattan Theatre Club in her Broadway debut.

Performances begin: December 15

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