Broadway Musicals in September 2023

Glee's Lea Michele plays the title role famously originated by Barbra Streisand. Experience this raucous Broadway revival, Funny Girl's first, and hear the gleeful anthem "Don't Rain on My Parade" and more. Don't miss Michele as the greatest star in Funny Girl; learn more about tickets now.

Bob Fosse's iconic choreography comes to life in the first revival of his high-stepping revue. Director Wayne Cilento, a Tony-nominated member of the original Dancin' cast, keeps Fosse's original moves intact, revitalizing them with an updated flair. Learn more about tickets to this lively celebration of theatrical dance and one of its most legendary figures.

See the ex-wives of King Henry VIII as pop diva icons, retelling their stories of hardship with heart-thumping pop anthems to determine who their leader will be. From a small show written by college students, Six has become Broadway royalty with two Tony Awards and a worldwide fanbase. Try not to lose your head when you get tickets to this clever spin on history.

The Tony-winning musical Wicked made Idina Menzel and Kristin Chenoweth household names, and nearly 20 years later, Wicked remains a popular audience favorite. This prequel to The Wizard of Oz flips everything you know about good and bad witches, centering on Glinda and Elphaba's long-lost friendship. Defy gravity and learn more about Wicked tickets on Broadway today.

Based on the animated Disney classic, The Lion King features hit Elton John songs like "Circle of Life," "Hakuna Matata" and "Can You Feel the Love Tonight?" Witness the story of a lion cub following in his father's royal footsteps, brought to life with awe-inspiring puppetry evocative of the African savannah. Learn more about tickets to the six-time Tony-winning Best Musical.

Lend your ears to this original musical bringing kernels of fun to Broadway. When a rural town's cash crop starts dying, can a young farmgirl succeed in her quest to find help? An award-winning creative team, including Hairspray director Jack O'Brien, is behind this corny new show — get tickets now.