Patti LuPone, Gabby Beans, Susan Stroman, André Bishop, and more are featured in this special look back, along with clips from War Horse, The Light in the Piazza, South Pacific, and more.

See what’s coming soon, what’s premiering out of town, and what’s in development.

The theatregoers’ resource for reviews, discount tickets, and all the need-to-know information about the shows on Broadway right now.

The suffragist musical will soon be available to audiences across the country.

Cole Escola's hit play is getting a new cast in 2025.

Keep track of the shows booked into each Broadway theatre.

George C. Wolfe is directing the new production, co-starring Danny Burstein and Joy Woods.

The performer and TV personality will again play Roxie Hart.

The musical adaptation begins performances April 1 at Broadway's James Earl Jones Theatre.

The Modern Family star will succeed Eva Noblezada at the Broadway Theatre.

Jessica Hecht and Amber Gray fight, the Zoom scene that has audiences hollering—what's not to love?

When buying tickets to this high tech revival, you'll want to make sure you can see the screens as fully as possible.

Amber Gray, Thomas Middleditch, and more fight about vaccines in the Manhattan Theatre Club production, which opened December 16.

The revival, starring Audra McDonald, opens December 19 at the Majestic Theatre.

Plus, Tom Hanks, Olivia Munn, Steve Martin were some of the many stars who showed up to the gala opening of the new Broadway show.

The West End favorite is getting ready to cross the pond.

With six-time Tony winner Audra McDonald leading the cast as Rose, the starry revival is shaping up to be a major hit.

Amber Gray, Thomas Middleditch, and more fight about vaccines in Jonathan Spector's play at Manhattan Theatre Club.

George C. Wolfe is directing the new production, co-starring Danny Burstein and Joy Woods.

The international hit continues on Broadway at the Lyric Theatre.

When buying tickets to this wacky comedy, you'll want to make sure you can see all the bratty curls as fully as possible.

What shows are about to close in New York City?

Audiences at the Avett Brothers musical at Broadway's Longacre were treated to two post-show performances.

The six-time Tony winner and director George C. Wolfe also chat about the latest staging of the musical theatre classic.

The hit jukebox musical continues at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre.

Amber Gray, Thomas Middleditch, and more fight about vaccines in the Manhattan Theatre Club production.

Darren Criss and Helen J Shen star in the new musical at the Belasco Theatre.

Adapted from Nicholas Sparks' novel and its 2004 film, the work features a book by Bekah Brunstetter and a score by Ingrid Michaelson.

Mia Farrow and Patti LuPone star in the comedy by Jen Silverman, with Jack O'Brien at the helm.

The new musical, based on the famed novel of the same name, continues at the Broadway Theatre.

The high-flying stage production celebrated its 10th anniversary at the New Amsterdam Theatre earlier this year.

The Jason Robert Brown musical is making its long-awaited Main Stem debut in 2025.

Here's how to get into the room where it happens at the Richard Rodgers Theatre without breaking the bank.

The Tony and Olivier winner recently attended the Jamie Lloyd-directed production at Broadway's St. James Theatre.

Tony nominees Brody Grant and Sky Lakota-Lynch were joined by composers Jonathan Clay and Zach Chance for the performance.

The Alicia Keys musical continues at the Shubert Theatre.

The Tony winner will take on the iconic "Beyond the Sea" singer in the new show, starting performances on Broadway in March 2025.

The musical has completed its Broadway cast, who will bring the iconic Cuban album to the stage.

The TikTok sensation is playing the ensemble role of Charmion in the jukebox musical.

The Grammy winner is starring as Persephone in the Anaïs Mitchell musical at the Walter Kerr.

The event will be streamed in addition to the live presentation.

The newest episode of the NPR series saw the cast performing five songs from the 2024 Best Play Tony winner.

Company members from the hit Broadway musical are part of the holiday special, airing December 11.

A rotating group of comedy and Broadway favorites are performing a collection of short stories penned by Simon Rich.

The Avett Brothers musical announced last week that it would play its final performance less than a month after opening.

Water for Elephants, The Notebook, and Swept Away each saw steep increases at the box office as they near their final performances.

The Tony-winning international hit continues at the Minskoff Theatre.

Kieran Culkin, Bob Odenkirk, and Bill Burr will lead the cast of the David Mamet play beginning in March.

The one-performance-only offer will be available to in-person lottery winners December 13.

The Tony-winning musical continues at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre.