Shuffle Along

Sam Mendes and Rob Marshall's Tony Award-winning production (Best Revival, 1998) of Cabaretreturns to Broadway. Alan Cumming stars in his Tony-winning role as Emcee opposite three-time Academy Award nominee Michelle Williams who is making her Broadway debut. Music is by John Kander and Fred Ebb. Book is by Joe Masteroff.

The Visit is a tale of love, greed, and revenge. John Kander and Fred Ebb's final Broadway musical stars Chita Rivera as the world's wealthiest woman who returns to her hometown to make a deal with the residents — if they kill the man who broke her heart decades earlier (Roger Rees), she will make them all rich.

Something Rotten! stars Brian d'Arcy James (a 2015 Tony nominee for Best Actor in a Musical) and John Cariani as the Bottom brothers, a pair of struggling writers who, with the help of a soothsayer (Brad Oscar, nominated for Best Featured Actor in a Musical), try to outdo their arch nemesis William Shakespeare (Christian Borle, also nominated for Best Featured Actor in a Musical) by bringing the world's first musical to the stage.

Benjamin Walker stars in American Psycho, the new musical based on the Bret Easton Ellis novel and the subsequent Mary Harron film starring Christian Bale. Book is by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa; the techno-flavored songs are by Duncan Sheik.

Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Paula Vogel (How I Learned to Drive) makes her Broadway debut with Indecent, her newest work and one of the most acclaimed plays of 2016 when it debuted in New York Off-Broadway at the Vineyard Theatre.

After a successful 2011 Off-Broadway run at the New York Theatre Workshop, Peter and the Starcatcher opened on Broadway in 2012, starring Adam Chanler-Berat, Christian Borle, and Celia Keenan-Bolger.

Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill

The Encores! Off-Center staging of Andrew Lippa's The Wild Party, stars Sutton Foster, Steven Pasquale, Brandon Victor Dixon, Miriam Shor, Joaquina Kalukango, Talene Monahon, and Ryan Andes. Leigh Silverman directs the musical adapted from Joseph Moncure March's Jazz Age narrative poem about one tragic, decadent night in a Manhattan apartment.

The Addams Family

The new musical comedy, about a group of Broadway actors who co-opt a high school scandal as their new social justice cause, plays the Longacre Theatre.

Natascia Diaz (City Center Encores!' Grand Hotel), Claybourne Elder (Sunday in the Park With George), and Steffanie Leigh (War Paint) star in the Signature Theatre production of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s Passion. Watch highlights here. Directed by Associate Artistic Director Matthew Gardiner, the Tony-winning musical continues through September 23 in Signature’s MAX Theatre.

The Broadway premiere of Young Jean Lee's Straight White Men opens July 23 at the Hayes Theater. The production, a subversive exploration of privilege, identity, and American values, is directed by Tony winner Anna D. Shapiro and produced on Broadway by Second Stage Theater.

The story follows Ed and his three adult sons who come together to celebrate Christmas over board games and takeout. The cast is made up of Armie Hammer, Kate Bornstein, Paul Schneider, Josh Charles, and Ty Defoe, all making their Broadway debuts, as well as Stephen Payne, who plays Ed.

The new play from Roundabout Theatre Company explores contemporary perceptions of youth, beauty, sex, and family.

Watch highlights from the 2018 revival, starring Lauren Ambrose and Harry Hadden-Paton.

The new musical, directed by Erin Ortman, features a book and lyrics by Jason Grote and music by Marisa Michelson. The Prospect Theater Company production runs through April 29 at the ART/NY Mezzanine Theatre.

Joshua Jackson and Lauren Ridloff co-star in the first-ever Broadway revival of Mark Medoff’s landmark drama. Tony Award winner Kenny Leon directs the play that explores the relationship between a teacher at a school for the Deaf, and the young woman he meets there.

Watch highlights from Quiara Alegría Hudes and Erin McKeown’s new musical, directed Lear deBessonet, now playing at The Public Theater Off-Broadway. Miss You Like Hell tells the story of undocumented immigrant Beatriz (Daphne Rubin-Vega), on the road trip of a lifetime with her estranged 16-year-old daughter, Olivia (Gizel Jiménez).

Tina Fey's 2004 comedy heads to the stage with a score by Jeff Richmond and Nell Benjamin. Fey makes her Broadway debut writing the musical's book.

Joshua Harmon's new Off-Broadway play, which opened March 12 at LCT's Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater, follows a married couple at the helm of an exclusive private school who find their own progressive values at odds with personal ambition when their only son sets his sights on an Ivy League university. Daniel Aukin directs a cast made up of Jessica Hecht, Andrew Garman, Ben Edelman, Ann McDonough, and Sally Murphy.

Sara Bareilles celebrated her return to her musical Waitress January 16 with an unexpected reprise of "Bad Idea" with her new co-star Jason Mraz.

School of Rock’s Isabella Russo and Luca Padovan announced the world-premiere musical adaptation of The Book Thief at this year's Junior Theatre Festival and offered audiences a sneak peek at the musical's score.

Take an exclusive look at Rodney Ingram as he joins the cast of Phantom of the Opera.

Watch a clip from The Opera House, the new documentary screening in select cinemas across North America January 13 and 17.

Watch a clip from The Opera House, the new documentary screening in select cinemas across North America January 13 and 17.

Frozen is a psychological thriller about retribution, remorse and redemption. The play explores the interwoven lives of three strangers, played by Suranne Jones, Jason Watkins, and Nina Sosanya as they try to make sense of the unimaginable. Directed by Jonathan Munby, the show will be at the Theatre Royal Haymarket for a 12-week run beginning February 9.

In Stories by Heart, John Lithgow traces his roots as an actor and storyteller, working classic short stories by P. G. Wodehouse and Ring Lardner—read to him as a child—into his own narrative.

A look at the solo show from Tony and Emmy Award winner John Lithgow. In Stories by Heart, Lithgow traces his roots as an actor and storyteller, working classic short stories by P. G. Wodehouse and Ring Lardner—read to him as a child—into his own narrative.

A look at the solo show from Tony and Emmy Award winner John Lithgow. In Stories by Heart, Lithgow traces his roots as an actor and storyteller, working classic short stories by P. G. Wodehouse and Ring Lardner—read to him as a child—into his own narrative.