& Juliet
Stephen Sondheim Theatre
What if Juliet chose a different ending? Shakespeare’s heroine gets a second act, set to a playlist of Max Martin pop smashes.
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New York’s musicals, all on one page
The Theater District’s musicals are the beating heart of Broadway — long-running blockbusters and modern classics, all playing within a few blocks of Times Square.
Every show below is currently playing. Pick a favorite or try something new, and book early for the best seats.
Now playing and coming soon.
Stephen Sondheim Theatre
What if Juliet chose a different ending? Shakespeare’s heroine gets a second act, set to a playlist of Max Martin pop smashes.
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Vivian Beaumont Theatre
Aaron Sorkin's military courtroom drama: two Marines stand accused of murder, and their lawyer demands the truth.
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New Amsterdam Theatre
Disney’s stage spectacle: a flying carpet, a scene-stealing Genie, and the songs everyone knows by heart.
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Eugene O’Neill Theatre
The nine-time Tony-winning comedy from the creators of South Park — irreverent, tuneful, and very, very funny.
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Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
Havana's golden age of music comes alive — the story of the legendary Cuban ensemble, told in son, bolero, and danzón.
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Ambassador Theatre
Murder, fame, and all that jazz — the Jazz Age classic, and Broadway’s longest-running American musical.
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Marquis Theatre
A die-hard baseball fan trades his soul for a pennant in this devilishly fun revival of the classic musical comedy.
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Winter Garden Theatre
Eva Perón's rise from poverty to power — Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's sweeping classic, home of 'Don't Cry for Me Argentina.'
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Shubert Theatre
The astronomer who defied the Church to defend the truth — Galileo's story as a sweeping new musical.
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Broadway Theatre
Fitzgerald's Jazz Age classic in a lavish new staging — Gatsby's glittering parties, and the dream just out of reach.
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Walter Kerr Theatre
Orpheus and Eurydice retold as a folk opera — a road trip to the underworld and back.
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Richard Rodgers Theatre
The revolutionary phenomenon: hip-hop, jazz, and Broadway in the story of Alexander Hamilton.
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Music Box Theatre
Rosamund Pike stars in Suzie Miller's gripping new play — a leading barrister's faith in the justice system is tested when her own family is pulled into it.
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Circle in the Square Theatre
Bobby Darin's life in song — 'Splish Splash,' 'Beyond the Sea,' 'Mack the Knife' — in an intimate nightclub of a musical.
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Minskoff Theatre
Julie Taymor’s landmark staging of the Disney film — puppetry and spectacle on a savanna scale.
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Palace Theatre
The cult-classic vampire film takes the stage — two brothers, one beach town, and a gang that never grows up.
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Masquerade · 218 W 57th Street
The Phantom of the Opera reimagined as an immersive masquerade — follow the story through ballrooms, backstage passages, and candlelit chambers, mask on.
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Belasco Theatre
Two retired helper robots in Seoul discover love in this gentle, Tony-winning chamber musical.
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Neil Simon Theatre
The life and music of Michael Jackson, built around the making of the 1992 Dangerous tour.
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Winter Garden Theatre
Shakespeare's sharpest battle of wits: Beatrice and Benedick swear off love — until their friends conspire to make them fall for each other.
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Al Hirschfeld Theatre
The hit film franchise comes to the stage: a team of illusionists pulls off impossible heists live, with large-scale magic, escapes, and audience participation.
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Lyceum Theatre
The smash comedy about Mary Todd Lincoln: bored, bratty, and desperate to revive her cabaret dreams in the weeks before that night at Ford's Theatre.
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John Golden Theatre
The true WWII caper — one corpse, a briefcase of fake plans, and a plot to fool Hitler — as a hit British comedy musical.
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Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre
S. E. Hinton's classic: Ponyboy, the Greasers, and the Socs in a raw, heartfelt folk-rock musical.
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Majestic Theatre
Prince's iconic film electrifies the stage — 'When Doves Cry,' 'Let's Go Crazy,' and the legendary title song, live.
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Studio 54
Brad and Janet meet Dr. Frank-N-Furter in Richard O'Brien's rock-and-roll cult classic. Let's do the Time Warp again.
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Nederlander Theatre
A couple on a backpacking trip stumbles into a town where life is a Golden Age musical — the TV comedy, live on stage.
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Lena Horne Theatre
The six wives of Henry VIII take the mic in a pop concert for the ages: divorced, beheaded, live.
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Vivian Beaumont Theatre
Maria and the von Trapp family return in Rodgers and Hammerstein's beloved classic — the hills are alive once more.
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Marquis Theatre
The stage prequel to the Netflix phenomenon: Hawkins, 1959 — young Henry Creel arrives in town, and something dark arrives with him.
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Longacre Theatre
A sunny Londoner, a jaded New Yorker, one wedding cake, and two days to deliver it — a British rom-com musical.
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James Earl Jones Theatre
Twin sisters Mary and Martha Clarke take to outlaw life in the Reconstruction-era South in this soulful new musical.
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Gershwin Theatre
The untold story of the witches of Oz — Broadway’s gravity-defying blockbuster.
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Almost every Broadway house sits between 41st and 54th Streets, west of Sixth Avenue. Times Sq–42nd St is the hub station; the Theater District is ringed with parking garages.
Most musicals run two to two-and-a-half hours including one intermission; family shows often offer earlier matinees.
Latecomers are seated at a suitable break — for some shows that’s well into the first act. Arrive at least 30 minutes before curtain.
What to expect, and how you’ll receive them.
Weekend performances and the newest hits sell first; matinees are the best bet for families and often the best value.
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