& Juliet
6.2
Opened Nov 17, 2022
Aladdin
6.8
Opened Mar 20, 2014
Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman
8.3
Opened Apr 9, 2026
Beaches
3.6
Opened Apr 22, 2026
Becky Shaw
8.5
Opened Apr 6, 2026
Buena Vista Social Club
8.6
Opened Mar 19, 2025
CATS: The Jellicle Ball
8.9
Opened Apr 7, 2026
Celebrity Autobiography: In Their Own Words
6.2
Opened May 18, 2026
Chess
6.3
Opened Nov 16, 2025
Chicago
9.5
Opened Nov 14, 1996
Death Becomes Her
8.1
Opened Nov 21, 2024
Dog Day Afternoon
5.1
Opened Mar 30, 2026
Every Brilliant Thing
7.9
Opened Mar 12, 2026
Fallen Angels
7.6
Opened Apr 19, 2026
Giant
7.7
Opened Mar 23, 2026
Hadestown
8.2
Opened Apr 17, 2019
Hamilton
9.7
Opened Aug 6, 2015
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
8.9
Opened Apr 22, 2018
Joe Turner's Come and Gone
8.0
Opened Apr 25, 2026
Just in Time
7.5
Opened Apr 26, 2025
Maybe Happy Ending
8.9
Opened Nov 12, 2024
MJ the Musical
6.8
Opened Feb 1, 2022
Moulin Rouge!
7.6
Opened Jul 25, 2019
Oh, Mary!
9.4
Opened Jul 11, 2024
Operation Mincemeat
7.8
Opened Mar 20, 2025
Proof
7.0
Opened Apr 16, 2026
Ragtime
8.2
Opened Oct 16, 2025
Schmigadoon!
7.8
Opened Apr 20, 2026
Six
8.4
Opened Oct 3, 2021
Stranger Things: The First Shadow
5.8
Opened Apr 22, 2025
The Balusters
8.1
Opened Apr 21, 2026
The Book of Mormon
8.7
Opened Mar 24, 2011
The Fear of 13
5.8
Opened Apr 15, 2026
The Great Gatsby
4.8
Opened Apr 25, 2024
The Lion King
8.8
Opened Nov 13, 1997
The Lost Boys
7.4
Opened Apr 26, 2026
The Outsiders
6.9
Opened Apr 11, 2024
The Rocky Horror Show
6.8
Opened Apr 23, 2026
Titanique
7.5
Opened Apr 12, 2026
Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)
7.4
Opened Nov 20, 2025
Wicked
5.3
Opened Oct 30, 2003
Review Roundups
The reviews are in for Atlantic Theater Company's Off-Broadway premiere of Indian Princesses, written by Eliana Theologides Rodriguez and directed by Miranda Cornell. Read the reviews here!
Read the reviews for the Broadway premiere of the long-running Off-Broadway hit CELEBRITY AUTOBIOGRAPHY, the Drama Desk Award-winning comedy created by Eugene Pack.
Dad Don't Read This, a new play by Eliya Smith is now playing Off-Broadway at St. Luke's Theatre. See what the critics are saying in BroadwayWorld's Review Roundup here.
The world premiere of “The People Versus Lenny Bruce” a play by Susan Charlotte, based on the legal case of legendary lawyer Martin Garbus, is now being presented Off-Broadway at Theatre Row - Theatre Four. Read the reviews for the production here!
Up next at Audible’s Minetta Lane Theatre is New Born, performed by Marianna Gailus, Tony Award winner Hugh Jackman, and Sepideh Moafi. Let's see what the critics have to say about the new play...
Reviews are in for Is God Is, Aleshea Harris's new film adaptation of her play starring two-time Tony-winner Kara Young and Mallori Johnson. Find out what critics think of the film in our review roundup.
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Jesus Christ Superstar began as a concept album in 1970 before making its stage debut in 1971. The original 1970 concept album was the brainchild of composer Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyricist Tim Rice.
Writers have a somewhat embarrassing tendency to glorify the act of writing. There are too many author protagonists to count. Liz Duffy Adams leans into this trend with a tasteful sense of irony in her 2009 play, OR. She picked an interesting subject for the task with Aphra Behn.
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Lerner & Loewe’s magical tale of CAMELOT has been brought to life at The John W. Engeman Theater in Northport by Director Drew Humphrey*. A rarely performed show on Long Island, this production was worth waiting for! Humphrey, a veteran director, choreographer, and performer, created a masterpiece with this classic tale of love, loss, virtue, betrayal, and hope.
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