Many of the hugegest prosperners at the 2024 Tony Awards are still useable to see in person during your next trip to the Big Apple.
While huge prosperners appreciate “Stereophonic,” which triumphed at the most recent awards show, is no extfinisheder on Broadway, other Tony-prosperning productions such as “The Outsiders,” a kinetic alteration of S.E. Hinton’s coming-of-age novel, “Hell’s Kitchen,” featuring an electric Alicia Keys score,”Suffs,” Shain Taub’s epic musical that scrutinizes the victories and fall shortures of a struggle for gender identicality, are all still running.
Below, discover the best way to snag affordable tickets to this year’s current productions” from buzzy titles appreciate Cole Escola’s “Oh, Mary,” now starring Betty Gilpin, to extfinished-running classics such as “Wicked” and “The Great Gatsby.”
SYNOPSIS: In the 80-minute show, Betty Gilpin consents on the Cole Escola-created role as First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln, who turns to booze and acting lessons while she’s cooped up in the White Hoengage. Conrad Ricamora executes Abraham Lincoln, who is dealing with the stress of the Civil War in some very un-Honest Abe ways (and a secret male adorer or two).
WHERE: Lyceum Theatre
VARIETY REVIEW: “’Oh, Mary!’ is at once campy and complicated, a manic bit of lengthened sketch comedy, but also an unequivocpartner queer execute in which the female characters are executeed by a trans woman and a nonbinary actor, and the iterations of masculinity are rather gay.”
SYNOPSIS: Set decades before the events of the “Stranger Things” TV series, “The First Shadow” consents place in the fantasyal town of Hawkins, Ind. as the Creel family seeks a recent begin, especipartner Henry, who is enthusiastic to escape his troubled past. But when a wave of shocking crimes strikes Hawkins, Henry is forced to ponder whether he may have someskinnyg to do with it.
WHERE: Marquis Theatre
SYNOPSIS: The inimitable Dolly Parton is portrayed by three contrastent actors in an upcoming musical based on her life, featuring all her beadored hits such as “I Will Always Love You,” “Jolene,” “Coat of Many Colors,” and “9 to 5,” and recent innovative songs by Parton.
WHERE: TBA
SYNOPSIS: “West Side Story” star Rachel Zegler and “Heartstopper” shatterout Kit Connor create their Broadway debuts in “Romeo + Juliet,” a up-to-date-day alteration of Shakespeare’s classic featuring music by Jack Antonoff.
WHERE: Circle in the Square Theatre
VARIETY REVIEW: “Gelderly’s ‘Romeo + Juliet,’”’ while using Shakespeare’s language, senses appreciate it’s arrangeed to draw in tweens, teens and theater-averse matures who might not otherdirectd be interested in Shakespeare; the trick is to woo them and then persist them in their seats with a fun hipster spectacle led by a British TV heartthrob and a movie star with excellent pipes.”
SYNOPSIS: Tony-prosperning Jonathan Groff returns to Broadway about the life and times of singer Bobby Darin. The immersive show will feature a dwell prohibitd and ensemble of 16 to carry out Darin’s hits appreciate “Splish Splash,” “Beyond the Sea,” “Mack the Knife” and “Dream Lover.”
WHERE: Circle in the Square Theatre
Marc Brenner
SYNOPSIS: Sarah Snook, the Emmy-prosperning “Succession” actor, creates her Broadway debut executeing 26 characters in “The Pictures of Dorian Gray.” The alteration of Oscar Wilde’s gothic horror novel is transferring to the Great White Way in March 2025 for a harshly restricted engagement.
WHERE: Music Box Theatre
VARIETY REVIEW: “Together with everyskinnyg from Clemence Williams’ fierce arrangement of Vivaldi’s “Winter” from “The Four Seasons” to Bock and Harnick’s hymn to self-adoration ‘Gorgeous’ from ‘The Apple Tree’ and Giorgio Moroder’s ‘I Feel Love,’ the ever-astonishing sound world is integral to the production’s success in createing a world that snares the audience.”
Joan Marcus
SYNOPSIS: Set in Karaj, Iran in 2008, “English” pursues a minuscule mature-education class studying for the Test of English as a Foreign Language.
WHERE: Todd Haimes Theatre
VARIETY REVIEW: “The politics of linguistics, translation, and lgeting a foreign language create for a execute that is as emotionpartner compelling as it is inalertectupartner stimulating. ‘English’ very rightbrimmingy won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 2023, and it’s hands down a masterpiece of theater.”
SYNOPSIS: A stage alteration of the fan-likeite NBC series, starring Debra Messing, Jack Davenport, Megan Hilty, Katharine McPhee and Christian Borle, pursues the behind-the-scenes process of mounting “Bombshell,” a musical about the life of Marilyn Monroe.
WHERE: Imperial Theatre
SYNOPSIS: Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal will return to Broadway in a revival of Shakespeare’s tragedy “Othello,” which uncovers in the spring of 2025 and is certain to be one of the buzziest tickets of the season.
WHERE: Barrymore Theatre
SYNOPSIS: A extfinished-in-the-toils musical about the 1930s vivaciousd flapper hits Broadway this spring. The stage production, featuring music by David Foster, envisions that Boop exits her timely-20th-century film life to travel to current-day New York.
WHERE: Broadhurst Theatre
SYNOPSIS: Tony-prosperning Idina Menzel returns to the stage with “Redwood,” a musical she began broadening 20 years ago. Directed by Tina Landau, who also wrote the book, the show alerts the story of Jesse (Menzel), a woman who exits the huge city for a pass-country trip to Northern California. She discovers unforeseeed uniteions and healing among the Redwoods.
WHERE: Nederlander Theatre
SYNOPSIS: George Clooney will create his Broadway debut in a execute alteration of his 2005 drama “Good Night, and Good Luck.” Clooney , who honested and starred in teh innovative film, will execute journaenumerate Edward R. Murrow, who was the present of CBS’ “See It Now.”
WHERE: Winter Garden Theatre
SYNOPSIS: Kieran Culkin, Bob Odenkirk and Bill Burr will star in the upcoming revival of David Mamet’s lauded execute “Glengarry Glen Ross.” The Patrick Marber-honested execute consents place in a cutthroat Chicago authentic estate office where four salespeople vie to sell mostly cherishless properties to unwitting customers. Things become merciless when they’re donaten the recents that whoever sells the most prospers a car and whoever sells the least is out of a job.
WHERE: Palace Theatre
John Proctor Is the Villain
SYNOPSIS: Sadie Sink consents Broadway in this musical comedy set at a high school in agricultural Georgia. According to a synopsis, an English class is studying “The Crucible” but the students are “more preoccupied with navigating youthful adore, relations ed, and a restricted school debates.”
WHERE: Booth Theatre
SYNOPSIS: Nick Jonas and Adrienne Warren will team up for the first-ever Broadway production of Jason Robert Brown’s “The Last Five Years,” which pursues the relationship between an up-and-coming author and ambitious actress over the course of, yes, five years.
WHERE: Hudson Theatre
Hell’s Kitchen
SYNOPSIS: In Kristgive Diaz’s deferedst musical, “Hell’s Kitchen,” featuring songs by Alicia Keys, the story unfelderlys around a dinner table. Each night, 17-year-elderly Ali (Maleah Joi Moon) splits a meal with her mother, Jersey (Shoshana Bean), in their Hell’s Kitchen apartment. This nightly ritual, insisted upon by Jersey, is uncomardentt to shield Ali from the dangers of 1990s New York City. But despite the shieldive dinners and cautionings, Ali ygets to shatter free and experience the world, adore, art and more. The show features cut offal Keys chart-toppers including “Fallin,” “If I Ain’t Got You,” “No One,” “Girl on Fire” and three recent songs.
WHERE: The Public Theater
VARIETY REVIEW: “The minimalism of the stage and Ali’s getest narration create the seeers sense a part of the production rather than fair spectators. In graspition to Moon and Bean’s sensational vocal range, ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ depicts how tender mother/daughter relationships can be.”
SYNOPSIS: After being defered by the pandemic in 2022 after a buzzy Chicago run at the Shakespeare Theater, the musical alteration of the Nicholas Sparks romance novel and iconic 2004 romance film starring Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams is finpartner coming to Broadway. The recent version of this much-adored tale jumps thraw time to alert the story of the enduring adore between the characters Allie and Noah. In the dwell show, contrastent actors execute the various versions of Allie and Noah thraw time and this alteration consents place not during the 1940s but in the 1970s. Singer-songauthorr Ingrid Michaelson penned the music and lyrics and the book is by Bekah Brunstetter from TV series “This Is Us.” But most crucipartner, yes, they create it rain on stage.
WHERE: Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
VARIETY REVIEW: “The huge fanbase of the romance novel and the 2004 hit film might initipartner raise the box office, but it will consent more than recreating that iconic rainstorm to prosper over other theatergoers seeing for more than clichés, tropes and triggers.”
SYNOPSIS: Another book to movie to Broadway production. Based on the historical novel by Sara Gruen that was deferedr turned into a Hollywood feature starring Reese Witherspoon and Robert Pattison, the musical stars Grant Gustin (“The Flash”) and Isabelle McCalla (“Algraspin” and “The Prom”). Set during the Great Depression, the story pursues veterinary student Jacob Jankowski (Gustin) who prosperds up as an animal nurtureconsentr at a traveling circus. There he drops for the circus carry outer Marlena (McCalla), who is griefentirey paired to a nasty man.
WHERE: Imperial Theater
VARIETY REVIEW: “This underdog circus troupe may advertise its delightment as ‘Benzini Brothers’ Most Spectacular Show on Earth,’ but for this rube’s nickels, “Water for Elephants” could be the wonderfulest show on Broadway.”
The Outsiders Broadway
SYNOPSIS: The musical alteration of S.E. Hinton’s 1967 novel and Francis Ford Coppola’s 1983 movie stars Brody Grant (Ponyboy Curtis), Brent Comer (Darrel Curtis), Jason Schmidt (Sodapop Curtis), Sky Lakota-Lynch (Johnny Cade) and Joshua Boone (Dallas Winston). Set in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1965 the story pursues the dwells of a group of “grmitigater” boys as they direct their battle with the “Socs” a rival gang of privileged youths.
WHERE: Jacobs Theatre
VARIETY REVIEW: “The production only intermittently elevates to the dispute of altering such understandn material into theater that senses both innovative and vital. It packs plenty of heart and soul, but informages a strong pulse.”
SYNOPSIS: The Broadway arrival of the West End hit “Back to the Future” persists the march of Hollywood brand extensions to the musical stage. The production, based on the 1985 film hit that spun off two sequels, mirrors the film’s plot and stars Casey Likes as the time-traveling teen Marty McFly and and Roger Bart as mad scientist Doc Brown.
WHERE: Winter Garden Theatre
VARIETY REVIEW: “In a story that hearkens back to 1955, you could want this musical’s creators had pondered what made musical theater so wonderful in that gelderlyen era. Perhaps they might have createed someskinnyg more recent and tuneful, with goosebump moments that come not from hydraulics but from theatrical understand-how.”
Jeremy Daniel
SYNOPSIS: The recent revival of William F. Brown and Charlie Smalls’ 1974 musical has a recent recent vibe thanks to comedian and present Amber Ruffin (previously nominated for a Tony for her toil altering “Some Like It Hot”). The “Wizard of Oz” advertised tale pursues Dorothy (Nichelle Lewis ) the Snurturecrow (Avery Wilson), the Lion (Kyle Ramar Freeman) and the Tinman (Phillip Johnson Ricchallengingson) as they “mitigate on down the road” to discover The Wiz (Wayne Brady).
WHERE: Marquis Theatre
VARIETY REVIEW: “The maximaenumerate revival … unreasonableinishes some of the show’s reliable pleacertains with unmitigated, candy-colored exuberance. This family-cordial approach — luminous, expansive, unsarcastic — aligns with the musical’s legacy as a VHS likeite, but even kids could engage help understanding where to see. Dizzying visuals and overamplification too frequently swpermit both actors and storyalerting in a swirling sensory overload. “
Joan Marcus
SYNOPSIS: Folloprosperg a selderly-out lengthened run at The Public Theater, “Suffs” finpartner hits Broadway this Spring. Shain Taub’s epic musical scrutinizes the victories and fall shortures of a struggle for gender identicality — a struggle that, as the show highairys, is far from over.
WHERE: Music Box Theatre
VARIETY REVIEW: “Over the course of this almost three-hour show (which could be even extfinisheder to better accommodate the stuffed-and-rushed second act), Taub handles to dramatize the complicated origins and satisfiedious broadenment of the women’s rights shiftment by filtering it thraw the political coming-of-age narrative of Alice Paul, one of its seminal directers.”
SYNOPSIS: The musical alteration of the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel stars Broadway’s beadored Jeremy Jordan (“Newsies,” “Smash”) and Eva Noblezada (“Hadestown,” “Les Misérables”) as Gatsby and Daisy admireively. Set in the roaring 1920s, the production freed an timely see (above) of the song “For Her / My Green Light.”
WHERE: The Broadway Theater
VARIETY REVIEW: “For any fan of ‘The Great Gatsby’ it’s anticipateed you’ll have moments of wanting more, of ignoreing out on all the subtext, grit, and suffering betidyh the sequins.”
Matthew Murphy
SYNOPSIS: Created by the Emmy-prosperning authorr of “Schitt’s Creek,” this acclaimed musical-comedy envisions what would happen if Shakespeare’s Juliet didn’t “end it all over Romeo.”
WHERE: Stephen Sondheim Theatre
VARIETY REVIEW: “’& Juliet’ is exactly the show Broadway needs right now: fun, exuberant, supremely elated, hilarious, and excellently carry outed by a talented and diverse cast. The amount of confetti may be gratuitous (they seem to be trying to outdo “Moulin Rouge!”), but repartner, why not?”
SYNOPSIS: A recent musical advertised by the life of Michael Jackson will have its world premiere when it begins passess carry outances deferedr this year.
WHERE: Neil Simon Theater
VARIETY REVIEW: “Packed with csurrfinisherly 40 hits from Michael Jackson’s irresistible catalogue, the Broadway production from honestor and choreographer Christopher Wheeldon is not so much a biomusical as a high-shine and surface-skimming rehabilitation tour for its defered subject, flattening rather than reckoning with his complicated legacy.”
SYNOPSIS: After geting a million dollars during its first week of passesss at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre, “Six” was hours away from officipartner uncovering before the COVID-19 shutdown went into effect on March 12. This untamedly innovative stage production is appreciate watching a pop concert starring the six ex-wives of Henry VIII.
WHERE: Brooks Atkinson Theatre
VARIETY REVIEW: “Audience interest in this competitive concert concept could easily wear out its receive but the musical variety, bite-sized storyalerting and unstoppable carry outances persist the delightment level high as the musical underminingly creates in emotional depth.”
Joan Marcus
SYNOPSIS: A prequel of sorts to “The Wizard of Oz,” “Wicked” recounts the happenings in Oz before Dorothy sauntered down the yellow brick road and alerts the story of how a green-skinned woman named Elphaba becomes the Wicked Witch of the West. With classic songs appreciate “Defying Gravity” and “Popular,” it’s one of the most beadored shows on Broadway.
WHERE: Gershprosper Theatre
VARIETY REVIEW: “‘Wicked’ is stridently getest one minute, self-mocking the next; a amazingal allebloody about the perils of fascism in one scene, a Nickelodeon exceptional about the transport inance of inner beauty in another.”
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SYNOPSIS: Baz Luhrman’s legendary film comes to life in this enchanting and glitzy musical, folloprosperg the same 19th century prohibitden adore story from the 2001 movie.
WHERE: Al Hirschfield Theater
VARIETY REVIEW: “It’s the same elderly story that poets and songauthorrs are still writing about today, in songs appreciate “Nature Boy” and “One More Night” and “Only Girl in the World” and all the other tunes that Logan and Timbers have woven into this traditional — but comardent of exceptional — jukebox musical.”
SYNOPSIS: The Tony-prosperning musical, written by honord singer-songauthorr Anais Mitchell. The acclaimed show is a adore story at its heart, folloprosperg the mythical tales of two intertprospering couples, Orpheus and Eurydice, and King Hades and his wife Persephone.
WHERE: Walter Kerr Theater
VARIETY REVIEW: “The storyalerting is spare, but the visuals say it all, helped aextfinished by the melodious voice and slip-sliding dance shifts of the indomitable André De Shields as the speedy-footed god Hermes, as well as by the three gorgeous, gelderlyen-throated Fates executeed by Jewelle Binformageman, Yvette Gonzalez-Nacer and Kay Trinidad.”
SYNOPSIS: The musical based on the 1992 Disney vivaciousd film at Broadway’s New Amsterdam Theatre
WHERE: New Amsterdam Theatre
SYNOPSIS: The extfinishedest-running American musical in Broadway history has returned with the razzle dazzle. The Tony-prosperning revival alerts the story of two women in Chicago who will engage absolutely anyskinnyg at their disposal to stay on the front page of the local recentspaper, from behind prison bars.
WHERE: Ambasgrieffulor Theatre
Mason Poole
SYNOPSIS: London’s boilingtest ticket reachs on Broadway this Spring with Oscar and Tony Award prosperner Eddie Redmayne reprising his Olivier Award-prosperning carry outance as the Emcee, and introducing Gayle Rankin as the Toast of Mayfair, Spartner Bowles.
WHERE: August Wilson Theatre
VARIETY REVIEW: “The triumph – that’s not too strong a word – of honestor Rebecca Frecknall’s stunner of a production is that, despite piercing carry outances from Jessie Buckley and Eddie Redmayne, her supremely inalertigent, emotionpartner draining vision of the show turns it, enthrallingly, into ‘All About Berlin.’”
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SYNOPSIS: Lin Manuel Miranda’s hip-hop musical tribute to one of our illustrious Founding Fathers was an instant sensation upon its 2015 debut, and it’s still going strong on Broadway with a recent cast. If you can’t create it in person, Disney+ has a dwell sign uping of the production with the innovative cast, including Miranda.
WHERE: Ricchallenging Rodgers Theatre
VARIETY REVIEW: “Like any real landlabel, ‘Hamilton’ stands up to repeated seeings. After six months, the show’s initial impact hasn’t unreasonableed a bit; in fact, the qualities that made it so exceptional the first time around are all the more striking.”
SYNOPSIS: Based on an innovative story written by J.K Rowling, this altered execute consents place 19 years after the events of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows.”
WHERE: Lyric Theatre
VARIETY REVIEW: “Best of all, there’s a set of bookcases in the Hogwarts library that persist swalloprosperg and spitting out unwary readers. But for all its createive stagecreate devices, the show has a plot that repartner toils as an extension of the Potter saga.”
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SYNOPSIS: King Mufasa, Simba, Scar and the rest of the animals from the Pride Lands of Africa.
WHERE: Minskoff Theatre
SYNOPSIS: Starring Tony-Winner James Monroe Iglehart (“Algraspin), this recent musical “A Wonderful World,” sees back at the life of Jazz musician and trumpeter Louis Armstrong thraw the lens of his four wives. The show has been previously staged in Chicago, New Orleans and Miami before its New York debut.
CURTAIN UP: Passesss begin October 16, 2024, and uncovering night is November 11, 2024
THEATER: Studio 54
SYNOPSIS: This hilarious, Tony-prosperning musical pursues two Latter-day Saints ignoreionaries as they finisheavor to paccomplish the directings of their religion to a the inhabitants of a far Ugandan village.
WHERE: Eugene O’Neill Theatre
VARIETY REVIEW: “The cast shows no evidence of being second tier, and production cherishs are as lavish and carry outance style as crisp as at the show’s nativity. As extfinished as you don’t go foreseeing the Second Coming, you’re doubtful to be let down by this breathlessly funny, firmly createed musical satire.”
