
Now You See Me Live, inspired by the same-named film franchise, will play a limited holiday run on Broadway.
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Now You See Me Live, inspired by the same-named film franchise, will play a limited holiday run on Broadway.

The Off-Broadway mainstay is the longest-running musical in history, and now, a group of stage favorites and fresh faces leads its reimagined Broadway premiere.

As previously announced, François Arnaud, David Corenswet, and Yvonne Strahovski will lead Richard Greenberg's play for a limited engagement this winter.

The latest revival of Molière's classic comedy, newly adapted by and starring Bill Irwin, runs at the Todd Haimes Theatre through November 22.

Five actors, all chosen by Dolly Parton before her death in August, will lead the cast as the country music singer, her husband, and her longtime performing partner.

Later this month, Kennedy returns to the musical for a limited time after playing a brief engagement in 2024, and Monnig newly joins the show.

Aaron Sorkin’s play put him on the map, became a Hollywood hit, and is now returning to Broadway with Bradley Whitford, Tom Blyth, and Krysta Rodriguez.

The 2026 Tony Award nominee for Chess will star as Bobby Darin in the hit musical after the previously announced Matthew Morrison completes a limited run.

Penned by the country icon herself before her death in August 2026, the show features three leading ladies as Parton and all the hit songs her fans love.

The Fuller House and Mamma Mia! actor will temporarily assume the role of Doc while original cast member Ivan Hernandez is on temporary leave.
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