Me-ow! This reimagined revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cats is filled with feline fierceness and fabulousness, taking place at a queer ballroom competition, where a group of cool cats werks it out for a chance at a second life. Get ready to have a total ball.

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The Ship of Dreams is getting one more voyage! Following its award-winning, three-year Off-Broadway run, Titanique is setting sail for Broadway, with both new and returning stars telling a wacky version of James Cameron's Titanic movie set to the hits of Céline Dion.

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The antici...pation is over. The Rocky Horror Show is back on Broadway with a starry cast including Luke Evans as Dr. Frank-N-Furter alongside Rachel Dratch, Stephanie Hsu, Juliette Lewis, Josh Rivera, Michaela Jaé Rodriguez, and many more "creatures of the night." Innocent young couple Brad and Janet are in for a wild ride at Frank-N-Furter's mansion, and so are you.

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Look out, Matthew's back! From April 1-19 only, you can see Glee Emmy nominee Matthew Morrison as the iconic singer before Tony nominee Jeremy Jordan steps into his dress shoes from April 21. The Pitt fans can also catch star Isa Briones as Connie Francis from April 1, so it's a great time to revisit this splish-splashy musical about Darin's life, career, and hit songs.

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Grab your BFF — and some tissues — for this classic story about the lifelong bond between two unlikely friends. From childhood to adulthood, Cee Cee and Bertie navigate love, heartbreak, career changes, sickness, motherhood, and more, weathering it all together. And yes, you'll hear "Wind Beneath My Wings," the iconic song from the Beaches movie.

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Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson make their Broadway debuts in this gripping bio-drama as Nick Yarris, a real-life death row inmate who was wrongly convicted, and Jacki, a prison volunteer who helped prove his innocence and finally get him free.

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Pop the champagne! Rose Byrne and Kelli O’Hara lead this classic comedy as two longtime friends who drunkenly discover they had long-ago affairs with the same man (played by Mark Consuelos in his Broadway debut). The show may be from 1925, but it's aged like fine wine, as fresh and funny as ever.

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Emmy nominee Madeline Brewer, The Pitt star Patrick Ball, three-time Tony nominee Linda Emond, and more lead the Broadway premiere of Gina Gionfriddo's Pulitzer-nominated dark comedy about a blind date gone very, very wrong. Buckle up for a wild ride.

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Welcome to Santa Carla; it's a fang-tastic town. Adapted from the same-named '80s movie, The Lost Boys follows a family who moves to the California coast for a fresh start, only to discover their town is crawling with teen vampires. With a rock score by The Rescues, a young cast of Broadway favorites and newcomers alike, and onstage flying, there's a lot to sink your teeth into.

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See Taraji P. Henson and Cedric "The Entertainer" star in this classic August Wilson drama as Bertha and Seth Holly, owners of a boarding house that hosts all kinds of Black travelers in 1910s Pittsburgh, including a young man in search of his family and his own sense of self after a seven-year enslavement.

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The Bear Emmy winner Ayo Edebiri and Oscar nominee Don Cheadle lead the first Broadway revival of this award-winning drama that's sure to add up to a triumph. When a math proof is discovered in a math professor's (Cheadle) office after his death, his brilliant daughter Catherine (Edebiri) must prove its true authorship — and prove herself in the process.

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Being a good neighbor can be hard. That's proven in David Lindsay-Abaire's (Kimberly Akimbo) latest comedy, about a neighborhood association that gets thrown into turmoil when a newcomer suggests — gasp! — putting a stop sign on the area's prettiest block. Anika Noni Rose, Richard Thomas, Carl Clemons-Hopkins, Margaret Colin, and more star.

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This one's so fun, you won't want to leave — and maybe you can't. That's what happens to doctors Melissa and Josh, a troubled couple who stumble into Schmigadoon and can't escape until they sing and dance their way to true love. A love letter to and spoof on Golden Age Broadway musicals, Schmigadoon! is adapted from the fan-favorite TV series with all its catchy tunes intact.

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See Tony Award winner Jesse Tyler Ferguson transform into Truman Capote in this intimate show staged at the House of the Redeemer, a decadent Upper East Side mansion. Its library transforms into Capote's apartment, where we get up close and personal with the author as he reels from the aftermath of a major social scandal. Performances just extended through May 3.

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Discover the heartland horror story of Ken Rex McElroy, who terrorized a Missouri town for decades before being killed in a still-unsolved case of vigilante justice. Co-writer Jack Holden plays all 35 roles in this gripping, Olivier Award-nominated drama from London that's perfect for true-crime fans.

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Sarita Choudhury (And Just Like That...), Michael Cyril Creighton (Only Murders in the Building), Daphne Rubin-Vega (Rent), and Jennifer Tilly (Bullets Over Broadway) star in a new version of Elmer Rice's 1923 play about Mr. Zero, a worker who gets replaced by a machine and descends into a deadly, darkly comic spiral. It's all guaranteed to add up to a wild ride.

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Playwright/director Shayok Misha Chowdhury stars alongside his mother, physicist Bulbul Chakraborty, in this unique show that uses a scientific experiment to explore their relationship to each other and to the passage of time.

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