Winter’s shorter days can lead to a slump, but this pop jukebox musical provides an instant pick-me-up. The starting point for this show is as simple as it is ingenious: Suppose Shakespeare’s Juliet didn’t kill herself after Romeo died. Then what? New adventures, romances, and life lessons await. It’s impossible to feel sluggish when Max Martin’s chart-topping hits (originally sung by artists like Britney Spears and Bon Jovi) just keep coming in this zippy romp.

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Want to be whisked to a warmer climate? Your wish is granted. Based on the Oscar-winning Disney movie, this musical set in the fictional Middle Eastern city of Agrabah follows the titular street urchin with big dreams – and a love for Jasmine, a princess with her own desires. With help from a magical genie, Aladdin goes head-to-head with an evil sorcerer and finds a way to “A Whole New World.”

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You can expect temperatures to rise in the underworld. That’s where Orpheus goes to retrieve his true love, Eurydice, in Anaïs Mitchell’s Tony Award-winning Best Musical that summons fresh delights and insights from an ancient Greek myth. In an evocative score that combines elements of folk and jazz music, the haunting number “Wait for Me” stands out. You’ll be too busy thinking about it to even consider the cold.

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Skid Row seems like an unlikely place to find a respite from the cold and dreariness of winter. But theatre is all about surprises. So is this madcap sci-fi flavored musical that follows the budding romance between geeky florist Seymour and his coworker Audrey, and the alien man-eating plant that comes between them. If you can’t be somewhere that’s warm, this show at least takes you “Somewhere That’s Green.”

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As sultry, uninhibited performers prowl the stage in steamy fashion, the heat cranks up before the first note of this musical based on the Baz Lurhmann movie. The eponymous Parisian nightclub, brought dazzlingly to life, is the backdrop for a pop hit-fueled love story of Satine, a courtesan and club headliner, and Christian, a struggling writer. Can they outdo a possessive Duke who wants her for himself? “Love Is a Battlefield” — and worth fighting for.

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Note for note and groove for groove, this glitzy, compact musical celebrating the wives of Henry VIII is one of the tightest and brightest shows on Broadway. The Tudor wives stage a six-way vocal throwdown for the throne. Whoever suffered the most while wed to Henry VIII becomes the jewel in the crown — that is, the group’s lead singer. Six is hot stuff and a ton of fun to get down to.

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Nothing like a cold snap to make sunny Orlando beckon. That Florida hotspot is where Elder Price, a Mormon missionary, hopes he’ll be sent. Instead he’s assigned alongside Elder Cunningham to a remote (and equally warm) village in Uganda. Converting the locals doesn’t come easy, but laughs do in this decidedly uncensored musical. Did those characters really say that? They did! Did you forget your winter blues? You will.

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Next stop, far-off — and far warmer — Africa. That’s where lion cub Simba confronts his evil uncle and his destiny in this family-friendly, Tony-winning take on the animated Disney classic. The show’s eye-popping puppet parade sets the stage for hummable songs like “Circle of Life” and “Hakuna Matata.”

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Forget your troubles, come on, get happy. That’s the point of this Mischief Theatre comedy. It’s about an amateur acting troupe performing a murder mystery that encounters Murphy’s Law: if it can go wrong, it does go wrong. That includes collapsing sets, botched lines, and missed cues. It’s murder on them — and hilarious for you.

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A tragedy involving an iceberg sounds like an unlikely show for dodging the cold. But this musical spoof of the Oscar-winning Titanic, and cheeky salute to the hit songs and vocal stylings of superstar Celine Dion, will definitely float your boat. The story unfolds at the Titanic Museum, where Dion inserts herself into the action and reveals what actually happened to the cinematic lovebirds Jack and Rose. Cue power ballads and rapid-fire jokes.

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