Every year, the Radio City Christmas Spectacular is a sign that the NYC holiday season has officially begun. Running from November 4 to January 4, the annual all-ages show is back with the iconic Christmas songs, dance routines, and festive cheer that has drawn crowds to Radio City Music Hall since 1933. And of course, it's all headlined by the Rockettes, who've been kicking for over 100 years.

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Tom Hiddleston and Hayley Atwell, two of Marvel’s finest, star in director Jamie Lloyd’s spirited take on Shakespeare’s com-rom (as in, complicated romance) following its hit 2025 London run. As Benedick and Beatrice, they go from sparring to swooning.

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Gone Girl Oscar nominee Rosamund Pike makes her Broadway debut in Suzie Miller’s provocative drama about justice, family, and ambition. Reprising her Olivier Award-winning star turn, she plays a British judge whose teenage son faces shocking accusations.

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Lisa Rinna, Harry Hamlin, Andrew Rannells, Tituss Burgess, and Megan Hilty lead this heartwarming holiday classic about embracing life, presented on Broadway as a 1940s radio broadcast, complete with Christmas carols and live sound design. Every time a bell rings, a foley artist gets to work!

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In 1893 Texas, Mary and Martha Clarke, two Black twin sisters, pass as white and become frontier outlaws for the sake of family in this original, fact-inspired musical. Solea Pfeiffer and Liisi LaFontaine play the Wild West bandits.

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Last chance for a bite of this charming eight-time Tony-nominated musical closing November 29. Two Strangers follows a British newcomer and his American, guarded soon-to-be stepsister navigating NYC — and each other — during a wacky wedding weekend together.

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A man arrives at a group home for convicted child sex offenders ready to confront his former abuser in Bruce Norris’s edgy drama. Director Joe Mantello’s cast includes K. Todd Freeman, Francis Guinan, The Bear Emmy winner Liza Colón-Zayas, Tony nominee Thomas Sadoski, Ivy Wolk, and more.

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Inspired by the Now You See Me film franchise, this show sees a top-flight magic team, the Four Horsemen, trot out feats of magic, illusion, and escape designed to blow your mind. Escapologist Gabriella Lester, illusionists James More and Darcy Oake, and mentalist Matthew Pomeroy are the amazing quartet. Meet them here.

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Four-time Tony Award nominee Raúl Esparza leads this new rock musical as the stargazing scientist whose revolutionary view of the heavens clashed with religious leaders. Tony nominee Joy Woods and more join him in director Michael Mayer’s cast.

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Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones’s beloved, enduring musical rethinks the tender romance at its heart for its first Broadway staging, directed and choreographed by Christopher Gattelli (Schmigadoon!). Two young men find love, despite interfering mothers, in this version. Meet the cast here.

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The offbeat, deep-blue dynamos bring their signature percussion and theatrical spectacle to Broadway for the first time in a family-friendly holiday special packed with festive tunes, yuletide traditions, and Blue Man mayhem.

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A picture is worth a thousand words — and plenty of debate. This docudrama revisits the 2007 controversy sparked by a Nazi-era photo album sent to a Holocaust museum. From Tectonic Theater Company (The Laramie Project), Here There Are Blueberries was a 2024 Pulitzer Prize finalist.

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Tensions rise and nerves fray as a couple and their friends debate whether the host’s new home is haunted. Time will tell, and Danny Robins’s Olivier-nominated play delivers an answer at 2:22 a.m. Anna Camp, Jasmine Cephas Jones, Finn Jones, and Martin Marquez star.

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Oscar winner Sam Rockwell (Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri) stars in and co-produces this revival of Arthur Miller’s modern tragedy about a 1950s Brooklyn longshoreman obsessed with his niece. Carla Gugino and Alfred Molina co-star.

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Teenagers confront desire, sex, repression, and identity in Steven Sater and the late Duncan Sheik’s award-winning rock musical based on a once-banned 19th-century play. Tony Award winner Danya Taymor (The Outsiders, John Proctor Is the Villain) directs.

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“I’m 100% faithful.” Sure you are! This musical spoof of the reality show The Traitors pulls audience members into the scheming as Traitors and Faithfuls. Dylan Adler stars as host Alan Cumming in a parody with book and lyrics by Tim Murray, music by Ben Fankhauser, and co-direction by Alan Kliffer and Murray.

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Race, family, and ambition collide in this new musical with a score by John Legend, a book by Lynn Nottage, and direction by Whitney White. Based on a 1933 novel and two celebrated film adaptations, it stars Tony winner Adrienne Warren (Tina) and Jessica Vosk (Wicked) as single mothers whose daughters’ lives and fates intertwine.

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It wouldn't be the holiday season without at least one Christmas Carol production. Multi-Tony Award nominee Andy Karl stars as haunted miser Ebenezer Scrooge in this gorgeously designed, Tony-winning staging that returns off Broadway for the second year in a row. What better way to get in the Christmas spirit(s)?

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Two privileged Princeton grad students plot the perfect murder in this drama based on the infamous 1920s Leopold and Loeb case, which inspired Alfred Hitchcock’s classic film. This new stage adaptation is by Gordon Greenberg, and Scott Elliott directs.

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A woman and a tenor join forces to defy a monarch’s decree that only men may perform on stage in this offbeat musical comedy by Nat Zegree and Eric Holmes. The cast features Taylor Iman Jones, Justin Collette, Donna Lynne Champlin, and Tony nominee Sky Lakota-Lynch.

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Kevin Zak (Ginger Twinsies) gives Charles Dickens a delirious, Down-Under twist in this new comedy. Cate Blanchett (Titanique’s Marla Mindelle) is visited by three spirits of Nicole Kidman (ta-da!’s Josh Sharp) who reveal the true meaning of awards season. Bless us, everyone.

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Union! Actor Steven Pasquale (The Bridges of Madison County) makes his directing debut with a music- and movement-fueled take on Clifford Odets’s Depression-era classic, as taxi drivers band together to fight exploitation and inequality.

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This year's Election Day — November 3, 2026 — sets the scene for this new chapter in Richard Nelson’s acclaimed play series about the middle-class Apple family, whose gatherings in Rhinebeck, New York, offer a snapshot of contemporary America. The cast features Sally Murphy, Maryann Plunkett, Laila Robins, Jay O. Sanders, and Yvonne Woods.

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The Land of Sweets just got sexier. The classic Nutcracker tale, about a girl whose toy comes to life in her dreams, gets a racy redo in Company XIV’s bold burlesque version. This show features circus, music, acrobatics, dance, and themed drinks, and it's been a seasonal favorite since its 2013 premiere.

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Director Emma Rice and Kneehigh bring their irreverent, physically inventive style to this bold retelling of this medieval romance, where forbidden love, desire, and betrayal collide. Expect arresting visuals, acrobatics, live music, and a legendary love story with a wild theatrical streak.

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In this drama by Constellations playwright Nick Payne, a family grapples with faith, hope, and how to move forward after their teenage son disappears without a trace. Lauren Ambrose and Tom Riley star as the boy’s parents, and Knud Adams directs.

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Susan Glaspell’s 1921 play concerns botanist Claire Archer, who is determined to create new life forms — and break free from society’s rigid conventions. But not all her experiments go as planned. Fiasco Theater, known for its inventive reimaginings of classic works, breathes fresh life into this unconventional drama.

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Family get-togethers always make for drama. Case in point: Bryna Turner’s (At the Wedding) play concerns a woman in her 30s who invites her three siblings to her New York City apartment to ask a startling favor. Tony winner Celia Keenan-Bolger (To Kill a Mockingbird) and Will Pullen (The Americans) lead the cast.

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The past is never far beneath the surface. Christina Anderson’s play follows a woman who returns to her Kansas hometown to honor her father, which stirs up childhood memories of her parents’ fight to integrate public swimming pools.

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Oscar winner Tarell Alvin McCraney (Moonlight) turns the true story of drag activist Terence Alan Smith, aka Joan Jett Blakk, into theatre. In the early ’90s, Blakk ran for president to champion gay rights and AIDS awareness. Yes, really! Tony Award nominee Ato Blankson-Wood stars, and co-writer Tina Landau directs.

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What happens when the glow of first love dims? This new musical blends pop, R&B, and soul in a fresh look at love and what comes next. Tony Award winner Joshua Henry (Ragtime) and Julia Harriman (Warriors) star in and co-wrote the score alongside book writer Nick Green. Tony winner Kenny Leon (A Raisin in the Sun) directs.

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August Wilson’s drama set in 1948 Pittsburgh traces the fallout from a blues musician’s death as friends and lovers reckon with shattered dreams, betrayal, and racism. Ruben Santiago-Hudson, who won a Tony for his role in the original Broadway 1996 production, directs this revival.

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Emmy nominee Madeline Brewer (The Handmaid's Tale) stars as a Glasgow cleaning woman with two wee ones, a criminal past, and a big dream: becoming a country music star. BAFTA winner Nicole Taylor adapts her 2018 film for the stage, and Tony winner John Tiffany (Once, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child) directs a cast that also includes multi-Tony and -Emmy nominee Mare Winningham.

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