Up for a fright night? You’ve come to the right play. Inspired by the hit horror film series, this supernatural thriller follows newlyweds from Chicago to London. They try to reboot their lives but find that a sinister force from the past still has them in its grip.

Performances begin: August 14

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Jocelyn Bioh’s acclaimed comedy spins around boarding-school girls in Ghana whose beauty-pageant rivalry leads to clashes over popularity, identity, and cultural expectations. Denée Benton, Patina Miller, and Jasmine Amy Rogers are enrolled in director Whitney White’s ace ensemble.

Performances begin: September 8

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The past, like the truth, always catches up with you. Jon Robin Baitz’s drama is set in motion by a daughter’s memoir that threatens to unearth explosive secrets among a politically prominent family. Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Ed Harris, Allison Janney, Joe Keery, and Lily Rabe make up director John Benjamin Hickey’s dream cast.

Performances begin: September 29

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In his latest autobiographical solo play, Emmy and Tony winner Billy Crystal reflects on losing his family’s Pacific Palisades home in the catastrophic 2025 California fires. The title refers to the address of the property where he made memories for nearly 50 years. Bring Kleenex.

Performances begin: October 1

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Aaron Sorkin’s taut and tense 1989 courtroom drama adapted into an Oscar-nominated blockbuster centers on military lawyers investigating a Marine’s death. In Tony-winner Michael Arden’s new staging, Bradley Whitford and Tom Blyth ferociously face off as the case exposes institutional corruption and makes an uncompromising demand for the truth.

Performances begin: October 8

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Go west – and wild! Set in 1893 Texas, this new musical borrows from the true story of Mary and Martha Clarke, two Black twin sisters who passed as white and went from farm girls to frontier outlaws for the sake of their family. Solea Pfeiffer and Liisi LaFontaine play the notorious siblings.

Performances begin: October 15

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Broadway’s first production of Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones's legendary, long-running musical rethinks the deceptively deep romance. In this version tweaked by Jones and directed and choreographed by Christopher Gattelli (Schmigadoon!), two gay men fall in love despite the manipulations of their mothers. Expect to hum “Try to Remember” for days after you see the show.

Performances begin: October 22

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Marvel stars Tom Hiddleston and Hayley Atwell lead director Jamie Lloyd’s lively Shakespeare revival following its hit London run — and that’s not nothing. They’re back as Benedick and Beatrice, who go from enemies to lovers amid mistaken identities, comic misunderstandings, and romantic rigmarole.

Performances begin: October 31

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Oscar nominee Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl) reprises her Olivier Award-winning role in Suzie Miller’s provocative legal drama about justice, power, career, marriage, and motherhood. She plays a British judge, wife, and mom whose carefully composed life gets upended when her son is accused of a sexual crime.

Performances begin: November 10

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Brace for a totally different kind of star wars. Four-time Tony Award nominee Raúl Esparza leads this new rock musical as the pioneering astronomer whose discoveries challenged Church-backed worldviews. Michael Mayer directs the show by Danny Strong, Zoe Sarnak, and Michael Weiner, also featuring Tony nominee Joy Woods and Jeremy Kushnier in the cast.

Performances begin: November 10

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Hello, Dolly (Parton)! Get to know the much-loved pop and country queen in a whole new way at this autobiographical show, which traces her remarkable rise from rural Tennessee to international superstardom. Her catalogue of hits — like “9 to 5,” “Jolene,” and “Coat of Many Colors” — thread throughout the script Parton co-wrote with Maria S. Schlatter. Tony winner Bartlett Sher directs, and Mandy Moore choreographs.

Performances begin: December 7

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