Celebs on stage

Daniel Radcliffe delivers a tour-de-force solo performance in this deeply moving and unexpectedly funny exploration of the million small things that make life worth living. It is a profoundly communal theatrical experience that balances the weight of depression with a luminous, life-affirming spirit.

Tom Felton brings a haunting maturity to the role of Draco Malfoy in this spellbinding, time-bending sequel to the global phenomenon. This mind-blowing theatrical experience is a masterclass in stagecraft, proving that even in adulthood, the ghosts of the past are never far behind.

Peyton List commands the stage as the ultimate high school "mythic bitch" in this razor-sharp, pop-rock adaptation of the quintessential 80s cult classic. It is a wickedly fun and darkly comedic exploration of the lethal price of popularity, serving up "big fun" with a side of high-stakes teenage rebellion.

Whitney Leavitt steps into the cell block as Roxie Hart in this legendary, record-breaking revival that turns cold-blooded murder into a dazzling vaudeville spectacle. With iconic Fosse choreography and a score full of dark wit, this sultry masterpiece proves that in the business of fame, "all that jazz" is still a lethal weapon.

Jon Bernthal and Ebon Moss-Bachrach reunite this March to bring a jagged, high-voltage grit to the August Wilson Theatre in this visceral reimagining of a legendary Brooklyn heist gone wrong. This pulse-pounding production captures the sweat-soaked desperation of a city on the edge, transforming a botched robbery into a haunting, live-broadcast spectacle of human frailty.

Ayo Edebiri, Don Cheadle, and Samira Wiley ignite the stage this March in a high-stakes revival of the Pulitzer-winning drama that explores the thin line between genius and madness. This taut, intellectual thriller follows a young woman fighting to claim her own breakthrough discovery while grappling with the towering, complicated legacy of her father.

Jim Parsons, Deborah Cox, and Frankie Grande join the "unsinkable" original cast as this campy, Céline Dion-fueled fever dream finally docks on Broadway this March. This wildly irreverent spoof mashes up the blockbuster Titanic film with high-octane pop vocals and a nonstop wave of pop culture jokes that will melt even the iciest hearts.

Taraji P. Henson and Cedric “The Entertainer” star in this soul-stirring revival of August Wilson’s masterpiece, set in a 1911 Pittsburgh boarding house that serves as a crossroads for souls seeking freedom and identity. Directed by the legendary Debbie Allen, this powerful meditation on the Great Migration captures a people in flux, wrestling with the ghosts of the past to reclaim their own song.

Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson make their highly anticipated Broadway debuts this March in a devastating true story of a man fighting for his life on death row. This soul-searing drama explores the blurred lines between truth and belief as a decades-long struggle for justice unfolds through a series of transformative, life-affirming prison visits.

Ray Romano, Nicholas Braun, Ashley Park, and a rotating cast of comedy icons deliver a riotous exploration of ego and New York ambition. Backed by the infectious soul-pop energy of the band Lawrence, this high-octane variety show blends sharp-witted storytelling with live music for a night that is as cynical as it is hysterically funny.

Lea Michele and Aaron Tveit lead a powerhouse trio in this high-stakes revival, turning a Cold War chess match into a seductive, soul-stirring battle for power and love. This long-awaited return of the legendary ABBA-scored musical deliver's Broadway's boldest move of the season, blending pop-rock intensity with a world-class showdown of desire and devotion.

Michelle Williams, Jennifer Simard, and Betsy Wolfe bring a "drop-dead" gorgeous energy to this campy, savage musical comedy based on the classic Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn film. This diva-off for the ages turns a supernatural quest for eternal youth into a hilarious battle of beauty, deceit, and "lethal attraction" that’s as sharp as it is glamorous.

Darren Criss stars in this Tony-winning "robot rom-com" that explores the unexpectedly human heart of an obsolete android living a quiet, jazz-filled life in high-tech Seoul. This luminous, cutting-edge production blends whimsical music with a deeply moving story about the beauty and brevity of connection, proving that even a discontinued HelperBot can find a new lease on life.

Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf anchor this shattering new revival of Arthur Miller’s quintessential American tragedy. Their powerhouse performances breathe fresh, devastating life into a landmark story about the crushing weight of the American Dream.

Carrie Coon returns to the Broadway stage with a performance of terrifying intensity in this long-awaited, white-knuckle revival of Tracy Letts’s psychological thriller. Set in a seedy motel room, this visceral exploration of paranoia and surveillance spirals into a claustrophobic nightmare that will haunt you long after the final curtain.