Six musicals, none more than two seasons old. Camp, biography, ballroom, pastiche, jukebox — the new class of Broadway in one subscription. For the subscriber who wants the new-musical conversation, not the greatest-hits tour.
Just In Time • Cats: The Jellicle Ball • Buena Vista Social Club • Titanique • Schmigadoon! • The Lost Boys
Step into the swinging world of "Just In Time," where Tony Award® winner Jonathan Groff brings the legendary Bobby Darin to life in an intimate nightclub setting. Directed by Alex Timbers, this exhilarating musical features iconic hits like “Beyond the Sea” and “Mack the Knife,” capturing the essence of a once-in-a-lifetime talent determined to make his mark before time runs out.
Zhailon Levingston's radical reimagining of Andrew Lloyd Webber's beloved musical reframes the Jellicle Ball through the lens of Black and queer ball culture. A joyful, emotionally resonant reclamation that finds entirely new meaning in memory, identity, and the right to choose your own tribe.
Step into the heart of Cuba with "Buena Vista Social Club," a vibrant Broadway musical that brings the GRAMMY® Award-winning album to life. Experience the captivating tale of Havana's legendary music scene, where a world-class band and a sensational cast of musicians, actors, and dancers unite to deliver an unforgettable celebration of dreams, music, and the unbreakable bonds of friendship.
The viral off-Broadway hit sails uptown. Titanique flips James Cameron's blockbuster through the eyes of Celine Dion, who - obviously - was totally there. A high-camp karaoke fever dream of power ballads and iceberg jokes.
The Apple TV+ series becomes a full Broadway musical. Alex Brightman, Sara Chase, Ana Gasteyer, Ann Harada, and Brad Oscar lead a loving, wicked send-up of golden-age musicals where no one can leave the town until they find true love.
Michael Arden directs the stage adaptation of the 1987 cult vampire film, with music by the Rescues. Santa Carla, leather jackets, teeth - a new Broadway musical for anyone who thinks the 80s should still be running the asylum.