
Hadestown
Anaïs Mitchell's folk-opera retelling of Orpheus and Eurydice, directed by Rachel Chavkin. A song that can change your fate, and a train ticket straight to the underworld.
Six shows that already have New York's stamp of approval, so your theatre night out isn't a gamble. A little something for everyone. Reliable, in the best way.
Hadestown • Wicked • Six • Maybe Happy Ending • & Juliet • Schmigadoon!

Anaïs Mitchell's folk-opera retelling of Orpheus and Eurydice, directed by Rachel Chavkin. A song that can change your fate, and a train ticket straight to the underworld.

The untold story of Oz's witches, based on Gregory Maguire's novel. Elphaba and Glinda's friendship, before anyone decided who was wicked.

Henry VIII's six wives take the mic to reclaim their own stories, remixing five centuries of history into a pop concert. Tudor queens, now with headset mics and a girl-group format.

Set in a future Seoul, two retired helper robots fall into an unexpected friendship, maybe more. A quiet, unusually tender musical about what's left when your purpose runs out.

Shakespeare's Juliet gets a new ending, set to a jukebox of 2000s pop hits like Since U Been Gone and Roar. Created by the Emmy-winning writer of Schitt's Creek.

The Apple TV+ series gets the Broadway treatment. Alex Brightman, Sara Chase, Ana Gasteyer, Ann Harada, and Brad Oscar can't leave a golden-age musical town until they find true love.