7 Unmissable Upcoming Broadway Shows 2023-2024
Find out what’s new on Broadway and get ready for world-class entertainment with tickets to the most exciting openings this year. There’s no better feeling than snapping up a seat at the most talked-about shows in town, and the newest Broadway musicals and plays offer a fantastic variety of entertainment that’s as diverse as NYC itself - revivals of classics, dynamic new work, and even one-person performances.
A number of celebrities are returning to tread the boards, so the next 12 months are set to be some of the most exciting yet and you will want to book ahead! Below, we have highlighted the biggest and most hyped shows coming to Broadway and Off-Broadway so you don’t miss out on the best entertainment New York City has to offer.
A number of celebrities are returning to tread the boards, so the next 12 months are set to be some of the most exciting yet and you will want to book ahead! Below, we have highlighted the biggest and most hyped shows coming to Broadway and Off-Broadway so you don’t miss out on the best entertainment New York City has to offer.
1. Merrily We Roll Along: Daniel Radcliffe stars in a classic musical
Daniel Radcliffe has grown out of the Boy Wizard typecasting with his daring range of post-Harry Potter roles. Later this year he returns to Broadway for an anticipated new production of Stephen Sondheim’s showbiz musical. The story of three friends who navigate life, ambition and success over 30 years also stars Jonathan Groff and Lindsay Mendez - a winning trio makes this one of the most exciting revivals of the Broadway season.
from $102.30
No fees2. I Need That: Danny DeVito stars in a brand-new comedy
The name “Danny DeVito” should be enough to convince you to book tickets to Theresa Rebeck’s (Bernhardt/Hamlet) latest show, but let us reassure you, the story is just as good! This brand-new comedy about a man who must clean up his hoarding tendencies or face eviction is a hilarious and touching tale about working out what’s worth holding on to. DeVito co-stars with his daughter Lucy DeVito, and we expect this to be a massive success, so book early.
from $105.90
No fees3. Gutenberg! The Musical: stars of the Book of Mormon reunited!
They’re getting the band back together! Original The Book of Mormon stars, Josh Gad and Andrew Rannells, are reuniting for the Broadway premier of comedy musical Gutenberg, so expect big laughs and a bit of chaos. This zany musical is the story of two guys who love each other so much they decide to create a musical together… meta? You decide, but either way it’s going to be a hell of a ride.
from $54.70
Offers4. Danny and the Deep Blue Sea: Aubrey Plaza’s gripping theater debut
Parks and Rec and The White Lotus star Aubrey Plaza makes her theater debut in this Off-Broadway revival. Single mom Roberta and lonely Danny meet in a Bronx bar and strike up a conversation that gets deeper than they anticipated in this sensitive and emotional play about human connection. Tickets are already selling fast for this excellent show, so book early to not miss out.
from $236.80
5. Appropriate: Branden Jacobs-Jenkins acclaimed domestic drama
It seems impossible, but 2023 marks the Broadway debut of Obie Award winner and Pulitzer Prize nominee Branden Jacobs-Jenkins! His 2014 dark comedy about three siblings who return to their late father’s mansion to sort through his belongings is the perfect choice. Tense, funny and with some biting messages about generational guilt, it comes to the Great White Way with Sarah Paulson attached to star.
from $101.70
No fees6. Cabaret: London’s dazzling Kit Kat Club comes to NYC
Get ready for one of the biggest Broadway openings of the 2024 season: the sensational West End revival of Kander & Ebb’s musical is heading Stateside. This Olivier Award-winning production is performed in the round and immerses you with pre-show entertainment, haunting and compelling staging, and star casting to be confirmed. Step inside, say “Willkommen”, and get ready for an unforgettable theater experience…
7. Spamalot: Monty Python’s hilarious Arthurian adventure returns
Head out on a quest to find the Holy Grail but watch out for the bloodthirsty rabbits! Eric Idle’s laugh-a-minute musical, lovingly ripped off from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, is back on Broadway for the first time since 2005, in a new version from The Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. Expect silly humor, catchy songs and plenty of references to the classic comedy troupe’s movies and sketches throughout.
from $46.40
