Broadway Play Tickets
New York plays prove that musicals aren’t the only great thing about Broadway theater. With a wide variety of thrilling new plays, old timeless classics, experimental performances and laugh-out-loud comedies, you won’t want to miss out on tickets to a Broadway play.
Many of the world’s greatest actors appear on the stages of Broadway and famous plays often feature names you know and love from the big screens. From Steve Carrell’s theater debut in Uncle Vanya to Jeremy Strong in the Broadway revival of An Enemy of the People, its safe to say New York theater attracts the attention of big name actors.
If you’re visiting the Big Apple, it’s a must to experience the world-class drama and comedy that the city has to offer. You can browse our listings below of New York plays that are currently available to book on Broadway and secure your tickets today.
18 Broadway Plays
Frequently Asked Questions
What plays are on in New York?
Off-Broadway there’s A Guide for the Homesick, a powerful new play by Ken Urban about connection, or Andrew Scott’s tour-de-force performance in Vanya, a one-man version of Checkhov’s Uncle Vanya.
Want to find out more about what plays you can grab tickets to in New York this year? Check out our guide to upcoming Broadway shows.
What are the best Broadway plays to see in New York in 2025?
What are the best New York plays for families?
What new plays are opening in New York in 2025?
Make sure to set alerts for these massive shows on sale soon, with some of the biggest celebrity actors proving their skills on stage! Don’t miss Hollywood royalty Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal as they take on Shakespeare’s Othello in February, or Succession’s Sarah Snook as she tackles all 26 roles in a one woman adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray that earned her a prestigious Laurence Olivier Award during its acclaimed London run.
What are the longest-running plays on Broadway?
The longest-running play in a New York theater is the whodunnit murder mystery, Perfect Crime. Not only is this the longest-running play in New York, but lead actress, Catherine Russell has appeared in every performance but four and even made it into the Guinness World Record books in 2008.