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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.

19 Broadway Plays

Oh, Mary! on Broadway

Oh, Mary! on Broadway

Discover the true(ish) story of Mary Todd Lincoln in Cole Escola’s hit comedy, on Broadway following a sold-out Off-Broadway debut.

The Counter

The Counter

Meghan Kennedy’s latest play about a waitress, her customer, and a request that upends both their lives, opens Off-Broadway.

English on Broadway

English on Broadway

Sanaz Toossi’s Pulitzer-winning drama about four Iranians who are learning English - and even more about themselves - heads to Broadway.

Liberation

Liberation

Tony Award nominee Bess Wohl’s latest play about the messy reality of friendship, legacy and female empowerment premieres Off-Broadway.

Stereophonic on Broadway

Stereophonic on Broadway

David Ajmi's electric play, set in a ‘70s recording studio, comes to Broadway following a smash-hit season at Playwrights Horizons.

Dungeons & Dragons: The Twenty-Sided Tavern

Dungeons & Dragons: The Twenty-Sided Tavern

Solve quests, defeat dragons, and celebrate 50 years of the world’s favorite roleplay game in this interactive show, playing Off-Broadway.

Home on Broadway

Home on Broadway

Samm-Art Williams' Tony Award-nominated coming-of-age play is back on Broadway, directed by Kenny Leon.

Job on Broadway

Job on Broadway

Sydney Lemmon and Peter Friedman star in this taught two-hander about big tech’s dark side. Fresh from a sold-out run Off-Broadway.

The Roommate on Broadway

The Roommate on Broadway

Patti LuPone and Mia Farrow team up for the Broadway premiere of this quirky two-hander about two very different women who become roommates.

McNeal on Broadway

McNeal on Broadway

Robert Downey Jr. makes his Broadway debut as an egotistical novelist fascinated by Artificial Intelligence in Ayad Akhatr’s new play.

The Hills of California on Broadway

The Hills of California on Broadway

Jez Butterworth’s Olivier Award-nominated play transfers to Broadway after its acclaimed run in London’s West End.

Our Town on Broadway

Our Town on Broadway

Jim Parsons leads a star-studded cast in this huge revival of Thornton Wilder’s classic play, directed by Tony Award winner Kenny Leon.

Romeo and Juliet on Broadway

Romeo and Juliet on Broadway

Kit Connor and Rachel Zegler star in a fresh revival of Shakespeare’s tragedy, directed by Tony Award winner Sam Gold.

Left on Tenth on Broadway

Left on Tenth on Broadway

Join Julianna Margulies and Peter Gallagher in a heartwarming new play based on Delia Ephron's memoir about love and second chances.

King Lear

King Lear

Don’t miss Kenneth Branagh reprising his acclaimed performance in Shakespeare’s tragedy. Off-Broadway after a sold-out West End run.

Cult of Love on Broadway

Cult of Love on Broadway

Leslye Headland’s Cult of Love brings the family chaos to Hayes Theater. Experience the drama and humor on Broadway!

Eureka Day on Broadway

Eureka Day on Broadway

After a hit London run, Jonathan Spector tackles a school's vaccine debate with sharp wit on Broadway. Don’t miss this timely comedy!

Frequently Asked Questions

What plays are on in New York?

There’s a wealth of exciting entertainment in the form of plays across Broadway, with many big stars making an appearance on stage. See Patti LuPone and Mia Farrow in new offbeat two-hander The Roommate, or enjoy award-winning contemporary drama about race, identity and art with Yellow Face.

Jessica Lange returns to Broadway this April appearing in a hilarious yet honest drama as one family is forced to face their past with Mother Play tickets. 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 2024?

You may be unsure what play to book tickets for, but not to worry, our in-house theatre experts have created a list of the Unmissable Upcoming Broadway Shows this year. Our theatre specialists are always on the lookout for Broadway play news and have hand-picked some fan favorites and Broadway debuts, so there’s something for everyone!

What are the best New York plays for families?

If you’re looking to take the whole family to a play in the Big Apple, you’ll want to grab tickets to Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. The play takes place 19 years after the final book and transports audiences to the Wizarding World that is known and loved globally. The play is portrayed unlike any of the other magical stories and brings the world to life through incredible stage effects. The story of Harry Potter’s son is one of the most sought-after Broadway plays, so we recommend getting your tickets in advance.

What new plays are opening in New York this year?

There’s an exciting array of plays heading to Broadway this year, with West End plays crossing the pond and new plays making their debuts. Opening in June is the transfer of an Off-Broadway hit, so book Oh Mary tickets to see a wickedly funny and off-kilter take on Lincoln's wife.

Also opening this year, Our Town, returns to Broadway in September. The revival of the American classic is directed by Tony Award-winner Kenny Leon, best known for his staging of A Raisin in the Sun. Book your tickets now for this unmissable Broadway play.

What are the longest-running plays on Broadway?

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child opened in New York in 2018 and has since played over 1,000 shows within its six years, having stayed at the Lyric Theatre since it first opened.

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.

Where can I buy tickets to New York plays?

You can purchase your tickets to a Broadway play through SeatPlan. Simply browse our listings above and filter by date and matinee or evening performances. If you’re looking to see which tickets have money-saving deals across SeatPlan, you can also filter by offers.
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