Broadway Shows in December 2026

Tony and Emmy-winning comedian and actor Billy Crystal brings his new solo show, losing his home in the Palisades fires, to NYC.

Disney’s breath-taking musical brings the Serengeti to vivid and vibrant life, with unforgettable puppetry and score. Best for age 6+.

You are invited to return to the Wizarding World, populated by incredible stagecraft and spellbinding characters. Best for age 10+.

Discover the true(ish) story of Mary Todd Lincoln in Cole Escola’s hit comedy, starring SNL's Bowen Yang.

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s hugely popular, Tony Award-winning rap musical retells the story of Founding Father Alexander Hamilton.

God, that’s brilliant! The Olivier Award-winning British musical about a corpse that tricked Hitler sets up a new HQ on Broadway.

A terrifying new play, which follows a couple who are haunted by their past, heads to New York City following its debut in the UK.

Rosamund Pike stars in this searing drama about motherhood and masculinity which heads to Broadway's Music Box Theatre for a limited season.

A quarrelling couple get trapped in a Golden Age musical in this stage adaptation of the hilarious Emmy-winning musical comedy TV series.

Divorced, beheaded…Live! Join Henry VII’s embattled wives as they step out of the history books and into the spotlight on Broadway.

A major revival of Academy Award and Emmy winner Aaron Sorkin’s explosive courtroom drama returns to Broadway for a strictly limited run.

Anaïs Mitchell’s Tony Award-winning mythic musical takes audiences on a hell-raising, heart-breaking journey to the underworld.

Explore Hawkins' dark origins in this thrilling prequel, co-created by the Duffer Brothers. Get ready for an unforgettable experience!

From the wickedly irreverent brains behind South Park, this shocking, hilarious musical tells the story of two hapless Mormon missionaries.

Franco Zeffirelli's iconic staging of Puccini’s timeless tale of romance and heartbreak returns to the Metropolitan Opera.

This bloody brilliant, rock inspired musical adaptation of the cult-classic teen vampire film comes to Broadway.

Imitation of Life is a new, profoundly moving musical about identity, the American dream, and what we leave for future generations.

Enjoy a festive tradition at Julie Taymor’s (The Lion King) dazzling abridged version of Mozart’s opera. Suitable for families.

The hit supernatural thriller premieres Off-Broadway following seven West End engagements and a UK tour. Do you dare book?

Tom Hiddleston and Hayley Atwell star as squabbling lovers in Shakespeare’s comedy, directed by Tony and Oliver winner Jamie Lloyd.

Based on a novel by Maylis de Kerangal, follow one precious heart on its vital, life-saving journey in this new musical by Kait Kerrigan.

This genre-defying musical about love, conflict and unity, written, directed by and starring Todrick Hall premieres Off-Broadway.

Journey on a magic carpet into Disney's sensational, jaw-dropping musical, inspired by the world of Arabian Nights. Best for age 8+.

A magical menagerie of over 75 magical and larger-than-life puppets adapts Eric Carle’s picture book into a magical family show.

Lupita Nyong’o, Edie Falco, and Philipa Soo alternate the lead role in this blistering play about surviving partner abuse.

This boundary-pushing, dark satire follows a theatre company who reimagine the story of Anne Frank as an intersectional hip-hop musical.

The steamy, high-energy, dance spectacular inspired by the hit Channing Tatum movies comes to NYC.

The iconic Blue Man Group make their Broadway debut in this festive show, featuring their trademark silent comedy and explosive drumming.

Visited by the ghost of Nicole Kidman, Cate Blanchett must change her ways to save Hollywood in this camp take on the Dickens classic.

Tony winner Darko Tresnjak’s staging of Saint‑Saëns’s biblical epic about love, betrayal and strength returns to the Met.

An intimate, raw new staging of this coming-of-age musical follows a group of adolescents in late 19th century Germany.

Sir David McVicar’s sumptuous staging of Donizetti’s historical drama, about a confrontation between rival monarchs, returns to NYC.