In Person, Running Now (NYC Reviews) (32)
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This hip-hop infused tuner about America's founding fathers won 11 Tony Awards inc. Best Musical.
In its 17th year, this all-ages musical spectacle tells the untold true story of the Witches of Oz.
A charming true story of a tiny Canadian town that cared for 7000 grounded travelers post-9/11.
Iconic star of stage and screen Judy Garland comes alive when tribute artist Peter Mac steps into her ruby…
Puppets and live actors create a magical world to tell the story of Simba's rise to the throne.
Winner of the 2019 Tony Award for Best Musical, this is a new twist on the classic Greek myth.
A theatrical concert of David Byrne's iconic music.
"Waitress" is back on Broadway starring the show's creator, Sara Bareilles as pie maker Jenna.
Broadway debut of Tony Award winner Ruben Santiago-Hudson's solo play.
A long-running revival of Kander and Ebb's satirical musical about lust, treachery, and murder.
This family-friendly show celebrates the power of percussion and the sheer joy of banging on things.
An exuberant, pop celebration of 21st century girl power featuring the wives of Henry VIII.
A companion piece to Pulitzer Prize-short listed playwright Rajiv Joseph’s play "Animals Out of Paper."
A worldwide phenomenon where comedy, music, and paint collide in a circus of the imagination.
An actor drinks heavily (think Comedy Central's 'Drunk History') and tries to corral others into enacting a…
A new play about DREAMers that asks what we’re willing to sacrifice for someone we love.
Following a sold-out run at LCT3, "Pass Over" will come to Broadway for a limited run this August.
An interactive new musical based on the popular hit TV series.
World premiere by 2020 Steinberg Playwright Award winner Ngozi Anyanwu.
Put on your detective hat and solve the longest running murder mystery show in New York City.
A comedy about a family mourning their matriarch who is, literally, still a presence in their lives.
A new, aquatic comedy splashing on to the scene about family, conflict, and the power of love.
An interview-based performance piece that reveals and interrogates nonmonogamy.
Comedian Neal Brennan takes audiences on a hysterical journey of self-reflection.