12 Must-See Musicals to See This Fall on Broadway and Off-Broadway
From original musicals to a Benjamin Button adaptation, find your newest favorite show tune this fall.
From original musicals to a Benjamin Button adaptation, find your newest favorite show tune this fall.
You can now visit the historic home of the New Year's Eve Ball.
Broadway’s new vampire rock musical should be at the top of your list.
Introducing young people to the stage? Here are the ultimate keepsakes to capture their first magical Broadway memories.
From a comedy set in Africa to celebrities galore, put these plays on your show-going schedule.
From Cats to Ragtime, you'll want to see these shows before they depart.
After you see the filmed version in movie theatres, experience the magic and romance live.
And why you too should see this Tony-nominated musical.
If you think you know Cats, honey, pack your bag and strut over to the Broadhurst Theatre!
From summer camp curtain calls to milestone birthday bashes, bring Broadway-quality programs to your summer season events with PLAYBILLDER.
Escape the heat wave with these shows, from the rousing Hamilton to the campy Oh, Mary!
From the score, the stunning set design, the remarkable performances, take a hearty bite out of this new musical!
From world-class restaurants to entertainment, there's more to New York City than soccer (and The Knicks).
Athletes aren't just on the field, they're on the stage, too.
The Tony Awards are over, but you can still see these shows in person.
From choreography to players to chanting, here’s why sports fans belong at Broadway shows.
Celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community at these shows.
Broadway trivia! Themed cocktails! This year, why not go out and watch the Tonys with other theatre fans?
Celebrate Pride with delicious meals and drinks around NYC.
Here are charities that you too can champion.
If you're wondering what to see, how about shows with some awards accolades behind them.
Plus discounts on merch, apparel, and more.
The fourth annual concert raised over $143,000 for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
Matt DeAngelis' fourth annual celebration of his late mother raised $143,000 for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
The Washington Heights Expeditionary Learning School got spooky, with the help of PLAYBILLDER.