Broadway shows
Stranger Things: The First Shadow
Marquis Theatre
Maybe Happy Ending
Belasco Theatre
Death Becomes Her
Lunt-Fontanne Theatre
Sunset Boulevard
St. James TheatreThe Great Gatsby
Broadway TheatreSuffs
Music Box TheatreHell's Kitchen
Shubert Theatre
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
Lyric Theatre
Hadestown
Walter Kerr Theatre
Once Upon a Mattress
Hudson TheatreBack to the Future on Broadway
Winter Garden TheatreMoulin Rouge! The Musical
Al Hirschfeld Theatre
Wicked
Gershwin TheatreCABARET at the Kit Kat Club
August Wilson Theatre
& Juliet
Stephen Sondheim Theatre
Our Town
Barrymore TheatreSwept Away
Longacre Theatre
The Book of Mormon
Eugene O’Neill TheatreThe Notebook: The Musical
Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
Elf the Musical on Broadway
Marquis TheatreStereophonic
Golden TheatreSIX
Lena Horne TheatreThe Lion King
Minskoff Theatre
Tammy Faye on Broadway
Palace Theatre
Hamilton
Richard Rodgers Theatre
MJ The Musical
Neil Simon TheatreThe Outsiders
Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre
Cult of Love
Hayes Theater
Oh, Mary!
Lyceum TheatreWater For Elephants
Imperial Theatre
Romeo + Juliet
Circle in the Square Theatre
The Roommate
Booth Theatre
Chicago
Ambassador Theatre
All In: Comedy About Love by Simon Rich
Hudson Theatre
The Hills of California
Broadhurst Theatre
Yellow Face
Todd Haimes Theatre
Left on Tenth
James Earl Jones Theatre
Pirates! The Penzance Musical
Todd Haimes Theatre
The Last Five Years on Broadway
Hudson TheatreAladdin
New Amsterdam Theatre
English
Todd Haimes Theatre
McNEAL
Vivian Beaumont Theater - Lincoln Center Theater
Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends
Samuel J. Friedman Theatre
Eureka Day
Samuel J. Friedman Theatre
Smash on Broadway
Imperial Theatre
Floyd Collins
Vivian Beaumont Theater - Lincoln Center Theater
Buena Vista Social Club
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Frequently asked questions
What is Broadway?
Broadway is New York's famous theatre district. The term refers to the shows that play in 41 specific theatres in Midtown Manhattan around the Times Square area.
Where is Broadway?
Most Broadway theatres are located in the area surrounding Times Square, between 54th and 41st Streets to the north and south and Sixth and Ninth Avenues to the east and west. One Broadway theatre, the Vivian Beaumont, is located in Lincoln Center at 66th Street and 10th Avenue.
What is the longest-running show on Broadway?
The longest-running show in Broadway history is The Phantom of the Opera, which closed in 2023 after 35 years. Chicago, which has been on since 1996, is the longest-running Broadway show currently playing.
What defines a Broadway show?
A Broadway show is any show that plays in one of 41 designated Broadway theatres. All these theatres have 500 or more seats, and most are located in the Theatre District in Midtown Manhattan near Times Square.
Are all Broadway shows musicals?
Not all Broadway shows are musicals. Broadway shows can include musicals, plays, stand-up comedy shows, concerts, magic shows, and more!
How many Broadway theatres are there in New York?
There are 41 Broadway theatres in New York.
What days are there shows on Broadway?
Most Broadway shows have a performance every day except Monday, but some perform on Mondays and are dark on a different day of the week. There is at least one Broadway show playing every day of the week.
Are Broadway shows good date ideas?
Broadway shows make for great dates, as you and your date can experience a fun, romantic, and emotional story together. Check out our full list of recommended Broadway date night shows.
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