Tickets to plays in New York
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
Lyric TheatreStereophonic
Golden Theatre
Our Town
Barrymore Theatre
Cult of Love
Hayes Theater
Romeo + Juliet
Circle in the Square Theatre
Oh, Mary!
Lyceum Theatre
The Roommate
Booth Theatre
The Hills of California
Broadhurst Theatre
Strategic Love Play
Minetta Lane Theatre
All In: Comedy About Love by Simon Rich
Hudson Theatre
Left on Tenth
James Earl Jones Theatre
The Play That Goes Wrong
New World Stages
Yellow Face
Todd Haimes Theatre
Drunk Shakespeare
The Ruby Theatre
English
Todd Haimes Theatre
The Blood Quilt
Lincoln Center Theater - Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater
Bad Kreyòl
The Irene Diamond Stage at the Pershing Square Signature Center
SHIT. MEET. FAN.
The Robert W. Wilson MCC Theater Space
Walden
Tony Kiser Theater
Hold on to Me Darling
Lucille Lortel Theatre
McNEAL
Vivian Beaumont Theater - Lincoln Center Theater
Eureka Day
Samuel J. Friedman Theatre
Cellino v. Barnes
Asylum NYC
Drunk Dracula
The Ruby Theatre
Babe
The Alice Griffin Jewel Box Theatre
Vanya
Lucille Lortel Theatre
Pen Pals A New Play
Theatre at St. Clement's
Gatz
Public Theater
The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show
Duke on 42nd Street
Stranger Things: The First Shadow
Marquis Theatre
OKUNI
Theatre Row, Theatre 5
Liberation
The Laura Pels Theatre
Room 1214
59E59 Theaters
Burnout Paradise
St. Ann's Warehouse
300 Paintings
Vineyard Theatre
Perfect Crime
The Theater Center
La Breve y Maravillosa Vida de Oscar Wao
Repertorio Español / Spanish Theatre Repertory
The Civilians: Sex Variants of 1941
NYU Skirball
A Knock on the Roof
New York Theatre Workshop
I, Muhammad ALI
AMT Theater
A Christmas Carol
McCarter Theatre Center
Radojka, Si Te Mueres Te Mato
Repertorio Español / Spanish Theatre Repertory
The Devil's Disciple
Theatre Row, Theatre 2
Funhouse
Players Loft Theatre
A Guide for the Homesick
Daryl Roth Theatre
Mercutio Loves Romeo Loves Juliet Loves
The Jeffrey and Paula Gural Theater
Communion
the cell
Radio Downtown: Radical '70s Artists Live on Air
59E59 Theaters
Ken Ludwig's Dear Jack, Dear Louise
59E59 Theaters
Stories from India
SoHo Playhouse
My Mother's Funeral: The Show
SoHo Playhouse
Grief Camp
Atlantic Theater Company - Linda Gross Theater
Nature Theater of Oklahoma: No President
NYU SkirballDon't miss these Broadway plays and Off-Broadway plays in NYC this season. Lots of musicals will play for years, but most plays on Broadway are here for a limited time only. Stage and screen stars often appear in theatre plays, too, so you can catch your favorite celebrity live in a Broadway play. Discover all the plays in NYC now, and get tickets to plays in New York on TodayTix now.
Sometimes people use "plays" to refer to any theatre, but technically, a play is the opposite of a musical (though some plays do incorporate songs or have some music underscoring the scenes). Plays come in all genres, from laugh-out-loud comedies to serious dramas to classic Shakespeares — or reinventions that turn the classics on their heads. Lots of theatre plays make their world premieres off Broadway, and you can check those out here, too — perhaps one will become the next Broadway hit!
There's a New York play that's suited to everyone's taste in theatre. Between Broadway and Off-Broadway venues, there are theatre plays of all sizes, too, from fantastical spectacles to intimate, one-person events. One example of a fan-favorite play is the spellbinding and grand Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
There are so many great plays in New York, and you can get tickets to tons of plays in NYC now on TodayTix.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the average play?
The running time of plays varies, typically ranging from 90 minutes to 3 hours. Most plays longer than 2 hours will include an intermission.
Are all plays in New York on Broadway?
No — in fact, a majority of plays happen off Broadway! Broadway hosts around 20 plays each season, but Off-Broadway theatres regularly produce new plays and play revivals all across the city.
What are dramas?
Dramas are the opposite of comedies, referring to plays that contain more serious subject matter and fewer jokes. Some people also use the word "drama" to refer to any kind of play, as opposed to a musical.
How much is the average cost of a play ticket?
The average cost for a play ticket is approximately $50. That said, prices vary; shows in small Off-Broadway venues usually have cheaper tickets than Broadway shows or any show starring celebrities. Seats closer to the stage also tend to cost more than seats further back.
What are some recommended plays in New York?
Popular new plays are always coming to Broadway, but long-runners like Harry Potter and the Cursed Child remain fan favorites. You can sort this page by most popular to find out which plays our customers are loving right now, or click on an individual show's page to read reviews from fellow theatregoers.
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