Discover our top picks of New York theatre to check out in June 2025, including new, exciting Broadway and Off-Broadway shows to see all across the city.
The official start of summer isn't until later in June, but you can get in the summer mood all month by planning an escape — at the theatre, that is! Theatre is a great way to travel to new worlds and escape the routine of daily life without jet lag or carsickness. And if you've already traveled just to get to New York, then make sure a show or two is a must-see item on your itinerary.
Discover theatre shows opening in June below, as well as last-chance shows playing their final performances this month. Plus, read our roundup of top May theatre to discover shows from last month that you can still see in June, and check out more fan-favorite Off-Broadway and Broadway shows that will be around all summer.
Plus, don't forget that the Tony Awards take place in June! Get theatre tickets to the hottest Tony-nominated shows now before they win, and check back to find out which newly minted winners you should catch this month.
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Call Me Izzy
Good Night, and Good Luck
Glengarry Glen Ross
The Picture of Dorian Gray
The Last Five Years
Floyd Collins
Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends
Duke and Roya
Angry Alan
Heathers The Musical
Joy: A New True Musical
Eurydice
Lunar Eclipse
A Freeky Introduction
Lowcountry
Prince Faggot
Call Me Izzy
See six-time Emmy Award winner Jean Smart (Hacks, Frasier) return to Broadway in a new solo show where she stars as Izzy, a rural Louisiana woman who won't be underestimated. She possesses a secret that's both her greatest gift and her ticket out.
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Good Night, and Good Luck
June 8 is your last chance to see George Clooney make his Broadway debut in the gripping stage adaptation of his 2005 film. Clooney stars as renowned journalist Edward R. Murrow, who took Senator Joseph McCarthy to task live on air over corruption, ethics, and the truth.
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Glengarry Glen Ross
Don't miss Succession's Kieran Culkin, Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul's Bob Odenkirk, and Grammy- and Emmy-nominated comedian Bill Burr before Glengarry Glen Ross closes up shop on June 28. The stars play cutthroat real estate agents who will do anything to outsell the others — their jobs hang in the balance.
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The Picture of Dorian Gray
You have until June 29 to see Sarah Snook's tour-de-force performance as every character in The Picture of Dorian Gray. Acting live alongside plenty of cameras and projected images of herself, she reinvents Oscar Wilde's classic story in director Kip Williams's adaptation.
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The Last Five Years
Grammy Award nominee Nick Jonas and Tony Award winner Adrienne Warren lead Jason Robert Brown's popular rom-dram through June 22 only. The pair play a writer and an actress who fall in and out of love, and their story unfolds both forwards and backwards.
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Floyd Collins
2025 Tony Award nominee Jeremy Jordan, indie pop musician Lizzy McAlpine, and more lead the first Broadway production of this bluegrass musical through June 22. The show, which premiered nearly 30 years ago off Broadway, tells the true story of a trapped cave explorer whose peril stirred up the first national media circus via radio.
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Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends
Hey, old friend! What do you say, old friend, that we see Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends before it closes June 29? Bernadette Peters and Lea Salonga lead a talented ensemble of performers who sing the greatest hits from Stephen Sondheim musicals like Into the Woods, Sweeney Todd, West Side Story, and Gypsy in celebration of the late composer.
Duke and Roya
Jay Ellis and Stephanie Nur lead Duke & Roya, a new play about finding love against all odds. In war-torn Afghanistan, a rapper and an interpreter enter into a romance that challenges their worldviews, their lifestyles, and their livelihoods.
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Angry Alan
In the solo show Angry Alan, The Office star John Krasinski plays — wait for it — Roger, a man feeling lost and unmoored after a divorce and a job loss. Searching for something to believe in, he ends up getting sucked up in internet conspiracy theories promoted by the online personality of the title.
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Heathers The Musical
Color us stoked! The cult favorite Heathers The Musical, based on the equally beloved '80s film, is back. Seventeen-year-old Veronica is just trying to make it through high school when two people turn her world upside down: Heather Chandler, the leader of the popular clique, and J.D., a mysterious new student who shows Veronica it might kill to be a nobody, but it’s murder being a somebody.
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Joy: A New True Musical
Entrepreneur Joy Mangano's story was previously told in the 2015 Jennifer Lawrence movie Joy, and now, Mangano is the subject of an inspiring new musical. Tony nominee Betsy Wolfe plays the trailblazing inventor of the Miracle Mop, who weathered single motherhood and financial hardship to build a business empire.
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Eurydice
Maya Hawke (Stranger Things) stars in the title role of Sarah Ruhl's celebrated reimagining of Greek mythology. The story of how Orpheus descended to the underworld to rescue Eurydice from the dead is well-known — but not this version, where Eurydice reunites with her father (Tony nominee Brian d'Arcy James) in death and might not want to leave.
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Lunar Eclipse
Reed Birney and Lisa Emery star in this tender new play about an older couple rediscovering each other all over again. As they spend an evening stargazing, drinking, and talking, they realize they're still a mystery to each other after years of marriage.
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A Freeky Introduction
Freeky Dee and DJ Monday Blue are here to help audiences get their Freek on, find freedom, and overcome their doubts and fears. This unique theatrical event combines music, magic, ministry, and poetry into one groovy experience.
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Lowcountry
Jodi Balfour (Ted Lasso), Keith Kupferer (Ghostlight), and Babak Tafti (Succession) star in this dark, twisted rom-com about the relationship between a down-and-out actress and a disgraced high school teacher in a rural town.
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Prince Faggot
What if queer people dared to imagine a world where a powerful monarch was part of their own community? That question powers Jordan Tannahill's satirical play featuring an all-queer and transgender ensemble, who claim their own spot in systems they've historically been excluded from.
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