Extended once off Broadway and now three times on Broadway due to popular demand, the historical dark comedy Oh, Mary! stars Betty Gilpin, known for playing Debbie Eagan/"Liberty Belle" in Netflix's Glow, as a zany version of Mary Todd Lincoln. She takes over from original star and playwright Cole Escola, who rocketed to overnight fame thanks to the show's success. This play really is star-spangled!

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Willkommen to Broadway! Starting September 16, 2024, American Idol runner-up Adam Lambert and Moana and Mean Girls star Auli'i Cravalho make their Broadway debuts in director Rebecca Frecknall's revival of Cabaret. They replace Tony-nominated original stars Eddie Redmayne and Gayle Rankin as the Emcee and Sally Bowles, respectively. There's always a celeb to see at this Kit Kat Club, in which audiences are thoroughly immersed throughout the award-winning production from London.

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Nicole Scherzinger may be making her Broadway debut as fading film star Norma Desmond, but she has such a stacked resume, it's hard to believe she hasn't graced the New York stage yet. Since her career with the Pussycat Dolls, Scherzinger has starred in Cats in London (earning an Olivier Award nomination), the live televised musical Annie on NBC, and more.

Now, after starring in Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical about the dark side of Hollywood to critical acclaim, she's reprising the role on Broadway. Scherzinger is ready for her close-up!

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Grammy Award nominee Nick Jonas is best known for his work with the global hit band Jonas Brothers and as a solo musician, but he's a theatre veteran, too, having appeared in productions of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Jersey Boys, and Les Miserables. And Tony Award winner Adrienne Warren is a Broadway favorite, earning her trophy for playing Tina Turner in Tina, the musical based on the rock icon's life.

In spring 2025, the pair star in the first Broadway production of Jason Robert Brown's The Last Five Years. The dramatic musical follows writer Jamie and actress Cathy, whose romance falls apart over the course of five years.

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Hollywood's ultimate leading man is about to become Broadway's ultimate leading man. Two-time Oscar winner George Clooney is making his Broadway debut as journalist Edward R. Murrow in Good Night, and Good Luck in spring 2025. The play is adapted from the 2005 movie Clooney co-wrote, directed, and starred in. He also co-wrote the play's script with his original co-screenwriter Grant Heslov, making this show Clooney's Broadway writing debut as well. What can't Clooney do?

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Sadie Sink has exploded onto the pop culture scene in recent years, playing tomboyish Max Mayfield on Stranger Things, Brendan Fraser's estranged daughter in The Whale, and a Taylor Swift stand-in in the singer's "All Too Well (10 Minute Version)" music video. She's the perfect fit for John Proctor Is the Villain, centered on high schoolers — fueled by pop music and rage — who begin to question power structures and perspectives on love and sex while reading Arthur Miller's The Crucible in English class.

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The biggest pop hits of the '90s, '00s, and '10s power the story of & Juliet, so it's no surprise that famous faces from pop culture are stepping in to perform them. *NSYNC's Joey Fatone returns to the stage after 20 years to play Lance in this Romeo & Juliet-inspired musical — but ironically, he mostly sings Backstreet Boys songs!

Look among the ensemble, too, and you'll spot Charli D'Amelio, who now makes her Broadway debut after rising to fame dancing to chart-topping hits on TikTok.

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Curse of the Starving Class is about a family struggling to achieve their American dream — but boy, is this family a dream in terms of casting. Heathers's Christian Slater and Ally McBeal's Calista Flockhart both return to the stage after many years, and they're joined by Cooper Hoffman of Licorice Pizza fame. Multiple generations of talent are having their moment under this roof.

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You may know her as one-third of Destiny's Child (alongside Beyonce and Kelly Rowland, who came to see her perform at her Broadway opening night), but Michelle Williams is coming alive as Viola Van Horn, a mysterious potion hawker, in the new musical Death Becomes Her.

Tackling a new version of the role made famous by Isabella Rossellini on screen, she's surrounded by stars from the theatre world, too: Megan Hilty, Jennifer Simard, and Christopher Sieber take on Meryl Streep's, Goldie Hawn's, and Bruce Willis's parts.

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Audra McDonald is the most Tony Award-winning performer ever with six competitive awards, at least one in every acting category in which she could be eligible. It was only a matter of time before Broadway's most celebrated star took on one of the theatre's most monumental roles: Gypsy's Momma Rose, who obsessively pushes her daughters into stardom. It's McDonald's turn, and it's nothing short of historic.

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First she defied gravity in Wicked. Now she's climbing up to the treetops in Redwood. Tony Award winner Idina Menzel is known for originating Wicked's Elphaba on Broadway and voicing Frozen's Elsa for the screen, and now, she plays a grieving mother who escapes to the California redwood forests in search of purpose, community, and healing.

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Two powerhouses of stage and screen headline this spectacular musical tribute to Stephen Sondheim, the songwriter behind Broadway classics like Into the Woods, Sweeney Todd, and Sunday in the Park With George. Bernadette Peters and Lea Salonga, both of whom starred in multiple Sondheim productions over the years, bring their powerhouse vocals and stage presence to this theatrical event unlike any other.

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Gaining a Broadway fanbase through shows like Newsies and The Great Gatsby and rising further to fame with onscreen roles in Smash, Supergirl and The Last Five Years, Jeremy Jordan has become a fan favorite wherever he pops up. His latest role is the title character of Floyd Collins, a real-life cave explorer who got trapped, sparking one of the first national media circuses to erupt over the radio. Starring alongside him is chart-topping folk-pop artist Lizzy McAlpine in her Broadway debut.

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Lots of celebrities are on deck for Pirates! The Penzance Musical, a jazz and blues reimagining of the classic comic operetta The Pirates of Penzance set in New Orleans. The Phantom of the Opera's Ramin Karimloo is the swashbuckling Pirate King, with two-time RuPaul's Drag Race winner Jinkx Monsoon as pirate maid Ruth and Frasier's David Hyde Pierce as the Major General. Anchors aweigh!

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Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal star as Othello and Iago in the first revival of Shakespeare's Othello since 1982, premiering in spring 2025.

Washington is a Tony Award winner for Fences and a two-time Oscar winner for Glory and Training Day, atop his dozens of other stage and screen credits. Gyllenhaal is a Tony nominee for Sea Wall/A Life and a two-time Golden Globe nominee for Nightcrawler and Love & Other Drugs, and he now makes his Shakespearean debut with Othello.

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Three TV heavyweights face off as Chicago real estate agents selling worthless properties to naive customers. Kieran Culkin returns to Broadway for the first time since 2014's This Is Our Youth — and since earning an Emmy and numerous other accolades for playing Roman Roy in Succession. Alongside him, Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk, and Emmy- and Grammy-nominated comedian Bill Burr make their Broadway debuts in the latest revival of this Tony- and Pulitzer-winning play.

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Sarah Snook is on a hot streak. In 2023, she won an Emmy Award for her role as Shiv Roy on HBO's Succession, and she followed that up with a 2024 Olivier Award win for starring in The Picture of Dorian Gray in London's West End. In the stage adaptation of Oscar Wilde's novel, she plays all 26 characters, and she's bringing her tour-de-force performance to the Broadway stage.

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In between capturing hearts worldwide with his performances in Normal People, All of Us Strangers, and Gladiator II, Paul Mescal captivated live audiences in London's West End by playing the fiery Stanley Kowalski in Tennessee Williams's classic play A Streetcar Named Desire. Now, he's reprising his role in New York, and it's one of the buzziest events of the season.

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No, you're not seeing phantoms — you will see Billy Crudup (The Morning Show), Lily Rabe (American Horror Story), and more in the flesh in Henrik Ibsen's Ghosts, about a man who returns home to his mother after many years with a terrible secret.

Also in the cast are Ella Beatty (Appropriate), Levon Hawke (The Crowded Room), and Hamish Linklater (The New Adventures of Old Christine). That's one spirited group!

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You're just in time to catch Jonathan Groff fresh off his Tony Award win for Merrily We Roll Along, plus Gracie Lawrence in her Broadway musical debut! The two respectively play musicians Bobby Darin and Connie Francis in this new musical about Darin's short but legendary life.

In addition to other Broadway credits like Hamilton, Groff is known for his screen appearances on Glee and Looking, while Lawrence co-fronts her own band, also called Lawrence, and has appeared on TV shows like The Sex Lives of College Girls.

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Maya Hawke's big break came with her performance as Robin Buckley on Netflix's Stranger Things, and fans can now see her perform live in Eurydice, Sarah Ruhl's reimagining of an ancient Greek myth. Hawke plays the title role of a woman who dies and loses her lover, but reunites with her father, complicating her decision when she gets offered a second shot at life.

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