Broadway Shows Running in July 2026

Dog Day Afternoon is the stage adaptation of the true story behind the infamous Brooklyn bank robbery that inspired the acclaimed 1975 film. Starring Jon Bernthal and Ebon Moss-Bachrach, the production captures the escalating hostage crisis, media circus, and deeply human story at the center of a heist that spirals into an unforgettable public spectacle. With its final performances approaching, this is your last chance to see one of the season's most talked-about new plays.

Closing: July 12, 2026

Proof is David Auburn’s Pulitzer Prize–winning drama about Catherine, a brilliant young mathematician struggling with grief after the death of her father. As doubts emerge over the authorship of a groundbreaking proof, the play explores questions of trust, legacy, genius, and the fine line between brilliance and instability. The production stars Don Cheadle and Ayo Edebiri.

Closing: July 19, 2026

The Rocky Horror Show returns to Broadway in a new production directed by Sam Pinkleton and starring Luke Evans and Juliette Lewis. The cult favorite follows the sheltered Brad and Janet as they stumble into the strange world of Dr. Frank-N-Furter, where camp, horror, glam rock, and outrageous theatricality collide in one of musical theater’s most iconic experiences.

Closing: July 19, 2026

Joe Turner’s Come and Gone is August Wilson’s powerful drama set in a Pittsburgh boarding house in 1911, where formerly enslaved and displaced Black Americans search for identity, purpose, and belonging. Blending memory, music, and spirituality, the play explores the lasting effects of slavery and the struggle to reclaim a sense of self. This Broadway revival stars Taraji P. Henson and Cedric the Entertainer.

Closing: July 26, 2026

Death of a Salesman is Arthur Miller’s classic tragedy about Willy Loman, a traveling salesman whose unwavering belief in the American Dream begins to crumble alongside his career and sense of self. As past and present collide, the play examines ambition, family, identity, and the cost of chasing an unattainable vision of success. Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf star in this Broadway revival.

After earning widespread acclaim around the world, Every Brilliant Thing comes to Broadway starring Tracee Ellis Ross at the Hudson Theatre. Created by Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe, the acclaimed solo play invites audiences into an interactive, deeply personal story that balances humor and heartbreak. Through its intimate storytelling, it offers a moving exploration of mental health, family, resilience, and the everyday moments that make life worth living.

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child continues the story of Harry Potter many years after the events of the final novel, following a new generation of witches and wizards as Harry’s son, Albus, struggles under the weight of his family’s legacy. Packed with dazzling stage illusions, breathtaking magic, and an emotionally driven story, the Olivier and Tony Award–winning play transforms the Wizarding World into an unforgettable theatrical experience.

Oh, Mary! is Cole Escola’s wildly irreverent comedy that imagines a gloriously unhinged version of Mary Todd Lincoln in the days leading up to Assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Blending absurd humor with theatrical flair, the hit play reimagines one of history’s most famous figures through a delightfully chaotic lens, creating one of Broadway’s funniest and most talked-about comedies. Now starring Meg Stalter!

Stranger Things: The First Shadow takes audiences back to Hawkins, Indiana in 1959, years before the happenings in the hit tv show. As a young Henry Creel arrives in town, strange occurrences begin to unfold, revealing the origins of the darkness that will one day consume Hawkins. This Olivier Award–winning play expands the Stranger Things universe in a story that stands on its own. And it has some of the best special effects on Broadway!

& Juliet imagines an alternate ending for Shakespeare’s heroine, giving Juliet the chance to forge her own future instead of following Romeo’s tragic fate. Powered by a songbook of Max Martin pop hits, this upbeat jukebox musical delivers infectious energy, heartfelt romance, and a celebration of second chances.

Aladdin brings Disney’s animated classic to life in a dazzling Broadway production at the New Amsterdam Theatre. Spectacular sets, lavish costumes, breathtaking illusions, and beloved songs transport audiences to Agrabah, while the unforgettable Genie provides plenty of laughs along the way.

Buena Vista Social Club celebrates the legendary Cuban musicians whose music captivated audiences around the world. Blending vibrant live performances with an emotional story, the musical explores friendship, memory, and the enduring influence of artists whose songs continue to inspire new generations.

Cats: The Jellicle Ball reinvents Andrew Lloyd Webber’s beloved musical through the vibrant lens of ballroom culture. Directed by Zhailon Levingston and Bill Rauch, with choreography by Omari Wiles and Arturo Lyons, the acclaimed production dazzles with extraordinary dance, striking visuals, and an exhilarating new perspective on the classic.

Chicago continues to thrill Broadway audiences with its intoxicating mix of jazz-age style, biting humor, and iconic Bob Fosse choreography. Featuring unforgettable numbers including "All That Jazz" and "Cell Block Tango," this long-running hit remains one of Broadway's signature musicals.

Hadestown intertwines the myths of Orpheus and Eurydice with those of Hades and Persephone in a mesmerizing Tony Award-winning musical by Anaïs Mitchell. Its blend of folk, jazz, and blues creates a rich musical landscape as it explores love, hope, sacrifice, and resilience.

Hamilton redefined Broadway by telling the story of Alexander Hamilton and the founding fathers through a score that blends hip-hop, R&B, pop, and traditional musical theater. Lin-Manuel Miranda's Pulitzer Prize-winning musical remains one of the most influential productions of the modern era.

Just in Time celebrates the life and career of entertainer Bobby Darin through his greatest hits, including "Mack the Knife" and "Beyond the Sea." Jeremy Jordan stars in this energetic musical portrait of one of America's most charismatic performers.

Maybe Happy Ending follows two obsolete helper robots who discover an unexpected connection in a futuristic world where companionship can be difficult to find. Warm, funny, and deeply touching, the original musical explores love, loss, and what it truly means to be alive.

MJ the Musical offers a behind-the-scenes look at Michael Jackson as he prepares for his landmark Dangerous World Tour. Featuring spectacular choreography and many of his biggest hits, the musical highlights the creativity and ambition behind one of pop music's greatest entertainers.

Moulin Rouge! immerses audiences in a glamorous Parisian cabaret inspired by Baz Luhrmann's acclaimed film. With a soundtrack packed with modern pop anthems and impressive set, it's one of Broadway's biggest visual spectacles. Catch this hit show before it closes in August!

Operation Mincemeat transforms a stranger than fiction World War II deception into a wildly inventive musical comedy. Clever storytelling, rapid-fire humor, and surprising emotional depth have made this acclaimed British hit one of Broadway's most distinctive new musicals.

Ragtime returns to Broadway in a highly anticipated revival starring Joshua Henry. Set at the dawn of the twentieth century, the sweeping musical weaves together stories of race, immigration, class, and the American Dream through one of Broadway's most celebrated scores.

Schmigadoon! makes its Broadway debut after winning fans on television with its affectionate parody of Golden Age musicals. Starring Alex Brightman and Sara Chase, the show follows a couple trapped in a magical town where every problem seems destined to become a song-and-dance number. Winner of the 2026 Tony Award for Best Musical!

Six transforms the wives of Henry VIII into modern pop icons, each taking the stage to reclaim her place in history. Bursting with catchy songs, sharp humor, and concert-style performances, this international hit delivers an empowering and entertaining spin on a familiar story.

The Book of Mormon follows two optimistic young missionaries whose assignment to Uganda quickly challenges everything they thought they knew. Packed with outrageous comedy from the creators of South Park, the musical also delivers surprising warmth beneath its irreverent humor.

The Great Gatsby brings F. Scott Fitzgerald's literary classic to Broadway in a lavish musical set against the glittering backdrop of the Jazz Age. The production tells a timeless story of love, ambition, wealth, and impossible dreams.

The Lion King remains one of Broadway's most breathtaking productions thanks to Julie Taymor's direction, extraordinary puppetry, and unforgettable music by Elton John and Tim Rice. Decades after opening, it continues to enchant audiences of every generation.

The Lost Boys adapts the beloved vampire film into a thrilling new Broadway musical at the Palace Theatre. Directed by Michael Arden, the production mixes rock music, horror, humor, and supernatural adventure as two brothers uncover the terrifying truth about their new hometown.

The Outsiders transforms S. E. Hinton's beloved novel into a powerful musical about friendship, identity, and growing up divided by class. Featuring an emotionally charged folk-rock score, the Tony Award-winning production has become a favorite with audiences of all ages and is one of the best Broadway shows for teens on Broadway.

Titanique hilariously reimagines Titanic through the music of Céline Dion. Filled with comedy, powerhouse vocals, and the singer's greatest hits, the cult sensation has become one of Broadway's most entertaining and delightfully over-the-top nights out. The starry cast includes Jim Parsons and Melissa Barrera!

Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York) arrives on Broadway following its acclaimed London run. This charming contemporary musical follows two strangers brought together by chance, blending witty humor, heartfelt romance, and an infectious score into an uplifting New York love story.

Wicked revisits the Land of Oz long before Dorothy's arrival, exploring the unlikely friendship between Elphaba and Glinda. Featuring Stephen Schwartz's beloved score, the blockbuster musical continues to captivate audiences, with interest soaring following Jon M. Chu's acclaimed film adaptation.