Out with the old, in with the new.
Every year, Broadway throws out long-running productions and shows, and then throws new musicals and live shows against the proverbial wall to see what they hold up to.
2023 has a lot to get excited about.
Lynn Manuel-Miranda “New York, New York”, a “Sweeney Todd” revival and Nathan Lane “Pictures from home” There should be enough to excite even the most fair-weather theater fans.
Also, stars like Oscar winners Jessica Chastain“Stranger Things” Gaten Matarazzo and “Will and Grace” Sean Hayes performances are also opened.
don’t forget the adaptation of The life of Britney Spears, “Life of Pi,” “Camelot”, Bob Fosse’s “dance” and “Back to the Future.”
We weren’t lying when we said this was the year collected.
To make your life easier, our team did some digging and found tickets to 13 huge shows opening in the next few months that should be on your radar.
And we have some good news to share – some shows have very low seating $67 before fees In Vivid Seats.
All you have to do is turn up and hopefully we’ll see you next year on the mezzanine or balcony of your choice.
All shows are listed in chronological order of when the preview started.
“Pictures from Home” in Studio 54
A mother, father and son are photographed on a cross-country road trip.
Previews begin January 10th. The show opens on February 9
Stars: Nathan Lane (“The Lion King”), Danny Burstein (“The King, The Tick… Boom!”), Zoe Wanamaker (“Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone”)
Directed by Bartlett Sher. Written by Shar White
Tickets start at $94
A Doll’s House at the Hudson Theater
Nora lives an ideal life as a housewife in the 19th century, but dreams of something more.
Previews begin February 13. The show opens on March 9
Starring Jessica Chastain (“The Eyes of Tammy Fey”)
Directed by Jamie Lloyd. Adapted from Henrik Ibsen’s play by Amy Herzog
Tickets start at $124
“Bad Cinderella” at the Imperial Theater
In this reimagining of the classic fairy tale, Cinderella is less than cute.
Previews begin February 17. The show opens on March 23
Stars: Linedy Jenao (“In the Heights”), Carolee Carmello (“Dopesick”), Grace McLean (“The Other Two”)
Directed by Laurence Connor. Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber
Lyrics by David Zippel. Book by Emerald Fennel
Tickets start at $84
“Sweeney Todd” at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater
The dark musical about a barber and his mysterious pies returns to Broadway.
Viewing begins on February 26. The show opens on March 26
Stars Jordan Fisher (“To all the guys: PS I still love you“)Gaten Matarazzo (“Stranger Things”), Ruthie Ann Miles (“The Americans”)
Directed by Thomas Kail
Music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. Book by Hugh Wheeler
Tickets start at $68
“Dance” at the Music Box Theater
Bob Fosse’s tribute to the art of dance includes operetta, jazz, classical, marching and pop numbers.
Previews begin March 2. The show opens on March 19
Stars Yeoman Brown (“Jagged Little Pill”), Peter John Chursin (“King Kong on Broadway”), Dilys Croman (Chicago on Broadway)
Directed by Wayne Cilento
Concept by Bob Fosse
Tickets start at $169
“Shucked” at the Nederlander Theater
This new musical comedy about corn is a cross between The Book of Mormon and Oklahoma, according to the writer.
Previews begin March 8. The game opens on April 4
Stars John Behlmann (“Riverdale”), Kevin Cahoon (“GLOW”), Andrew Durand (“Madame Secretary”)
Directed by Jack O’Brien. Book by Robert Horne
Music and lyrics by Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally
Tickets start at $67
“Camelot” at the Vivian Beaumont Theater
King Arthur’s life is turned upside down when his wife Guenevere falls for the knight Sir Lancelot.
Previews begin March 9. The game opens on April 13
Stars Andrew Burnap (“WeCrashed”), Phillipa Su (“Hamilton”), Jordan Donica (“Charmed”)
Directed by Bartlett Sher. Book and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner
Additional book by Aaron Sorkin
Tickets start at $84
Life of Pi at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theater
The boy and the tiger Survive together for more than 200 days while being shipwrecked in a lifeboat.
Previews begin March 9. The game opens on March 30
The cast has not yet been announced
Directed by Max Webster
Written by Lolita Chakrabarti. Adapted from the novel by Yann Martel
Tickets start at $94
“New York, New York” at the St. James Theatre
The history of post-World War II New York is told through song. It won’t have much of the story from Martin Scorsese’s 1977 stage adaptation.
Previews begin March 24. The game opens on April 26
The cast has not yet been announced
Directed by Susan Stroman
Music by John Kander. Songs written by Fred Ebb and Lin-Manuel Miranda
Written by David Thompson and Sharon Washington
Tickets start at $92
Good Night Oscar at the Belasco Theater
Oscar Levant, Hollywood actor, concert pianist and sharp wit, joins Jack Paar’s talk show in 1958 and delivers a performance the audience won’t soon forget.
Previews begin April 7. The game opens on April 24
Stars Sean Hayes (“Will & Grace”), Emily Bergl (“Shameless”), Peter Grosz (“Maybe Stranger Than Fiction”)
Directed by Lisa Peterson
Written by Doug Hughes
Tickets start at $213
“Prima Facie” at the John Golden Theater
A lawyer deals with an unexpected event that forces him to question where the law, the burden of proof, and ethics intersect.
Previews begin April 11. The game opens on April 24
Starring Jodie Comer (“The Freeman”)
Directed by Justin Martin
Written by Suzy Miller
Tickets start at $141
“One More Time” at the Marquis Theater
The long-awaited Britney Spears musical tells the story of her life and how to find your own happy ending.
Previews begin May 13. The show opens on June 22
The Broadway cast has not yet been announced
Directed by Keone and Marie Madrid
Britney Spears music. Book by John Hartmere
Tickets start at $90
Back to the Future at the Winter Garden Theater
Marty McFly returns to 1955 with the help of Doc Brown in the 1985 revival of the classic film.
Previews begin June 30. The show opens on August 3
Stars Roger Barth (“American Gangster”), Hugh Coles (“Atlanta”)
Directed by John Rando
Music and lyrics by Alan Silvestri and Glenn Ballard
Book by Bob Gale
Tickets start at $152
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Other major Broadway shows
If you don’t like any of these upcoming plays and musicals, don’t worry.
Many Broadway mainstays will still be performing on the Great White Way in 2023.
Here are just five of our favorites.
• “Hamilton”
• “Evil”
• “The Lion King”
• “Chicago”
Want to catch a show before it goes off Broadway? Check out our list of all the shows closing over the next few months.
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