Can you handle the truth? Before there was the Oscar-winning The Social Network or the Emmy winning The West Wing, there was A Few Good Men. Aaron Sorkin's Broadway-debut military legal drama (and its film adaptation) launched the writer/director's career, and now it's back for the first time with original cast member and frequent Sorkin collaborator Bradley Whitford alongside The Hunger Games star Tom Blyth.

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You'll get an up-close view of Oscar winner Sam Rockwell (Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri), Tony nominee Marin Ireland, and Alfred Molina at this production in the intimate, 175-seat La MaMa. They lead Arthur Miller's classic drama about a Brooklyn longshoreman whose obsessive love for his niece leads to tragedy.

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Science rocks in Galileo, a new rock musical about the Italian astronomer who challenged the Catholic Church with his earth-shattering discoveries. Four-time Tony Award nominee Raúl Esparza plays the title role alongside Tony nominee Joy Woods and Jeremy Kushnier — this is a starry show in more ways than one.

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If you missed Oscar nominee Rosamund Pike's (Gone Girl) Olivier Award-winning performance in Inter Alia in the West End, you can now see her make her Broadway debut with Suzie Miller's powerful legal drama. Pike plays a British judge and mother whose life gets upended when shocking allegations arise against her teenage son.

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Paranormal Activity is also returning to London this autumn, but if you can't get enough scares, why not check out the Broadway version too? Inspired by the hit horror films, this spine-chilling play follows a young couple whose move from Chicago to London to escape their past doesn't go as planned.

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A rotating cast of major stars leads Marin Ireland's Off-Broadway play about a woman rebuilding her life after an abusive relationship. You could see 12 Years a Slave Oscar winner Lupita Nyong’o, The Sopranos Emmy winner Edie Falco, or Hamilton star Phillipa Soo, among others, deliver a heart-wrenching performance you won't forget.

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Missed Jocelyn Bioh's award-winning comedy when it came to London in 2023? See it now in its Broadway debut. At a Ghanaian all-girls private school, reigning queen bee is certain she'll be chosen as Miss Ghana 1986 — but the arrival of an American transfer student sets everyone abuzz and upends her world.

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This production of The Fantasticks is monumental for multiple reasons. Firstly, it's the Broadway debut of a show that's already the world's longest-running musical thanks to a 42-year Off-Broadway run. Secondly, it reimagines the plot as a gay love story, centring on two boys whose mums conspire to make them fall in love.

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The Odyssey's Bill Irwin and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend creator Rachel Bloom are among the stars of The Imaginary Invalid, Irwin's new adaptation of the Molière classic. You'll be in stitches laughing at the story of Argan, a hypochondriac who plans to marry his daughter to a doctor for a life of free healthcare. Turns out, that plan's not quite what the doctor ordered.

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No, The Metropolitan Opera isn't a show — but the iconic venue should be on your NYC bucket list. The Met kicks off its new season each autumn, and the 2026 lineup includes classics like La Bohème and Tosca, the Shakespeare adaptation Otello, and the return of The Magic Flute, the Met's beloved holiday show for families.

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