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Lincoln Center Theater has announced its 2026-27 season, which includes The Sound of Music, starring Jasmine Amy Rogers, and A Few Good Men, starring Bradley Whitford and Tom Blyth. Read more.
Lin-Manuel Miranda and Eisa Davis’ new musical, Warriors, will open on Broadway at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre in 2027. Read more.
Ethan Slater and Betsy Wolfe will join Little Shop of Horrors this month as Seymour and Audrey. Read more.
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Proof | Booth Theatre | Closing on 7/19 | Set Notify for Deals
This week we’re bringing you reviews of Off Broadway shows, Rock Never Dies, Birthright, Romeo and Juliet, Are You Now Or Have You Ever Been, La Cage aux Folles, and The Loved Ones.
📍Hard Rock Cafe
👍 Recommended by Laura
@Laura_hwx | I like performing and writing. I’m all about experimental and physical theatre, always on the lookout for shows and ensembles outside the commercial circuit.
I walked out having sung along to songs that were living somewhere in my unconscious mind. There’s something quietly wonderful about that. The performers are the heart of it. Genuinely talented, playing live instruments, singing live, and bringing real warmth to every number. You can tell they love what they’re doing, and that energy is contagious in the best way. Read more
📍MCC Theater
👍 Recommended by Aj
@ashowgoer | Longtime arts manager who’s been seeing shows in NYC since I was a kid.
One of the better new plays I’ve seen in recent years. This is a thoughtful, honest, funny, and affecting play about friendship and growing up (and apart). While almost 3.5 hours, the play is broken up into three hour-long acts, so it moves quickly — like a TV series where you can’t wait to watch the next episode. The characters and dialogue feel very real, and all the actors deeply inhabit their roles. I’d strongly recommend this show and hope it has a successful life past this initial run. Read more
📍Delacorte Theater
👍 Recommended by Leah
@leahmoschella | Fulltime education policy consultant to enable my travel, theater, cocktails, and women’s sports loves.
Setting the story against divided walls and weaving in a few perhaps-too-on-the-nose references to the current politics felt a bit forced at times, but it was a risk worth taking with a story everyone already knows. And honestly, to experience Shakespeare in Spanish in the middle of Central Park felt like an incredible privilege that reflects the beauty, diversity, and spirit of New York City. Read more
📍New York City Center
👍 Recommended by Aj
@ashowgoer | Longtime arts manager who’s been seeing shows in NYC since I was a kid.
This is a very solid piece of docudrama, and is buoyed by excellent performances from an absolutely stacked cast of stage stalwarts. For a show with a rotating cast and a script that’s directly from historic transcripts, I expected the actors to be on book — they’re not. While there are some slow moments here and there, the show moves very quickly (for an intermission-less 1 hr 45 min) and gallops towards a riveting ending. Read more
📍New York City Center
👍 Recommended by Leah
@leahmoschella | Fulltime education policy consultant to enable my travel, theater, cocktails, and women’s sports loves.
This show is a bit too long and drags in places, but any shortcomings are easy to forgive once Billy Porter takes the stage. Given free rein to go big, he delivers a full belting, exuberent performance that feels completely authentic to who he is. There are a few full stage numbers bringing fantastic choreography, costumes, and pure joy, but ultimately this show belongs to the electric chemistry between Billy Porter and Wayne Brady. Read more
📍Irish Repertory Theatre
👍 Recommended by Aj
@ashowgoer | Longtime arts manager who’s been seeing shows in NYC since I was a kid.
This is a sweet, touching play about women dealing with death and indiscretion. While not necessarily a new story, it’s well-told, with emotional depth and humor. The second act loses a little momentum, and is much shorter than the first — it ends before you’d expect it to. That being said, there are some lovely character arcs to witness in the second act. All four actresses are very well cast — this is one of the more well-acted plays I’ve seen at Irish Rep. Read more
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