Duncan MacMillan's Every Brilliant Thing is one of those works which will make you see the world in a whole new light. This one man show starring Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe, is centered around one very simple idea. A child, whose mother is recovering from suicide, attempts to compile a list of things that make life worth living.

Never one to shy away from the meta, John Malkovich once again gets deep into this highly intriguing new show. Written by musician Aleksey Igudesman, Malkovich is the titular 'Music Critic', a nebulous, evil character created of some of the most savage criticism of the past few hundred years. As he spews initial reactions to some of classical music's most iconic pieces, including reductive opinions of Schuman ('a composer'), Brahms ('a giftless bastard') and Debussy ('just ugly'), he is battled by his subjects of scorn, leading to a turning of tables worthy of even the most bombastic Beethoven finales.

One of the most beloved movies of the 21st century, Moulin Rouge captured the hearts of audiences across the world with its tragic love story and monumental score. Now, following a delightful world premiere in Boston in 2018, this spellbinding and captivating Tony Award winning musical has landed on Broadway!

Starring Tony winner Darren Criss (Glee) and Helen J Shen (Man of God), this Korean-English musical comedy is now showing at the Belasco Theatre telling the tale of a whirlwind robot romance. Directed by Tony Award winner Michael Arden, best known for his hit show Parade, this will surely be a night to remember!

It's time to head back to Skid Row as Alan Menken and Howard Ashman's musical hit Little Shop of Horrors is here. An out-of-this-world tale of Seymour, a plant shop assistant, and a strange new seedling he names Audrey II after his crush; 'Little Shop is a cult-classic that mixes a hilarious script with '50s-style tunes. This is one B-Movie you won't want to miss.

Hugh Jackman and Ella Beatty star in Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes, a thought-provoking work from celebrated and multi-award winning playwright Hannah Moscovitch. Brought to life under the direction of Ian Rickson, the Governor General's Award-winning play unpacks contemporary conversations around power, consent and narrative control in the wake of #MeToo, challenging audiences to question the stories we tell and the ones we choose to believe.