After taking London and the whole of the UK by storm Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss' sensational pop musical SIX hit the Broadway stage. Re-writing Tudor history and the terrible fates of the notorious King Henry VIII six wives. SIX received rave reviews across Great Britain before debuting on Broadway in 2020. It was nominated for ten Drama Desk and recipient of two 2022 Tony Awards!

One of the most acclaimed Met Opera productions of the last two decades, James Robinson's highly acclaimed production of the landmark American classic, returns for the 2025/26 season! Starring Alfred Walker and Brittany Renee as the titular couple, the Gershwin's folk-inspired epic takes us into the heart of 1930s Charleston, where the residents of Catfish Row tell a story of fraught tensions, love, grief, and the search for redemption.

One of the most acclaimed musicals of modern times is back on Broadway following its New York City Center run! The winner of four Tonys during its 1998 Broadway debut production, Ragtime is a grand diorama of early 20th-century American life, featuring appearances from some of the most important figures of the day, including Houdini and Henry Ford, all shot through with the music of ragtime. Joshua Henry, Caissie Levy, and Brandon Uranowitz will reprise their roles, while Lincoln Center Artistic Director Lear deBessone helms the production.

Pulitzer Prize finalist and Obie Award winner Rajiv Joseph brings the New York premiere of his grimly humorous look behind the headlines of Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination and the events leading up to it. Premiered in LA in 2017, the troubling rise of nationalism and terrorism still draws similar and worrying parallels with today's global populism. Shot through with Joseph's characteristic black humor, we are invited to ask ourselves; what gives a country its identity?

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.