Fresh off his Tony win for Merrily We Roll Along, Jonathan Groff returns to Broadway in Just In Time, an exciting new jukebox biographical musical celebrating the life and music of the legendary Bobby Darin. Directed by Tony Award winner Alex Timbers, this immersive production will transform the Circle in the Square Theatre into a nightclub, complete with a live big band on stage. Set to Darin's timeless hits such as "Splish Splash," "Mack the Knife," and "Dream Lover," the show traces his meteoric rise and lasting influence in the music industry.

Starring 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!

Playwright Kimberly Belflower's show, John Proctor is the Villain, is now on the Broadway stage for a limited run. Known for her relatable themes of growing up in the modern age, Belflower brings the same concept to John Proctor is the Villain, and will be joined by the Tony Award-winning Danya Taynour as director. A stunning work depicting the youth of the modern age, you won't want to miss it!

Fresh off her acclaimed run in London's West End, Sarah Snook, best known for her role in Succession, is now wowing Broadway with her smash-hit one-woman production of The Picture of Dorian Gray. Created by Kip Williams, this production uses both live performance and video to create a vivid and exciting new iteration of the tale of the morally ambiguous artisto, who remains as young and vital as ever while his hidden portrait gathers the scars of his many sins.

A-list Hollywood star George Clooney makes his long-awaited Broadway debut in this stage adaptation of the 2005 Oscar-nominated movie Good Night, and Good Luck. (directed by Clooney himself). The play is directed by Tony-winner David Cromer and is based on the original screenplay. Set at the height of McCarthyism, Clooney plays broadcaster Edward R. Murrow as he faces off with U.S. Senator McCarthy in a televised, history-making event that finally saw the tide turn on the senator's rampant and often baseless campaign against the 'communists' he believed to be infiltrating much of American life, media and politics.

A show truly to die for, the eagerly anticipated musical adaptation of the 1992 Universal Pictures movie is currently receiving standing ovations during its world premiere Chicago run, and is now set to make a spooky Broadway debut just in time for Halloween at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre starting October 23, with the curtains rising for its official opening night on November 21. Get ready for some afterlife antics with Death Becomes Her The Musical!