You saw it on your television screens - now get ready to see Schmigadoon! for a strictly limited run at Broadway's Nederlander Theatre, the perfect home for this mishmash of Golden Age musicals! Tony Award winner Christopher Gattelli reprises his roles as director and choreographer for the Apple TV show turned stage musical, following its world premiere at Washington's Kennedy Center, so make sure you work up an appetite for your Corn Puddin'!

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.

The Rocky Horror Show is back on Broadway in 2026, courtesy of a new production directed by Tony Award nominee Sam Pinkleton (Oh, Mary; Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812)! So don your highest high heels, fishiest fishnets, tightest of corsets, and other generally garish garments because it's time to do the Time Warp... Again! Richard O'Brien's iconic Horror Picture Show is as fabulous and globally successful as ever, over half a century since its West End premiere.

The darkness draws in as The Lost Boys fly to Broadway! A musical adaptation of the 1987 cult vampire movie, the production is directed by Tony Award winner Michael Arden (Parade, Spring Awakening) with music provided by rock band The Rescues, and a book written by Chris Hoch and David Hornsby. Dust off your leather jackets and prepare yourselves to enter the murder capital of the world in this deliciously dark supernatural spectacular.

After captivating audiences and selling out its premiere at London's Kiln Theatre in 2023, Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York), the charming musical by British duo Jim Barne and Kit Buchan, continued its journey with a celebrated run at ART in Boston. Now, the beloved production lands in its spiritual home, taking center stage at New York's Longacre Theater.