It's Cats, but not as you know it! Originally based on poet TS Eliot's 1939 book for older children, Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats, this re-imagining of the Andrew Lloyd-Webber scored classic musical sets the story in an underground ballroom during the 1980s. Extended twice during its Off-Broadway run in 2024, the show now makes the jump to the main stem, opening at the Broadhurst Theatre in spring 2026.

Celebrated novelist and playwright Julia May Jonas' play A Woman Among Women breaks ground as part of the Lincoln Center Theatre's 2025-26 season! Directed by Sarah Cameron Hughes, the work forms part of Jonas's dialogue with the American dramatic canon, with A Woman Among Women serving as a fresh counter to Arthur Miller's All My Sons from a female perspective. Lauded by the New York Times as a critic's pick, be sure to catch this brilliant new work offering a refreshing new shape on a classic story.

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.

Six spellers compete, but only one will emerge victorious in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee! This endearing and cleverly humorous musical has captivated audiences since its Tony Award-winning debut. With some of Broadway's brightest stars on board, including Philippe Arroyo as Chip Tolentino, Beanie Feldstein as Logan Schwartzandgrubenierre, Noah Galvin as Leaf Coneybear and Kevin McHale as William Barfee alongside many more, don't miss this exciting Kennedy Center production this October!

Tony Award nominee Ethan Slater (Wicked, Spongebob Squarepants) co-writes and stars in this powerful new play, premiering at the Classic Stage Company in February 2026. Diving into legendary mime Marcel Marceau's time as a young man in Nazi-occupied France, Marcel On The Train is a tale of resistance and true courage in the face of tyranny.

Obie Award winning actor and writer Wallace Shawn (The Princess Bride) brings a revival of his critically acclaimed one-person play to the Greenwich House Theater, opening in February 2026! Focusing on a nameless man coming to terms with the unrealised privilege of his life, The Fever is a frank and timely look at the cost of America's luxuries.