After delighting audiences at the Lucille Lortel Theatre, Cole Escola's brand new play is coming to Broadway! Oh Mary! Is a dark comedy, with Escola playing former United States first lady Mary Todd Lincoln, whilst they break down her life from the inside, and in Escola's own words, through the lens of an idiot. Tony Award nominee Sam Pinkleton directs, and Escola is joined by Lucille Lortel nominee Conrad Ricamora and James Scully, among others. Don't miss out on this exciting and hilarious chance to see the First Lady as you've never seen her!

They might play pirates, sometimes they'll be dogs, and in one scene, you might even catch them speaking in British accents. Forget getting your comedy fix from the papers - this time, get it live on stage from a rotating lineup of the world's top comedic talents! They bring you All In: Comedy About Love, a collection of laugh-out-loud stories about dating, heartbreak, and marriage, adapted from Simon Rich's short stories, many of which you may have read in The New Yorker.

After sizzling audiences during its much-acclaimed runs at the Almeida theatre and in the West End in 2023, Rebecca Frecknell's five-star production of Tennessee William's most famous play is set to turn up the heat in New York in spring 2025. Starring man-of-the-moment Paul Mescal, don't miss your chance to see this fantastic production as Mescal reprises his electrifying Olivier Award-winning role.

Fresh off her acclaimed run in London's West End, Sarah Snook, best known for her role in Succession, is set to bring her smash-hit one-woman production of The Picture of Dorian Gray to Broadway in 2025. Created by Kip Williams, this production will use 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 adaption 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.

You've been serenaded with their son rhythm's and beguiled by their boleros, now witness the story of Buena Vista Social Club on stage, in this brand new musical celebrating the legendary Cuban musicians! Directed by Saheem Ali, this sensational production tells the real-life tale of the Havana band who put Cuban music back on the map outside of the closed-off country in the 90s, going on to huge international success with their eponymous album which topped the charts in the US and around the world.