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The Lost Boys: A New Musical

Oh, Mary!

Jamie Allan's Amaze

The Play That Goes Wrong

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Just In Time

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Maybe Happy Ending

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Highs: 42–49 °F, lows: 31–38 °F; overcast half the month, light snow likely
Busy. Holiday tourists, festive events, and seasonal theater crowds make Times Square lively.
Thermal layers, a warm coat, waterproof boots, and a foldable umbrella.
Rockefeller Center tree lighting, Bryant Park Winter Village (Nov 14 – Dec 24), and more.
Celebrate NYC Christmas with holiday concert tours, special screenings and Winter Village skating.
Elf, Maybe Happy Ending, Merrily We Roll Along (film event), ART revival.
Hear those sleighbells jingling on Broadway stages this December. Here’s a curated lineup of top-rated shows that define the month—big casts, new openings, and holiday charm await.

A visually decadent jazz-age musical adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic, immersing audiences in roaring 1920s glamour and emotional chaos.
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Tony winner for Best Musical and Actor (Darren Criss) blends futuristic heart and charm. Emotionally resonant and acclaimed
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Cole Escola’s wildly absurd and darkly funny imagined pre-Lincoln Mary Todd comedy is a breakout downtown hit, now making its Broadway leap.
Book nowDecember welcomes a wave of major musical productions built for spectacle — ideal for musical lovers seeking both depth and spectacle.

Set in pre‑ and post‑revolutionary Cuba, this Tony‑nominated musical blends live Afro‑Cuban band, vibrant choreography, and the soulful legacy of Omara Portuondo.
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Discover the untold story of Oz’s witches, where Elphaba and Glinda’s unlikely friendship takes flight through soaring songs, spellbinding spectacle, and a little green magic.
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Take a magic-carpet ride through Agrabah in Disney’s dazzling musical, filled with soaring songs, spectacular sets, comedy, and plenty of holiday-season family appeal.
Book nowDecember’s play lineup highlights genre‑defying storytelling, including inventive comedy and high‑concept productions that pull audiences into entirely new worlds.

Step into the wizarding world as Harry’s son Albus and Draco’s son Scorpius embark on a spellbinding adventure through Hogwarts, time, and magic.
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A relentless chaos‑comedy where every prop, cue, and actor fails spectacularly — physical theatre, improv energy, and pure laughter from start to finish.
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A cinematic prequel to Netflix’s hit series darkens Broadway in this prequel set in Hawkins, mixing eerie suspense and 1950s nostalgia with inventive effects and a chilling atmosphere.
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Meet Mary Todd Lincoln as you’ve never seen her: cabaret-obsessed, wildly unhinged, and determined to become a star in this outrageous Broadway comedy..
Book nowThese long-running cultural pillars define Broadway itself, the kind of shows that remain spectacular no matter how many times you see them.

Tom Felton joins the cast as Draco Malfoy, offering a nostalgic, star-powered run of the show.
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A timeless jazz‑era musical famed for its sensual Bob Fosse choreography and biting satire.
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A high‑energy, pop-concert styled feminist history remix all about Henry VIII’s six wives.
Book nowKick off December with festive citywide events—from tree lighting to holiday tunes.
A grand ceremony featuring carolers, TV broadcast, and the iconic Norway spruce illuminated with over 50,000 LED lights.
📍 Rockefeller Center, Midtown
⏱️ When: TBC
Explore European-style chalets, artisan gifts, cozy food stalls, and a free ice rink—best visited weekdays to avoid weekend crowds.
📍 Midtown Manhattan (Bryant Park)
⏱️ When: Nov 14–Dec 24
Open-air markets with artisan gifts, gourmet treats, and festive seasonal shopping.
📍 Union Square & Columbus Circle
⏱️ When: Late Nov – Dec
Experience the world-famous NYC ball drop with massive crowds and live performances.
📍Times Square
⏱️ When: Wednesday, Dec 31
Expect cold, overcast days with highs around 42–49 °F, lows 31–38 °F, light snow mixed with rain
Standouts include Wicked, Hamilton, The Lion King, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and Stranger Things: The First Shadow.
Yes. Families benefit from kid-friendly musicals like Lion King, Aladdin, and holiday specials. Solo travelers can enjoy off-peak matinees and plays like Harry Potter or Stranger Things with easier access.
Definitely. With holiday shows, school breaks, and seasonal specials like the Rockettes Spectacular, popular productions sell fast. Aim to book 3–4 weeks in advance, especially for December
Snow or sleet can slow subways and buses. Leave 30–45 minutes padding for evening shows, and mind slick sidewalks—especially around Times Square and Rockefeller Center.
Both are good options. However, matinees (Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays at 2 pm) are often less crowded, easier for transit, and free up afternoons for holiday sightseeing.
Most shows run through Christmas and New Year’s Eve. However, some surrounding attractions and restaurants may shut on Dec 25–26, so plan meals and transit in advance.
Yes—Kids’ Night on Broadway, springing around late December, offers free admission for children (age 6–18) with each paying adult, alongside dining discounts