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MJ The Musical
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Chicago
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$87.75
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The Lion King
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$156
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The Great Gatsby
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$74.10
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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
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$73.84
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Wicked
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$113.10
(3,231)
Aladdin
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$105.30
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Buena Vista Social Club
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$77.48
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The Book of Mormon
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$81.51
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The Outsiders
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$97.24
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Hamilton
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$165.10
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& Juliet
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$95.55
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Stranger Things: The First Shadow
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$86.70
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Hadestown
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$73.45
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Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical
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$69.16
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Masquerade - Phantom of the Opera Reimagined
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$231.40
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Heathers: The Musical
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$78.65
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SIX: The Musical
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$83.20
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Oh, Mary!
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$101.66
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Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)
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$80.60
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The Play That Goes Wrong
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$111.80
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Paranormal Activity
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$69.55
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Jamie Allan's Amaze
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$64.99
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Just In Time
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$101.59
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Much Ado About Nothing
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$94.51
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Schmigadoon!
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$86.13
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The Lost Boys: A New Musical
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$61.10
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Maybe Happy Ending
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$60.32
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The Magic Flute
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$96.20
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Inter Alia
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$88.79
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Little Shop of Horrors
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$128.70
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Tosca
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$71.50
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Katsura Sunshine's Rakugo
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$26
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La Boheme
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$71.50
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Jenufa
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$58.50
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Lincoln in the Bardo
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$58.50
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November Shows in New York
New York in November 2026 at a glance
🌦️ Weather
Average high ~12 °C (55 °F), low ~5 °C (41 °F); around 10–12 wet days, occasional snow dusting
👥 Crowds
Moderate crowds. Pre-Thanksgiving travel begins mid‑month, followed by a quieter stretch early and a surge later with holiday shoppers.
🧳 What to carry
Layered clothing, waterproof jacket, comfortable shoes, travel umbrella, and a warm scarf.
🎉 Big events & festivals
Parade of Lights kick‑off events; Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade; Black Friday Mall activations; early holiday pop‑ups (ice rinks, holiday markets).
🍁Thanksgiving theater rush
Thanksgiving week brings a Broadway booking surge as Black Friday crowds flood NYC, perfect for a festive market stroll with an evening show.
🌟 Must-see shows
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Wicked, The Great Gatsby, Maybe Happy Ending, The Lion King.
Top Broadway shows in November 2026
Broadway in November brings a mix of fresh hits and long‑running favorites. Whether you like musicals or intense drama, this curated lineup helps you pick the ideal show.
Wicked
Long-running phenomenon exploring the untold story of the witches of Oz, consistently one of the most in-demand Broadway shows in November.
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The Great Gatsby
Jazz-age glamour comes alive in this lavish Broadway musical, blending dazzling choreography, unforgettable music, and F. Scott Fitzgerald's timeless tale.
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Hamilton
A cultural landmark blending hip‑hop and American history, it is still one of Broadway’s most powerful modern musicals, marking the 10th anniversary of this Pulitzer-winning hip‑hop saga.
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November on Broadway is driven by its most spectacular musical powerhouses, the kind that fill theaters nightly with soaring scores, immersive staging, and the thrill of a guaranteed showstopper.
Aladdin
Colorful, high‑energy show with classic Disney songs, elaborate costumes, dazzling sets, and flying‑carpet staging, creating immersive magic onstage.
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Maybe Happy Ending
This heartfelt, award-winning musical blends romance, humor, and futuristic storytelling into one of Broadway's most acclaimed and unforgettable theatrical experiences.
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The Outsiders: A New Musical
A gritty folk‑rock Broadway hit with immersive staging including on‑stage rain, motorbike sequences, powerful fight choreography, and a cast shining in emotionally raw performances.
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Broadway’s plays in November bring emotionally charged, actor-driven storytelling that showcases gripping new interpretations of intimate character dramas that offer a deeper, more cerebral night at the theater.
Much Ado About Nothing
A whirlwind of razor-sharp wit, hilarious mix-ups, and slow-burn romance, this fresh Broadway revival proves Shakespeare's funniest battle of the sexes never gets old.
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The Play That Goes Wrong
Hilarious, physical hijinks in this long-running slapstick hit. Every prop that can fall does, lines get forgotten, and sets collapse, but the cast barrels on with unwavering gusto.
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Stranger Things: The First Shadow
A thrilling prequel that brings Hawkins to the Broadway stage with exhilarating effects, layered storytelling, and immersive stagecraft.
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You can’t go wrong with Broadway’s proven blockbusters. These long-running shows continue to pack houses for a reason. They deliver crowd-pleasing spectacle, smart storytelling, and the kind of signature Broadway energy that never fades.
Six
A pop-concert remix of Henry VIII’s wives reclaiming their stories with wit, sass, and arena-level energy.
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The Book of Mormon
A wildly irreverent satire that mixes outrageous comedy with surprisingly sharp heart from South Park creators.
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Chicago
Jazz-age satire of fame and scandal, delivered with slinky choreography and enduring Broadway cool.
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MJ The Musical
A biographical jukebox musical centered on Michael Jackson during rehearsals for his 1992 Dangerous World Tour.
Book nowWhat’s on in New York in November
Beyond Broadway, November in NYC explodes with seasonal energy. From iconic holiday traditions to city-defining cultural moments, the month is packed with only-in-New-York events that transform the streets, shops, and skyline.
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
Catch enormous character balloons, marching bands, and Broadway float appearances. Get there by 7 am to secure a prime street corner spot.
📍 Herald Square
⏱️ Thursday, Nov 26
Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree (hoisting arrival)
Follow hoisting ceremony live—thousands gather as the iconic tree is lifted and prepped. Ideal prelude to holiday lighting.
📍 Rockefeller Plaza
⏱️ Mid-November
Black Friday shopping extravaganza
Major retailers (Macy’s, Saks, Apple) open early with up to 80 % discounts—prepare for crowds and doorbuster deals at dawn.
📍 Fifth Avenue, SoHo, Herald Square
⏱️ Friday, Nov 27
TCS New York City marathon
The world’s largest marathon courses through all five boroughs with roaring crowds and global runners.
📍 Manhattan, all five boroughs
⏱️ Sunday, Nov 2
Veterans Day Parade
A patriotic march down Fifth Avenue honouring the nation’s veterans with military units and bands.
📍 Fifth Ave (26th–45th St)
⏱️ Tuesday, Nov 11
Frequently asked questions about Broadway shows in November
What’s the weather like in November?
Expect chilly days (12 °C/55 °F) and evenings (5 °C/41 °F). Bring layers and rain protection for about 10 wet days
How crowded is NYC in November?
Moderate early-month crowds. Surge over Thanksgiving and Black Friday weekend.
What are the must-watch Broadway shows this month?
Top recommended shows include Wicked, The Great Gatsby, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Maybe Happy Ending, The Lion King, and The Book of Mormon.
Is November a good month to bring family?
Absolutely. Family-friendly productions like Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, The Lion King, and holiday spectacles cater well to families, especially around Thanksgiving weekends.
Can I find cheaper theater tickets in November?
Yes. Mid-November often has better availability and slightly lower prices before Thanksgiving. However, ticket pricing jumps during holiday weeks due to higher demand.
Should I choose a matinee or evening performance?
Consider mid-week matinees (Tuesday–Thursday) for thinner crowds and better seating. Weekend evenings are more festive but also busier and costlier.
Does daylight saving time impact plans this month?
Yes—clocks fall back one hour on Sunday, Nov 2, 2026 at 2 am. Expect sunsets around 4:30 pm later in the month, which affects evening lighting and transit timing
What early holiday events are happening?
Thanksgiving brings the iconic Macy’s Parade on Nov 27. Mid-to-late month also features the Rockefeller Center tree hoisting and lighting ceremonies, building festive momentum.
Any safety tips for holiday week travel?
Plan transit with buffer time during Marathon weekend (Nov 2) and Thanksgiving week. Consider walking short hops in Midtown to avoid subway congestion. And check the MTA for any last-minute alerts.