Theater
Your guide to Broadway and theater in NYC: Ticket sales, theater reviews and listings for Broadway shows, Off Broadway shows, musicals and plays
Review: Puffs
This funny and affectionate homage to J.K. Rowling’s magical world gives overshadowed Hogwarts kids their due
Review: Pity in History
PTP/NYC mounts a short, sharp, shockingly funny production of Howard Barker's war play
Review: Amerike—The Golden Land
A Yiddish musical-historical panorama tracks five decades of Jewish-American immigration
Review: Hamlet
Oscar Isaac offers an up-close and personal portrait of self-division at the Public Theater
Theater and Broadway shows in New York
Theater tickets and offers
Chicago
If you're looking for Broadway at its best, there's only one place to head: 'Chicago'!
Save 40% on Gazillion Bubbleshow!
Prepare to be dazzled by spellbinding lasers, spectacular lighting effects, and jaw-dropping masterpieces of bubble artistry.
Latest theater and Broadway reviews
Pipeline
Dominique Morisseau’s conversation-starting drama looks at the challenges facing young black men
Marvin's Room
Lili Taylor and Janeane Garofalo star in a rival of Scott McPherson’s aching, healing 1990 play
1984
You are watching Big Brother in a gripping adaptation of George Orwell’s dystopian novel
Seeing You
An engrossing and evocative new dance-theater show gives a modern twist to WWII iconography
Popular theater stories
A complete guide to the Hamilton lottery
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hamilton is not just one of the best Broadway shows of our time, with 11 Tony Awards to its name. It is a bona fide crossover cultural phenomenon. But since everyone wants to be in the room where it happens, cheap tickets are nearly impossible to score. Here’s how you can get them with just $10, a dream and a whole lot of patience. THE TEN-DOLLAR FOUNDING FATHER At each performance of Hamilton on Broadway, 46 seats in the first and second rows are distributed through a digital lottery. In Chicago, 44 seats are distributed that way. In both cases, those seats cost just $10. I WAS POOR, I KNEW IT WAS THE ONLY WAY TO RISE UP!For many people, this digital lottery may be the only way to see Hamilton. The show’s average ticket price on Broadway is now $250; premium seats cost $849, and on the resale market the prices are far higher. BUT YOU DON’T GET A WIN UNLESS YOU PLAY IN THE GAMETo enter the Hamilton lottery, go to the Broadway lottery page or the Chicago lottery page. Timing is key. For matinees, you must enter between 8am and 10am. For evening performances on days without matinees, you must enter between 8am and 1pm. For evening performances on days that also have matinees, i.e. Wednesdays and Saturdays, you must enter between 11am and 1pm. You can only enter once per performance. (Note that these deadlines are earlier than they were when the lottery debuted in 2016.) GRAB A FRIEND, THAT’S YOUR SECONDYou can enter the lottery for either one or two se
