Ragtime at New York City Center
Photograph: Courtesy Joan Marcus | Ragtime at New York City Center
Photograph: Courtesy Joan Marcus

New and upcoming Broadway shows headed to NYC in 2025

Here’s a full list of shows that will be opening on Broadway in the months to come in 2025.

Adam Feldman
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Seeing a Broadway show can require quite a lot of planning—and sometimes a leap of faith. You can wait try to see only the very best Broadway shows by waiting until everything opens and gets reviewed, but by then it is harder to get tickets and good seats. So it's smart to keep an eye on upcoming productions—whether they're original musicals and plays or revivals of time-tested classics—and pick out some promising options in advance. Here, in order of their first performances, are all the productions that are set to begin their Broadway runs in the remainder of 2025. (Other shows may be added if they are announced.)

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New and upcoming Broadway shows 2025

  • Drama
  • Midtown West

In the years since her Broadway debut as the neurotic Honey in the sterling 2012 revival of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Carrie Coon has earned widespread love for her work on TV's The LeftoversFargoThe Gilded Age and The White Lotus. Now she gets to the chance to fully bug out onstage again in the riveting 1996 psycho-thriller that helped launch the playwriting career of her husband, Tracy Letts. The ever-busy David Cromer directs this production, which co-stars Namir Smallwood (Pass Over) and was first presented at Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre in 2021. Randall Arney, Jennifer Engstrom and Steve Key play supporting roles.

  • Drama
  • Midtown West

Two of the very brightest lights on the marquee of modern stage stars—Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf—star as Willy and Linda Loman in another revival of Arthur Miller's 1949 working-stiff tragedy, the third to hit Broadway in the past 15 years. Director Joe Mantello has worked with both actors to excellent effect in the past, so hopes run high for this production (if not for lowly Willy). The stacked supporting cast includes Christopher Abbott as Biff, Ben "Clock Twink" Ahlers as Happy, Jonathan Cake as Uncle Ben, and K. Todd Friedman and Jake Silbermann as the enviable neighbors. 

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