Broadway.com

Broadway.com provides a platform for purchasing theater tickets online and via phone at 1.800.BROADWAY. They cover all Broadway productions, many off-Broadway performances, and shows in London's West End. Additionally, the site sells gift certificates for both individuals and businesses. Their ticketing services are designed for both tourists and local theater enthusiasts in the New York area.

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Jordan Tyson, Gypsy's Dainty June, Is a Rising Broadway Star with New Tricks Up Her Sleeve

4 days ago | broadway.com | Kathy Henderson

Momma Rose is a difficult character to say no to. The Gypsy matriarch tramples on her loving enabler Herbie and pushes shy daughter Louise onto the burlesque stage. Only younger daughter June, who spends years belting versions of “Let Me Entertain You,” manages to escape Momma’s clutches at a relatively early age. Jordan Tyson plays this big-voiced young heroine with a clear-eyed spunkiness that leaves little doubt June will be OK.
Jinkx Monsoon Will Join Oh, Mary! on Broadway: Trading 'One Pair of Bloomers for Another'

1 week ago | broadway.com | Beth Stevens

Actress, recording artist and drag superstar Jinkx Monsoon is jumping from Pirates! The Penzance Musical to Oh, Mary! on Broadway. Pirates! plays its final performance on July 27, and Monsoon will make her debut as Mary Todd Lincoln on August 4 for a limited eight-week engagement. The hit comedy by Cole Escola, directed by Sam Pinkleton, also announced it will extend its run at Broadway’s Lyceum Theatre through January 2026.
Broadway’s Real Women Have Curves Sets Closing Date

1 week ago | broadway.com | Beth Stevens

Real Women Have Curves: The Musical will play its final Broadway performance on June 29 at the James Earl Jones Theatre. Directed and choreographed by Sergio Trujillo, the production officially opened April 27 and received two 2025 Tony Award nominations: Best Original Score for Joy Huerta and Benjamin Velez, and Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical for Justina Machado. At the time of its closing, the musical will have played 31 previews and 73 regular performances.
Stephen DeRosa on Jumping Into BOOP!'s Cartoon World and the Best Advice He Ever Got from Stephen Sondheim

1 week ago | broadway.com | Kathy Henderson

A character actor’s career inevitably has ups and downs, but Stephen DeRosa’s staying power can be measured by the list of directors he has worked with over the past quarter century: Jerry Zaks, Jack O’Brien, Michael Mayer, Michael Arden, John Rando, Walter Bobbie, Mike Nichols and now, in BOOP! The Musical, Jerry Mitchell.
Jamie Wax on Call Me Izzy, the One-Woman Show He Built from a Lifetime of Talking to Strangers

2 weeks ago | broadway.com | Mara Reinstein

Some people collect baseball cards and stamps. Playwright Jamie Wax boasts that he collects people. People’s stories, that is. “Ever since I was a little boy, odd and interesting people would come up and talk to me about their lives—my mother used to be terrified to take me to a big city because of it,” he explains.
Ashley Loren and Christian Douglas to Star in Moulin Rouge! The Musical on Broadway

2 weeks ago | broadway.com | Beth Stevens

Ashley Loren and Christian Douglas will take over the roles of Satine and Christian in Moulin Rouge! The Musical beginning July 22 at Broadway’s Al Hirschfeld Theatre. They join the company alongside Wayne Brady as Harold Zidler and Taye Diggs as The Duke of Monroth. Current stars Solea Pfeiffer, Jordan Fisher, Austin Durant and Andy Karl play their final performance on July 20. Loren returns to the production after previously playing Satine on Broadway and as part of the original cast.
2025 Tony Awards Scores Best TV Ratings Since 2019 and Highest Streaming Numbers Ever

2 weeks ago | broadway.com | Beth Stevens

Broadway’s biggest night brought in big numbers. The 78th Annual Tony Awards, hosted by Tony winner and Wicked movie star Cynthia Erivo and broadcast live from Radio City Music Hall on CBS, reached 4.85 million viewers. That's a 38 percent jump from last year and the largest broadcast audience since 2019. The show also set a new streaming record on Paramount+, delivering the Tonys’ biggest digital audience to date with a 208 percent increase over 2024.
Purpose’s Kara Young Makes Tony Awards History with Back-to-Back Wins

2 weeks ago | broadway.com | Beth Stevens

Kara Young has made Broadway history with her second consecutive Tony Award win. She earned Best Featured Actress in a Play for her performance in Purpose, becoming the first Black performer to win Tony Awards in back-to-back years. Last season, Young won the same category for her role as Lutiebelle in Purlie Victorious. This marks Young’s fourth consecutive Tony nomination.
My Life on the Dee List with Just in Time's Erika Henningsen, Episode 5: An Audience Meet-and-Greet with the 'Grool'est Groff Fans

3 weeks ago | broadway.com | Hayley Levitt

Back in her Mean Girls era, Erika Henningsen was Too Grool for School. But now that she's a-splishin' and a-splashin' in the Bobby Darin musical Just in Time, she's happily living life on the 'Dee' list. Sandra Dee that is. Follow Henningsen backstage at Circle in the Square Theatre where audiences are flocking for a dose of 1950s and '60s nostalgia. It's all about crowd work in episode five.
Elijah Rhea Johnson on the Lessons He's Learned After Two Years as MJ’s King of Pop

3 weeks ago | broadway.com | Brooke Frischer

As an eight-year-old growing up in Michigan, Elijah Rhea Johnson was introduced to the world of Michael Jackson by his father, leading him down a never-ending rabbit hole of cinematic music videos, life-changing albums and legendary choreography that would soon inspire the young actor to professionally pursue his passions—just like Michael. “It kind of just blew my mind,” Johnson says. “It’s just so magical how he was able to tell a story through his music and dancing.