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Our Fall Picks

The best new shows opening in New York this fall, from Broadway openings to downtown premieres.
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Top Picks This Fall

Book these fall standouts now, before opening-night prices kick in.

Stars on Stage

This fall’s openings starring the names you know from screen and stage.

New Shows Opening This Fall

From $119

A View from the Bridge

La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club
From $62

Galileo

Shubert Theatre
From $82

Inter Alia

Music Box Theatre
From $53

Wanted

James Earl Jones Theatre
From $45

Così fan tutte

Metropolitan Opera House
From $55

La Bohème

Metropolitan Opera House
From $55

Tosca

Metropolitan Opera House
From $59

Paranormal Activity

August Wilson Theatre
From $77

Pre-Existing Condition

Greenwich House Theater
From $82
From $53

Kramer/Fauci

St. Ann's Warehouse
From $53

Tristan & Yseult

St. Ann's Warehouse
From $53

Saigon

St. Ann's Warehouse
From $58

The Armory Show

Jacob K. Javits Convention Center
From $64

The Armory Show After Hours

Jacob K. Javits Convention Center
From $92

The Fantasticks

Hayes Theater
From $72

The Imaginary Invalid

Todd Haimes Theatre
From $55

2:22 - A Ghost Story

Lucille Lortel Theatre
From $59

A Ghost In Your Ear

Audible’s Minetta Lane Theatre
From $59

Copperfield! The New Musical

The Duke on 42nd Street
From $59

Degenerates

Playwrights Horizons
From $38
From $97

Good Time Charlie

The Public Theater
From $82
From $25
From $49

Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen

The Night Egg at the Culture Club
From $43

The Real Ivanov

Lynn F. Angelson Theater
From $74
From $77

Delirium

The Space at Irondale
From $58

Truly, Howard Hughes

Theater at St. Jean
From $33
From $63

Unusual Suspects

Audible’s Minetta Lane Theatre

R.F. Kuang, Taipei Story

Peter Jay Sharp Theatre at Symphony Space

The Cherry Orchard

Park Avenue Armory
From $78

Slam Frank

Orpheum Theatre
From $41

Selected Shorts: The Five Boroughs with Cynthia Nixon

Peter Jay Sharp Theatre at Symphony Space
From $33

Ectoplasm

spit&vigor's Tiny Baby Blackbox Theatre
From $48

Red Riding Hood

92NY Buttenwieser Hall

Kyle MacLachlan, Fictional Selves

Peter Jay Sharp Theatre at Symphony Space

NT Live: The Misanthrope

Leonard Nimoy Thalia Theatre at Symphony Space

Soon

St. Luke's Theatre
From $53
From $97

We'll See

The Public Theater
From $62

Tony Shalhoub & Josie Adams: We Thought They'd Never Leave

Peter Jay Sharp Theatre at Symphony Space
From $48

Violet’s Magic Glasses

92NY Buttenwieser Hall
From $45

Samson et Dalila

Metropolitan Opera House
From $58

Kilgallen

Theater at St. Jean's
From $63

Annie

92NY Buttenwieser Hall

Every fall, a new season opens in New York. Fresh musicals and plays arrive on Broadway and beyond, most of them before the reviews land or opening-night pricing kicks in. Fall Preview is our guide to what's worth booking now: the shows opening this season, picked by the people who see everything, so you can be first in line and catch them before word gets out. Browse what's opening below and book the must-see shows.

Frequently asked questions

When does Broadway's fall season start?

Broadway's fall season begins after Labor Day and builds through the holidays, with most new shows opening between September and early December. It's one of the busiest stretches on the calendar, as Broadway, off-Broadway, opera, and concerts all launch new work at once. The full list above shows everything opening this fall in one place.

What new shows are opening on Broadway this fall 2026?

This fall's Broadway openings include A Few Good Men, Much Ado About Nothing, Galileo, The Fantasticks, Inter Alia, Wanted, and A View from the Bridge, plus Other Desert Cities and Billy Crystal 860. The Top Picks This Fall tab above rounds up the season's most anticipated openings.

How much are Broadway tickets this fall?

Prices vary by show, but booking during previews (before opening night) is often the most affordable way in, since demand and pricing tend to climb after reviews land. You can also filter by price above, enter a digital lottery, or grab same-day Rush seats on the TodayTix app for the lowest fares.

Why should I book fall shows early?

Fall is when the New York calendar refills, and the best-reviewed openings tend to sell out fastest once opening night hits. Booking during previews locks in a seat before opening-night pricing climbs. The Top Picks This Fall tab above is the fastest way to see what's worth booking first.

Are there rush or lottery tickets for fall Broadway shows?

Yes. Many shows offer same-day Rush and digital lotteries through the TodayTix app, with winning seats typically around $35 to $65. Download the app, pick a show, and tap Enter Lottery before the performance, or check for Rush seats when they release each morning. The Digital Rush & Lotteries tab above lists the fall openings that offer them.

What off-Broadway shows are opening this fall in NYC?

Off-Broadway's fall slate includes Pre-Existing Condition, Kramer/Fauci at St. Ann's Warehouse, The Cherry Orchard, Degenerates at Playwrights Horizons, and Good Time Charlie at The Public. Use the Category filter above to narrow the full list to plays, musicals, and more.

What family-friendly shows are opening in NYC this fall?

Fall brings a run of shows made for younger audiences, including Seussical, Annie, A Christmas Carol the Musical, Red Riding Hood, and Violet's Magic Glasses. The Family & Kid Friendly tab above lists the fall openings worth bringing the kids to.

Are there opera or classical concerts opening this fall in NYC?

Yes. The Metropolitan Opera's fall season includes Così fan tutte, La Bohème, and Tosca, and the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center runs a series of fall concerts at Alice Tully Hall. They appear alongside the theater openings in the full list above.