Fresh off a Tony win

This show is already a full-on theatre legend. Cole Escola won a Tony for turning Mary Todd Lincoln into something wildly funny, unhinged, and unforgettable, and now the role keeps getting passed to comedy royalty like Jane Krakowski and Tituss Burgess. It is a totally off-the-rails look at marriage, fame, and historical chaos, and it is one of those rare shows people proudly go back to again and again just to catch a different star in the role.

This show racked up four Tony wins, including Choreography, Orchestrations, Featured Actress, and Sound Design, and it is easy to feel why from the first note. The music is electric, the dancing is unreal, and you will get the urge to get up and dance. Critics called it “a pulse of pure joy,” and that is exactly what it feels like to sit in the audience.

This show is pure camp in the best way, packed with outrageous costumes, wicked one-liners, and performances that fully commit to the bit. It picked up multiple Tony wins and nominations, including a win for Best Costume Design, and once you see the looks on stage, you will immediately get why. It is flashy, ridiculous, and wildly fun, the kind of show you leave quoting on the way home.

This is one of the most genuinely touching shows on Broadway, focusing on the sincere connection between two robots deemed obsolete. It's a beautifully inventive story that took home 6 Tony Awards, including Best Musical. Don't miss your chance to see Darren Criss's Tony-winning performance in this heartwarming fan favorite.

So you love the Netflix series and you are on the edge of your couch watching Season 5? This is your chance to go inside the world of Stranger Things like never before. This critically celebrated play is the official prequel, taking you back to 1959, where a young Henry Creel arrives in Hawkins, and everything starts to go very wrong. The visuals and sound are next level and it picked up multiple Tony wins for its jaw-dropping Scenic, Lighting, and Sound Design.

Jak Malone won the Tony Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Musical for his performance in this fast, funny, and surprisingly moving show. It tells the true story of a completely wild World War II plan where British intelligence plants fake documents on a corpse to fool the Nazis and change the course of the war. It sounds unbelievable because it is, and the show somehow makes it thrilling, hilarious, and emotional all at once.