Whoopi Goldberg's Collection

Two “outdated” helper-bots in Seoul catch real feelings - tell me that isn’t the most human thing. It’s a romantic, sci-fi musical with heart, wit, and a look at connection in the future that actually feels good

Broadway mythology with New Orleans heat - the band is cooking, the love story lands, and the audience hums. You come for the Tony-winning score, you stay for the way it breaks your heart and still swings.

If you want big Broadway - spectacle, pop hits, red velvet romance - this is it. Maximalist, high-fashion, no apologies; the show that floods the room.

Still the benchmark: hip-hop, history, and knockout performances in one revolution of a show. You hear America arguing with itself - and you dance anyway.

Cole Escola takes First Lady history, flips it, and makes it filthy, brilliant, and weirdly sweet. It’s the downtown comedy everyone’s talking about - a scream with brains.

Ballroom culture meets Webber’s score—classic material flipped with grit, glamour, and a house that actually moves like New York. It’s legacy with a pulse.