NYC Broadway Week will have a September reprise. The program, which offers two tickets for the price of one for participating Broadway productions, will run from Sept. 8 through Sept. 21.
The biannual program was originally launched in 2011 to increase theater attendance during times of the year that prove historically meager at the box office.
Participating Broadway productions for this upcoming period include “& Juliet,” “Aladdin,” “Buena Vista Social Club,” “Cabaret,” “Chicago,” “Death Becomes Her,” “Hadestown,” “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child,” “Hell’s Kitchen,” “Jeff Ross: Take a Banana for the Ride,” “Mamma Mia!,” “Maybe Happy Ending,” “Moulin Rouge!,” “MJ,” “Oh, Mary!,” “Operation Mincemeat,” “Punch,” “SIX,” “Stranger Things: The First Shadow,” “The Book of Mormon,” “The Great Gatsby,” “The Lion King,” “The Outsiders” and “Wicked.”
The fall 2025 edition of NYC Broadway Week is presented by New York City Tourism + Conventions, the official marketing organization and visitors bureau for New York’s five boroughs, in partnership with the Broadway League, the national trade association for the Broadway industry.
“Broadway offers something for everyone, and this fall is the perfect time to come see a show,” Broadway League president Jason Laks said in a statement. “We’re grateful to partner once again with New York City Tourism + Conventions on NYC Broadway Week, inviting audiences to experience the incredible talent and creativity that make Broadway unlike anywhere else in the world.”
“NYC Broadway Week is a celebrated tradition in our city, providing visitors with access to world-class productions found nowhere else in the world,” added Julie Coker, president and CEO of New York City Tourism + Conventions.
The 2025 edition of NYC Broadway Week will be part of the New York City Mayor’s Office’s “Founded by NYC” campaign, which will celebrate the 400th anniversary of the establishment of the city. Additional programming for this campaign includes a free “Founded by Broadway” concert, which will be held in Times Square on Sept. 7.
Since its establishment 14 years ago, NYC Broadway Week has added over 2,700,000 admissions and over $196 million in gross revenue to the Rialto’s box office, according to the League.
Promotional partners for NYC Broadway Week include Amtrak, Telecharge and Audience Rewards.
