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New York Times Critic's Pick. The Imaginary Invalid artwork. Cartoon illustration of a man in powder wig, bloomers, and frilly collar with ailments all over his body and a glowing nose.

The Imaginary Invalid

Sep. 25 – Nov. 22, 2026

Todd Haimes Theatre

Tony Award® winner Bill Irwin returns to Broadway (and to Molière) to head the cast of his razor-sharp new adaptation of The Imaginary Invalid, a comedy that proves hypochondria never goes out of style.

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The Heart The Musical. A glowing, neon orb made of sound waves and heart rhythms swirls in a black space. A light outline of two faces resides on either side of the shape's glowy edge.

The Heart

Oct. 8 – Dec. 13, 2026

Laura Pels Theatre

Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre

A young surfer’s life is cut short. A stranger suddenly has a second chance. And the life-force of one beating heart drives two families and a medical team through 24 hours that couldn’t matter more. 

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Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show Directed by Sam Pinkleton

Richard O’Brien’s The Rocky Horror Show

Now through February 28, 2027

Studio 54

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Lecture Series

Explore the themes of each production after the curtain goes down. Stay in your seats after the performance to attend a 50-minute discussion with a member of the creative team, distinguished artist, scholar, historian, or critic, hosted by a Roundabout teaching artist.

Early Curtain

Whether you love late dinners, value your early bedtime, or want to avoid the late commuter train, Roundabout's Early Curtain Series will get you out of the theatre up to an hour earlier than other shows. What will you do with your extra hour?

Sign Interpreted Series

To purchase tickets with direct sightlines of the sign interpreters please Contact Hands-On at 212.740.3087 (voice)—TTY callers use relay 711. The Sign Interpreted Series is scheduled for select performances throughout our season.

Celebrity Series

Roundabout’s Celebrity Series brings members of the cast and crew to you, when a Roundabout teaching artist leads a 20-minute post-show discussion about what really happens behind the scenes of a production.

Theatre Talks

Before the show, learn more about the history of the production and its creators. A Roundabout teaching artist will prepare you for what you’re about to see and will leave you with a deeper understanding of the playwright and the world of the play. Discussions are complimentary for all who attend the performance. At the Todd Haimes and Laura Pels Theatres, talks begin 30 minutes before curtain. At the Stephen Sondheim Theatre and Studio 54, talks begin one hour before curtain.

HIPTIX Party

For select performances we host a party for Hiptix members (ages 21–40).

Student Performance

Student Matinees allow student groups the opportunity to have the best seats in the house and join in a talkback with cast and crew immediately following the show. They are also available to the general public.

Relaxed Performance

A Relaxed Performance is an inclusive theatrical experience designed to be welcoming to individuals with neurodiverse needs and those attending with them. Along with offering a few technical modifications and support materials, this supportive environment provides an opportunity to attend live theatre in a comfortable setting.

Audience Reflection

Join us post-show for a special discussion about the production. Led by a facilitator from Roundabout, you’ll have a chance to hear from your fellow audience members. Share your point of view, learn about a new perspective, and celebrate the powerful shared experience of live theatre. Audience Reflections are free and open to all who attend the performance.

After Words

A member of Roundabout’s artistic team will lead a 20-30 minute panel discussion that explores in depth an element of the production’s dramaturgy and creative process with relevant artists and creatives.

Community Night

Community Nights range from meet-and-greets, with both artists and other theatregoers, pre- or post-show receptions, and other curated happenings.

Open Caption

This performance will be open captioned by TDF.

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