There’s never a bad time of year to bring your students to Broadway, but Fall always brings a crop of new shows that are perfect for young audiences. The ‘26-‘27 season is no exception, with a bunch of new plays and musicals arriving over the next few months. In addition to Broadway Inbound’s deep roster of student- and youth-friendly shows for every age, taste, and budget, we’d like to point your attention to three hot musicals coming this season:
Galileo
The electrifying and explosive new Broadway musical about the man whose discoveries rocked our universe starts in November. When luminary Galileo (four-time Tony Award® nominee Raúl Esparza) peers into the heavens, what he sees challenges humanity’s understanding of the world. Unwilling to deny the truth, Galileo finds himself in a fight with the most powerful institution on Earth.
Evita
Starting this February, Rachel Zegler stars in this reimagined production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s legendary musical. Fueled by ambition and passion Eva Perón rose from poverty to become the most powerful woman in Latin America. A symbol of hope for many Argentines, her star shone brightly as she captured the nation’s heart and divided its soul.
Wanted
Texas, 1893 — Twin sisters Mary and Martha Clarke are on the run. As Black women who pass for white and hide in plain sight, they straddle a dangerous line between two Americas. When powerful forces close in to keep their family from claiming a future of their own, Mary and Martha are driven to desperate measures to save their mother and their family’s legacy. Coming in October.
Seeing a show in NYC is a core memory for young minds, setting the stage for a lifetime of arts appreciation. To enrich the theatre experience even further, take advantage of workshops, free study guides, meet the artist programs, and lots more. Don’t know where to start? Our team of experts can help you decide on a show and plan your school group’s Broadway trip. Start browsing and booking at www.broadwayinbound.com, and then call us at 866-302-0995 if you need advice or help.
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