Wireless headphones, a Max Martin playlist and a 40-minute dance route from the Stephen Sondheim Theatre to Rockefeller Center: that is how & Juliet opens a week of events marking four years on Broadway.
The silent disco is tonight, Friday, November 13. It starts at 10:30 p.m., once the 8 p.m. performance comes down, and it is open to ticket holders for that show. Headsets are handed out on the sidewalk outside the theater, loaded with the cast album, a Max Martin mashup and more of the songwriter’s hits. The route heads to Rockefeller Center and loops back to the Sondheim.
The anniversary itself lands on Tuesday, November 17, four years to the day after the musical’s official Broadway opening. The 7 p.m. performance that night comes with surprises and special guests, some of the original Broadway cast among them, and finishes on a celebratory curtain call. Two days later, on Thursday, November 19, the company sings live on NBC’s Today during the 10 a.m. hour.
Producers Eva Price and Theresa Steele Page pitched the week in the show’s own register: “For our fourth anniversary on Broadway, we are pulling out all the stops to celebrate with our audience and fans & Juliet style; fun, fearless, and a whole lot of confetti.” They added: “It’s a miracle to have a show on Broadway for four years these days, and we are so honored and grateful to the fans and the entire Broadway community for embracing us all this time.”
The party has a clock on it. As already announced, the musical gives its final Broadway performance at the Sondheim on January 3, 2027, with the closing stretch led by a company that welcomed Tichina Arnold for a Broadway debut this fall.
On stage now: Gianna Harris as Juliet, James Monroe Iglehart as Lance, Aly Michalka as Anne, Corey Mach as Shakespeare, Cyrus Veyssi as May, Tichina Arnold as Angelique, Spencer Sutherland as Romeo and Anthony Gargiula as Francois. Completing the company are Gabe Amato, Daniel Assetta, Reese Britts, Nicholas Cooper, Jhailyn Paige Farcon, Makai Hernandez, Joomin Hwang, Megan Kane, Alaina Ví Maderal, Daniel J. Maldonado, Mackenzie Meadows, Ava Noble, Esosa Oviasu, Kayla Saunders, TJ Tapp, Zalah Vallien, Darien Van Rensalier and Kenzie Ziegler.
The premise: Juliet wakes up, skips the tragic ending and goes looking for a life of her own choosing. David West Read, the Emmy winner behind Schitt’s Creek, wrote the book, and the score is built from Max Martin’s chart hits, Since U Been Gone, Roar, I Want It That Way and Confident among them. Luke Sheppard directs and Jennifer Weber choreographs. The Broadway staging drew nine Tony nominations, including Best Musical.
The show began in the West End in 2019 and has since played nine countries on four continents. Its first North American tour set out in fall 2024 and is playing more than 30 US cities, and a Toronto production opened at the Royal Alexandra Theatre in December 2025. The Original Broadway Cast Recording is on Atlantic Records.
For the final weeks, rush seats cost $49: in person at the Sondheim box office from 10 a.m. on each performance day, or as a digital rush in the TodayTix app from 9 a.m. When a performance sells out, the box office also sells standing room at $45. All rush is first-come, first-served and subject to availability, and select blackouts may apply. Rush policies for the rest of Broadway are in our rush and lottery guide.
