Broadway spring picks
The New York Times listed ‘Every Brilliant Thing’ among must-see spring shows on Broadway as the season ramps up (nytimes.com). If you’re hunting deals, this weekend has rush and digital-lottery options and hot tickets right now include new entries like The Lost Boys and Just In Time ( ).
Tony Award winner Daniel Radcliffe is leading Every Brilliant Thing at the Hudson Theatre; previews began Feb. 21, 2026 and the show officially opened Mar. 12, 2026. (playbill.com) Producers booked the production as a roughly 13‑week limited run with a scheduled closing date of May 24, 2026. (ibdb.com) Box‑office returns show heavy demand: the production’s highest weekly gross hit $1,355,123.85, with an average ticket price of $149.62 and an average capacity around 98.69% as of the week ending Mar. 22, 2026. (playbill.com) The Lost Boys began previews on Mar. 27, 2026 at the Palace Theatre and is slated to open Apr. 26, 2026; the show has announced a $45 digital lottery through Broadway Direct that opens at 7:00 AM ET the day before each performance and an in‑person $45 rush at the Palace box office. (nytix.com) Discount platforms are listing additional savings for The Lost Boys: BroadwayBox advertises up to 50% off for some performances, and NewYorkTix shows graded discount codes and lower‑price preview inventory through early summer. (broadwaybox.com) Just In Time stars Jonathan Groff as Bobby Darin in an immersive, nightclub‑style production at Circle in the Square Theatre, with tickets appearing on schedules at prices starting around $107.69 for select performances. (justintimebroadway.com) The production credits for Just In Time list Tony winner Alex Timbers among the creative leadership, and Broadway coverage highlights the show’s on‑stage big band and semi‑immersive staging as central selling points. (newyorktheatreguide.com) BroadwayWorld’s “Hot Tickets of the Week,” published Mar. 30, 2026, flagged both The Lost Boys and Just In Time as especially buzzy shows to watch this week. (broadwayworld.com)
