Before hip-hop blockbuster phenomenon Hamilton ruled the Broadway roost, another historic musical got the country's patriotic blood pumping! First premiering on the Great White Way in 1969, Peter Stone and Sherman Edwards' historical tuner 1776 garnered much critical acclaim as well as three Tony and two Drama Desk Awards for its gripping portrayal of the birth of modern America.

Tracing the career of Carole King, and endorsed by the beloved Grammy winner herself, Beautiful was the feel-good Broadway hit of 2014, scoring two Tony Awards and and now you can catch it in this brand new production from Theatre Under The Stars. Described by The New York Times as "A complex, revitalizing portrait of the real, conflicted person within the reluctant star", Beautiful: The Carole King Musical is an inspiring story about the rocky road to superstardom!

He might be a fiction writer, but the scenario that greets novelist Paul when he wakes up after a car accident is nothing like he could have imagined. As luck would have it, he's under the care of his 'Number One Fan', Annie, and she's just thrilled to nurse him back to health. But is his recuperation the real reason for her happiness? Or does she have something far more sinister in mind? One of Stephen King's most spine-chilling tales, don't miss Misery, live on the Hubbard Theatre stage - break a leg...

Joseph is the Biblical saga of a boy blessed with prophetic dreams, his jealous brothers, famine, forgiveness and reconciliation. Brought to life by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, the songs are timeless, and along with Joseph's spectacular coats, provide a wonderful trip to the theater for old and young alike.

Come one, come all! This veritable musical feast isn't for fools; join the thrilling and touching story of kindly hunchback Quasimodo, adapted from the 1997 Disney movie, which was in turn based on the epic novel by Victor Hugo. First premiering at the Paper Mill Playhouse in New Jersey in 2015, this musical treat for Disney fans has a lush and memorable score created by Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz, with a book by Peter Parnell.