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& Juliet

What if Juliet didn't end it all? David West Read's pop-jukebox sequel powered by Max Martin's catalog of decades-defining hits.

Stephen Sondheim Theatre · Times Square

Runtime160 min
Intermissions1
Typical price$66–$279

EvenAisle pick

Stephen Sondheim box office (in-person rush) — $49

Standing room at $45 is the cheapest seat, but only on sold-out nights. The reliable $49 routes are the TodayTix digital rush (9 AM) and the box-office in-person rush (10 AM).

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  • Telecharge (official)

    official online

    $66–$279 · daily

    Official primary sale. The Stephen Sondheim is intimate (1,055 seats); even rear mezzanine is within reach of the stage.

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  • & Juliet Digital Rush (TodayTix)

    rush

    $49 · performance day

    $49 digital rush in the TodayTix app, fees included. On sale each performance day at 9 AM. Limited tickets, first-come first-served; blackouts may apply. Link goes to the show's own tickets page because this show's TodayTix event ID has not been verified.

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  • Stephen Sondheim box office

    standing room

    $45 · performance day

    $45 standing room at the back of the orchestra — available at the box office on the day of the performance only when the show is sold out.

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  • StubHub

    resale

    $70–$280 · daily

    Resale. Weekday performances often dip near face; weekend nights carry a real premium.

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  • TKTS (Times Square booth)

    tkts

    $75–$160 · performance day

    & Juliet has appeared at TKTS on quieter weekdays — same-day discounts of 30–40% off face are common when available.

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About the show

David West Read (Emmy winner for Schitt's Creek) wrote the book for this pop-jukebox reimagining of Romeo and Juliet's ending — Juliet survives, leaves Verona, and finds her own life. Built around the songbook of pop super-producer Max Martin: 'Since U Been Gone,' 'Roar,' 'I Want It That Way,' 'Larger Than Life,' '...Baby One More Time,' 'Can't Stop the Feeling,' 'Domino,' 'I Kissed a Girl' and more. Has played the Stephen Sondheim since 2022.

Content advisory: Recommended ages 8+ (the show's own guidance, "with adult language"); children under 4 are not admitted. Brief sexual references, infrequent strong language, contemporary themes around identity and consent. The pop frame keeps it broadly accessible.

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Frequently asked questions

How long is & Juliet?
About 2 hours and 40 minutes including one intermission.
What's the cheapest way to see & Juliet?
$45 standing room is the cheapest, but only on sold-out performances. Otherwise the $49 rush — in person at 10 AM or in the TodayTix app at 9 AM — is the reliable route. We found no Broadway lottery: as of 2026-10-10 neither Lucky Seat nor the show's own tickets page lists one.
Does & Juliet have a rush?
Two $49 rush options as of 2026-09-27: a digital rush in the TodayTix app on sale at 9 AM each performance day, and an in-person rush at the Sondheim box office at 10 AM. Standing room ($45) is cheaper but only sold when the performance is sold out.
Where is & Juliet playing?
The Stephen Sondheim Theatre, 124 W 43rd Street, in Times Square. & Juliet has played there since 2022.
When does & Juliet close on Broadway?
The final Broadway performance is January 3, 2027, at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre, per the show's own tickets page.

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