Always Be Closing: Top Broadway Shows in June 2025 (And Last Calls)

Update (June 11): This article was originally published in early June and has been updated with more closings.

June’s bustin’ out all over! As Pride Month kicks off in New York City and the Tony Awards approach, the Broadway community gathers to honor the best and brightest productions of the 2024-2025 season, and there’s never been a better time to catch a show.

Some of the season’s biggest hits have dazzled and earned multiple Tony Award nominations, including SUNSET BLVD., Oh, Mary!, and Stranger Things: The First Shadow, ahead of the Tonys telecast on Sunday, June 8. (You can get Broadway tickets for all of these shows on Ticketmaster.)

And after months of openings, it’s finally time for the curtain to close on several popular productions, giving theatergoers one last chance to see starry turns by the likes of George Clooney in Good Night, and Good Luck, Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal in Othello and Nick Jonas and Adrienne Warren in the Broadway debut of The Last Five Years.

No matter what type of night at the theater you’re in the mood for, there’s something for everyone this awards season. Find out how to buy Broadway tickets to all of the amazing NYC shows below.

Top Shows on Broadway in June 2025

Stranger Things: The First Shadow

Take a mind-blowing trip to the Upside Down in this prequel to Netflix’s Stranger Things, when a mysterious student named Henry Creel first disrupts the lives of a teenaged Jim Hopper, Joyce Byers and Bob Newby in Hawkins, Indiana. Stranger Things: The First Shadow has officially become the most-nominated play of the season, adding five Tony nominations to its host of other nods at the Drama Desk Awards, Outer Critics Circle Awards and Drama League Awards.

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Oh, Mary!

The original Broadway cast of Oh, Mary! is reunited as star and playwright Cole Escola steps back into the wickedly hilarious shoes of Mary Todd Lincoln. Now playing at the Lyceum Theatre, this gleefully inaccurate historical comedy raked in five Tony nominations, including Best Play and acting nods for both Escola and their onscreen spouse, Conrad Ricamora as a put-upon President Abraham Lincoln.

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SUNSET BLVD.

Experience SUNSET BLVD. like never before, as Nicole Scherzinger electrifies the St. James Theatre as Hollywood starlet Norma Desmond. The groundbreaking, Hollywood-set production earned seven Tony nominations, including Best Revival of a Musical and acting nominations for the Pussycat Dolls alum and co-star Tom Francis, who plays ambitious writer Joe Gillis.

Ahead of the 2025 Tony Awards, Francis gave Ticketmaster his perspective on the revival’s special magic in an exclusive interview, saying, “This piece really is like no other Sunset Boulevard. [It’s] a very, very different version… I use the analogy that it’s kind of like jazz. It takes the rules of theater and breaks them like jazz takes the rules of music and breaks it.”

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Shows Closing on Broadway in June 2025

Good Night, and Good Luck

George Clooney will be signing off as Edward R. Murrow for the final time when Good Night, and Good Luck closes at the Winter Garden Theatre on June 8. The highly anticipated adaptation of the 2005 Oscar-nominated drama — which depicts the real-life showdown between the famous journalist and Senator Joseph McCarthy during the Red Scare of the 1950s — has racked up five Tony nominations, including Clooney’s first-ever nod for Best Actor in a Play.

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Othello

It’s time for a “farewell content” to Othello. This Shakespearean tragedy has been a buzzy, in-demand hit ever since it began performances in February. However, the strictly limited engagement starring Denzel Washington as the noble Moor of Venice and Jake Gyllenhaal as his masterfully manipulative lieutenant must close June 8 at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre.

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Floyd Collins

Floyd Collins will head down into the cave for the last time on June 22. Lincoln Center Theater’s revival finally gave the 1996 cult favorite musical its long-deserved Broadway debut, with Jeremy Jordan leading a cast that includes Lizzy McAlpine, Taylor Trensch, Jason Gotay, Sean Allan Krill, Marc Kudisch and more.

Playing the real-life Kentucky cave explorer earned Jordan his second Tony nomination for Leading Actor in a Musical, and in an exclusive interview with Ticketmaster, the Broadway star opened up about tapping into Floyd’s unique personality, saying, “At his heart, he’s a bit of a dreamer. And he’s very quiet. He’s an individual kind of person, you know? I think it takes a very specific kind of person to go wandering alone into the depths of the earth, and I think he’s very happy in that sort of solitude.”

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The Last Five Years

Time is running out on Jamie and Cathy’s ill-fated love story. More than two decades after Jason Robert Brown first crafted the intimate, emotional two-person musical about the couple’s doomed romance, The Last Five Years finally made its way to Broadway earlier this spring starring Nick Jonas and Adrienne Warren. The limited, 14-week engagement at the Hudson Theatre will play its final performance on June 22.

In an exclusive interview with Ticketmaster, the Jonas Brothers singer opened up about bringing the cult favorite to Broadway for the first time, saying, “It’s a really encouraging thing to look out in the audience each night and see the reaction from people who come ready to see a show they probably know and love, but leave seeing it in a totally new and imaginative way. I’m just thrilled to get to be doing it on the Broadway stage for the first time.”

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SMASH

Fade in on a girl… for one last time. SMASH became the first new musical of the season to announce its closure following the 2025 Tony Awards, where it had earned two nominations (for Best Featured Actor in a Musical and Best Choreography). Based on the cult-favorite NBC series of the same name, SMASH reinvents the story behind the making of Bombshell, a fictional musical about the life of Marilyn Monroe. The love letter to Broadway will take its final bow June 22 at the Imperial Theatre.

Krysta Rodriguez opened up to Ticketmaster in an exclusive interview about being the only actor to star in both the original series and its long-awaited Broadway adaptation. “I don’t want to spoil anything, but one of the main takeaways is that even the greats say, ‘When you finish one, you start work on the next one the next day.’ It’s that no matter what happens, it’s not about the reviews, it’s not about the hits and the Tonys. It’s that this is our life, and we can’t imagine doing anything else.”

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Glengarry Glen Ross

Consider Glengarry Glen Ross in escrow, because this star-studded revival of David Mamet’s 1983 Pulitzer Prize-winning drama is set to close June 28. The strictly limited engagement at the Palace Theatre features Kieran Culkin, Bob Odenkirk, Bill Burr and Michael McKean as a quartet of shady, increasingly desperate salesmen at a Chicago real estate firm, who throw ethics and legality out the window in order to make a sale.

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The Picture of Dorian Gray

Sarah Snook is a veritable tour de force in The Picture of Dorian Gray, where she plays all 26 characters — from Dorian Gray and Lord Henry to Sibyl Vane, Alan Campbell and more. The groundbreaking production of Oscar Wilde’s 19th century Gothic horror classic raked in six Tony Award nominations — including the Succession star’s first-ever nod — only adding to its status as a Broadway must-see before it closes June 29 at the Music Box Theatre.

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Stephen Sondheim’s Old Friends

Hey, old friend: it’s your last chance to see this delightful revue honoring the legacy of Stephen Sondheim and the late composer’s indelible impact on modern musical theater. Headlined by Bernadette Peters and Lea Salonga and devised and produced by Cameron Mackintosh, Stephen Sondheim’s Old Friends features beloved numbers from across the late, great icon’s career — including crowd favorites like Into the Woods, Sweeney Todd, A Little Night Music, Company and more. The revue is set to close June 29 at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre.

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