Broadway Poll Fall 2025: Which is your # 1 and why?

Which of the thirteen shows scheduled to open on Broadway from September to December 2025 are you most looking forward to? What’s the biggest reason for your choice? Answer these two poll questions at the link.

Broadway Poll Fall 2025

Nobody else wants to answer this?

To be honest, I'm not really super stoked on the selection of new shows for this Fall. I'm just looking forward to getting away from work & being on vacation. I have another 10 weeks to get through without losing my mind completely. Ok 5 weeks until a 5 day weekend in Las Vegas, & then another 5 weeks until my DC/NYC trip. Until then I've been making plans for possible 2026 trips. I booked an early Spring long weekend in LA. After that I have made tentative plans for either Berlin or London which will depend on where I can get best airfare. I don't think I'm cool enough for Berghain, though...edited ...That's something where NYC is really deficient.

But back to the question at hand, maybe Chess?

Happy bird boy?

Updated On: 9/4/25 at 09:50 AM

Little Bear Ridge Road. Samuel Hunter’s work is always a must-see for me.

I don't believe I have ever interacted with Birdie Boy before?

I think what I said when people were confused and thinking another user was Sutton was that it wasn't Sutton because Sutton isn't a complete moron.

But that other user wasn't Birdie Boy... unless you're saying you are on here with multiple nicknames? Who would do that unless they were a complete... 😉

inception said: "I don't believe I have ever interacted with Birdie Boy before?

I think what I said when people were confused and thinking another user was Sutton was that it wasn't Sutton because Sutton isn't a complete moron.

But that other user wasn't Birdie Boy... unless you're saying you are on here with multiple nicknames? Who would do that unless they were a complete... 😉"

You're thinking of this thread which proves you're correct. Birdie Boy/ African Queen/Crusty Bagel/Krup You/Blow Gabriel/Broadway Flash: Keep your sh*t straight, you absolute weirdo. Inception is an awesome poster with great stories, btw. And no, I don't want crappy $33 seats for Saturday Church so don't PM me again. Like, did you just pm random people?

Moving all the way on, to answer your question OP: I have never seen a fully staged production of Chess, and I've never seen Ragtime on Broadway (at my favorite theater no less). To see Joshua Henry and Lea Michele earn their Tonys in real time will be extraordinary, at least to me. Looking forward!