The shows opening in November, along with the usual complement of stars (Al Pacino, Bruce Willis, George Takei) are unusually diverse -- a play about British royalty and another about a lower middle-class midwestern family with a transgender son; a musical about a celebrated Latina musician and another about Japanese-Americans interned in U.S. detention camps during World War II. There are also two separate plays about gay parents.
So far I would like to see King Charles III and Allegiance with Lost Girls as a potential option. Which is good. It'll give me time for the many, many shows I have to catch up on before the spring shows come in. It might be a good time to try the Aladdin and Hamilton lotteries a bunch of times before it gets too cold.