What should I see?

To all you regulars on here, please forgive this question. I'm coming to NYC in the next few months and since I've been out of the Bway loop, I'm not sure what to see. My dates are flexible. I don't really want to see Great Comet or Hello, Dolly (w/o Bette), or Charlie (based on reviews tho I love Christian). I mostly want to see musicals. What are your recommendations? Maybe War Paint? Dear Evan Hansen? Anything coming up? Thanks so much for your help.

Miss Saigon and Come From Away are very good! Dear Evan Hansen is amazing, but tickets can be extremely hard to get, so it depends when you're going.

Another vote for Groundhog Day!

QueenAnne822 said: "How was the play that goes wrong?"

Are you asking me? If so, it's one of my favorite shows on Broadway right now. Among the times I've belly-laughed the hardest in the theatre. Brilliantly funny.

Don't miss Groundhog Day!

Groundhog Day and Waitress are my choices. My apologies for the above unfinished post. The edit feature is not working for me at the moment.

Groundhog Day is always my first recommendation!

Anastasia has quite a dazzle with amazing costumes and some beautiful songs. Bandstand is very moving and memorable with great swing song & dance. The Play That Goes Wrong is hilarious though a bit too long, but definitely worth seeing.

If you're looking for a lighthearted show, I actually really enjoyed On Your Feet! It's two hours of Latin dancing, you can't really go wrong :)

Groundhog Day for sure! Try entering the lottery or tkts. You can't go wrong!

Come From Away was ok, id recommend a box seat or even standing room for that show. It's short and there isn't much to look at.

Groundhog Day is my recommendation. I've seen most of the shows this season and aside from Dolly, it's probably my favorite show. Andy is giving a spectacular performance and the whole cast has so much energy.

Come From Away

Groundhog Day

Miss Saigon

Dear Evan Hansen (this one's more theoretical, as tickets are very difficult to come by)

Thank you all!

I'm 100% with Coreman about BANDSTAND. Don't be put off by some of the well-intended marketing, which can suggest it's a musical lecture on veterans' benefits. This is a show with layers and heart and non-stop solid entertainment value. It's not patriotic agitprop, though it can look like that in brief clips. And one of the best damned scores currently being performed. I resisted it -- yeah, even Dr. Jill Biden's intro on the Tony's seemed too prescriptive, too "this will be good for you" for my taste -- and then the terrific album dropped and I fell for it, hard. Went last week, and can attest, it's just a beauty. With one of the best, hardest working companies working. You can get discount seats, and do considering including it. Other than GROUNDHOG, the other shows on your list are wonderful (saw all but COME FROM AWAY) but hard to get and pricey.