sports themed plays? something i can take my bf with me to?

Take Me Out.

it's about baseball.

He'll love it.

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Take him to "REASONS TO BE PRETTY". It's not a sport themed show, specifically, but the night I was there, there were a bunch of straight couples (the male parts of which were obviously not big theatre goers) and they were having a BLAST.

Some shows that aren't "girly" and non-theatre goers will enjoy:

Altar Boyz (off-Broadway)
Avenue Q
In The Heights
Jersey Boys
Rock of Ages

there's also always the option of telling your boyfriend to grow and pair and taking him to see what you want to see.

So, does that mean when its his choice to choose the activity he takes you to more effeminate sporting events like figure skating?

Sorry, poiuyt1, but BWW will be revoking your membership by 9 am EST. Please say your good-byes.

Actually I'm disappointed that I'll never be a chorus boy.

My advice is to let your boyfriend go to a sportsbar and take a girlfriend with you when you go to the theatre. You'll have a better time!!

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Yeah, because my screen name is pithy I must have a creatively bankrupt life. Your uncreative one certainly indicates an inability to master critical thinking.

It's okay. They're waiting for you over at All That Chat. Everyone has agreed you'll fit in better over there.

This is just a list of a few shows that I think the "stereotypical" alpha male could enjoy.

Avenue Q - songs like "The Internet is for Porn" make the show appealing to some men. And a lot of people grew up on Sesame Street and do, kinda, have a soft spot for it. So seeing a sending up of it can be very entertaining.

Rock of Ages - as was stated before it's very popular with men. The whole "rock concert" atmosphere and the classic 80's songs are a big hook.

Toxic Avenger - off-Broadway show that just opened seems to be hitting a home run already. If your guy likes cheesy films then he'll, probably, be right at home at this show.

Hair - nudity

Chicago - gorgeous women in skimpy costumes

Jersey Boys - you have a show that's about guys and you have the mob involved. Odds are he knows some of the songs already. Think of it as the Godfather: The Musical with no one getting gunned down at tollbooths.

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If you want something that is a little less girly take him to In The Heights. It's sort of Hip Hop/Latino/Rap and some Broadway for you. I love it and so do all the straight guys I have brought to it. And I'm straight and I love it.