Are these musicals coming to Broadway??

What’s New ****cat?, Sinatra, Midnight at the Never Get, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, Bedwetter, Hippest Trip, Millions, The Greatest Showman, Wild Rose, Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Preacher’s Wife, Here We Are, Kiss My Aztec, The Heart, Wanderer, In Dreams, Secret Life of Bees, Destiny of Desire, Karate Kid, Burlesque, Standing at the Sky’s Edge, Spring Street, Working Girl, Ride, Gatsby, Giulia, Teeth, Mexodus, La La Land, Nero, Death Note, Hercules, Huzzah!, The Devil Wears Prada, Goddess, Saturday Church, Princess Bride, Ever After

Updated On: 7/29/26 at 04:41 PM

I'd say The Heart, Benjamin Button, and Greatest Showman and that's it.

What’s New ****cat? - no

Sinatra - no

**Midnight at the Never Get - had this mistaken for the Todrick musical, this will come in

Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil - only because it's jrb

Bedwetter - had the director not passed away when this was at its momentum, it would have by now but is probably now not happening

Hippest Trip - more development

Millions - DOA

The Greatest Showman - yes it will

Wild Rose - wants to eventually

Curious Case of Benjamin Button - of course it will

Preacher’s Wife - tbd

Here We Are - this being included in your list is when I know you aren't serious with this post

Kiss My Aztec - off broadway probably

The Heart - if roundabout can it will

Wanderer - probably not

In Dreams - no

Secret Life of Bees - yes eventually

Destiny of Desire - don't make me laugh

Karate Kid - this should've came in a few years back

Burlesque - when pigs fly (and are the pigs paying for it?)

Standing at the Sky’s Edge - absolutely not happening

Spring Street - spent all its money already

Working Girl - more development

Ride - no idea

Gatsby - happening in london

Giulia - no

Teeth - no

Mexodus - no

La La Land - yes

Nero - if steven has anything to do about it, yes

Death Note - after london this is probably frank's next broadway musical



anyway... that was a bunch of engagement from BroadwayFlash BS and pretty much none of these are coming.

Updated On: 7/29/26 at 04:57 PM

GottaGetAGimmick420 said: "Bedwetter - had the director not passed away when this was at its momentum, it would have by now but is probably now not happening."

Anne Kauffman is very much alive!!!

Co-lyricist and composer Adam Schlesinger tragically died of COVID in April 2020, before the show had any momentum and before its two out of town productions. David Yazbek has contributed additional music/lyrics, though I don't know how much.

Tom Kirdahy and Barry Weissler are producing, so if they push hard enough and feel strongly enough that the show belongs on Bway, they should be able to get a house. (Whether the show actually sells is a different matter.)

Updated On: 7/28/26 at 05:06 PM

Death Note - after london this is probably frank's next broadway musical

Really? I'm intrigued... now well was it received in London?

KevinKlawitter said: "
Death Note - after london this is probably frank's next broadway musical

Really? I'm intrigued... now well was it received in London?"

Opens in a few weeks so no idea yet but I'm also biased as a death note fan!

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "I'd put money on:

• Midnight at the Never Get (ATG is producing)
• The Heart (Junkyard Dog is producing and wants to take it all the way)
• Wild Rose (assuming that reviews/buzzaregood at NYTW)
• Benjamin Button
• Greatest Showman

There are other possibilities in that huge list, but some of these have been kicking around for a looong time and just because they announced intentions doesn't mean they'll ever be granted a theatreandraise enough money to move."

This list feels the most likely, I agree. I also think there could be a shot for HUZZAH!.

ScottK said: "GGaG--very thorough reply--BUT, I do think ****cat is coming--or at least trying to--i know they are beginning to put out the feelers to investors to raise money. Have you heard differently?"

I think trying is the key here –– people put out feelers to investors all the time, but that doesn't mean there's any reality of a Broadway run. The concept sounds fun but I really don't see it doing any business on Broadway.

GottaGetAGimmick420 said: "

Midnight at the Never Get - absolutely not



I'm a little bummed about this one since it got some incredibly strong reviews in London and feels like the kind of show that could comfily sit in the Circle in the Square for a limited run. I was hoping I might have a chance to see it. Ah well!

Sauja said: "GottaGetAGimmick420 said: "

Midnight at the Never Get - absolutely not



I'm a little bummed about this one since it got some incredibly strong reviews in London and feels like the kind of show that could comfily sit in the Circle in the Square for a limited run. I was hoping I might have a chance to see it. Ah well!"

I'm gonna level with you here... I had this confused with the Todrick musical Midnight. That's sure as hell not happening. Midnight at the Never Get they certainly will try to transfer (probably with Platt).

Then add in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil and you have another White Rose/Wild Rose/Wild/Wild About You problem again

Heading to edit my OG post now!

Updated On: 7/29/26 at 11:58 AM

GottaGetAGimmick420 said: "I'm gonna level with you here... I had this confused with the Todrick musical Midnight. That's sure as hell not happening. Midnight at the Never Get they certainly will try to transfer (probably with Platt).

Then add in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil and you have another White Rose/Wild Rose/Wild/Wild About You problem again

Heading to edit my OG post now!"



Lollllll. An easy mistake to make. Consider my hopefulness reinvigorated. :)