“It comes pretty close to being “Fuckin’ Perfect“, the most fun in a Broadway theater right now, and by far the best jukebox musical Broadway has seen in a while.”

& Juliet
Stephen Sondheim Theatre · 2h 40m · Opened Nov 17, 2022 · 3+ years on Broadway
Critics' Take
Critics find this Max Martin jukebox musical a guilty pleasure—exuberant and fun despite its fluff, with infectious pop hits and girl-power themes winning over most skeptics, though some dismiss it as overly broad and lightweight Shakespeare.
Critic Scorecard
32 reviews“Sometimes having a good time is enough―something that was acceptable for tired, old, businessmen, but that has been denied younger and queerer audiences for decades.”
“Superbly directed by Luke Sheppard, Read and Martin’s hit-filled jukebox comedy/farce is downright subversive.”
“& Juliet is a refreshingly clever and entertaining show offering eye-filling scenes and ear-catching songs.”
“It’s the most fun you’ll have in a Broadway theater right now.”
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2022-23 seasonBox Office Scorecard
source · Broadway League, publicweek of 8/2/2026 · rank #21 on Broadway
Showtimes
Schedule via bwayrush.com
Frequently Asked Questions
What do critics say about & Juliet?
Critics find this Max Martin jukebox musical a guilty pleasure—exuberant and fun despite its fluff, with infectious pop hits and girl-power themes winning over most skeptics, though some dismiss it as overly broad and lightweight Shakespeare. (CriticScore 71/100 from 32 reviews.)
Is & Juliet worth seeing?
Probably, if the material interests you. Critics say & Juliet is worth seeing (71/100 from 32 reviews) — it works best if the premise or cast appeals to you.
What is the CriticScore for & Juliet?
& Juliet has a CriticScore of 71/100 based on 32 professional reviews. This is rated "Worth Seeing".
Is & Juliet still running on Broadway?
Yes, & Juliet is currently playing at Stephen Sondheim Theatre on Broadway.
Where is & Juliet playing on Broadway?
& Juliet is playing at Stephen Sondheim Theatre, located at 124 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036.
How long is & Juliet?
& Juliet has a runtime of 2 hours and 40 minutes, including 1 intermission.
Is & Juliet appropriate for children?
& Juliet is recommended for Ages 10+.
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Great VenueA Roundabout Theatre Company house with excellent sightlines and good sound. Post-renovation seating is comfortable with decent legroom. Standout facilities include 30 women's restroom stalls — triple the building code requirement — virtually eliminating intermission lines.
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Current Cast
- Gianna HarrisJuliet
- Michael Iván CarrierMay
- Drew GehlingShakespeare
- Nathan LevyFrançois
- Alison LuffAnne
- Chrissy MetzAngéliqueBroadway debut
- Liam PearceRomeo
- Paulo SzotLance
Original Broadway Cast
- Lorna CourtneyJulietNom: Actress (Musical)
- Philippe ArroyoFrançoisBroadway debut
- Melanie La BarrieAngéliqueBroadway debut
- Stark SandsShakespeare
- Justin David SullivanMayBroadway debut
- Paulo SzotLance
- Ben Jackson WalkerRomeoBroadway debut
- Betsy WolfeAnneNom: Featured Actress (Musical)
Notable Replacements
- Maya BoydJuliet
- Gianna HarrisJuliet
- Jeannette BayardelleAngélique
- David BedellaLance
- Reese BrittsLance
- Kandi BurrussAngélique
- Michael Iván CarrierMay
- Charity Angél DawsonAngélique
Creative Team
- Max Martin and FriendsMusic & Lyrics
- David West ReadBook
- Luke SheppardDirector
- Bill ShermanMusic Supervision
- Dominic FallacaroMusic Direction
- Haley BennettMusic Direction
- Max MartinMusic & Lyrics
Quick Facts
- CriticScore
- 71/100 (32 reviews)
- Status
- Now Playing
- Opened
- Nov 17, 2022
- Running
- 3+ years on Broadway
- Runtime
- 2h 40m
- Intermissions
- 1
- Age
- Ages 10+
- Synopsis
- What if Juliet's story didn't end in tragedy? This joyful jukebox musical featuring Max Martin's iconic pop hits reimagines Shakespeare's heroine as she writes her own destiny.
- Data Last Updated
- August 9, 2026










