Lincoln Center Theater's acclaimed revival of the sweeping American epic. Three American stories (Black, immigrant, wealthy) interweave in early 1900s New York. Joshua Henry delivers what critics call some of the most magnificent singing ever heard on Broadway.
“Some of the most magnificent singing I have ever heard on Broadway. Not just one showstopper—there are several sending audiences to their feet. This is how you revive a classic.”A GUEST · 2,400 RESPONSES
some of the most magnificent singing I have ever heard on Broadway.
left audiences cheering and weeping right from the start.
not just one showstopper, there are several sending audiences to their feet.
resonates deeply in the current political climate.
extended twice due to demand—see it before it closes.
nearly 3 hours is a commitment.
heavy themes may be too intense for some.
closing June 2026—limited time to see it.
those wanting light entertainment. younger children (nearly 3 hours, heavy themes). people looking for spectacle over substance.
Fresh off a 4-Tony sweep including Best Revival, Ragtime is riding post-awards momentum into its final weeks, selling out at 100% capacity and grossing over $1.4M weekly. The show feels urgently contemporary as America approaches its 250th anniversary—audiences are drawing direct parallels between turn-of-the-century racial injustice and today's headlines.
RESEARCHED JULY 2026