The Lost Boys: A New Musical
When Michael moves to California with his younger brother Sam and their mother Lucy, he’s desperate to leave his old life behind and start fresh. A wild night out on the boardwalk finds him in the shadows of Santa Carla and brings him face-to-face with David, the magnetic leader of a local rock band. David and his bandmates offer Michael freedom, adventure, and the connection he’s been longing to find. But when the band’s dark secret finally comes out, Michael must decide how far he’s willing to go to belong.
Based on the classic Warner Bros. film, The Lost Boys is “a jaw-dropping, rock-fueled must-see” (Cosmopolitan) featuring Tony-winning performances from Shoshana Bean and Ali Louis Bourzgui. Directed by three-time Tony winner Michael Arden (Maybe Happy Ending, Parade), the production features Tony-nominated music and lyrics by The Rescues, a book by Tony nominees David Hornsby and Chris Hoch, choreography by Tony nominees Lauren Yalango-Grant and Christopher Cree Grant (Parade), and music supervision by Tony nominee Ethan Popp (Tina). The Lost Boys is produced by James Carpinello, Marcus Chait, and Patrick Wilson.
Group Minimum
10 or more ticketsAudience
Recommended for 11 +Children under the age of 5 are not permitted in the theatre.
Duration
2 hours and 30 minutes, including intermissionFirst Performance
3/27/2026On Sale Through
7/3/2027
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Here is why we at Broadway Inbound think it's a perfect show for groups:
The Lost Boys: A New Musical brings the cult film to Broadway with rock-driven music, bold visuals, and exhilarating high-flying stunts. In the coastal town of Santa Carla, Lucy and her sons quickly discover that their new beginning holds far more danger and mystery than they ever expected.
Inspired by the Warner Bros. film, the story follows mom Lucy as she attempts to rebuild her life, while older son Michael is drawn into a magnetic local rock scene and younger son Sam begins to uncover the town’s hidden, darker truths. As night falls, Santa Carla reveals a world filled with secrets, tension, and unexpected threats.
Directed by two-time Tony Award® winner Michael Arden, the production features music and lyrics by The Rescues, with a book by David Hornsby and Chris Hoch. Choreography is by Lauren Yalango-Grant and Christopher Cree Grant, and music supervision is by Tony nominee Ethan Popp.
Winner of four Tony Awards®, the musical has been praised for its inventive staging, electrifying performances, particularly Tony-winners Shoshana Bean and Ali Louis Bourzgui, and impressive theatrical design. Combining suspense, humor, and spectacular effects, The Lost Boys: A New Musical delivers a thrilling, cinematic stage experience.
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Is The Lost Boys: A New Musical based on the 1980s movie?
Yes, The Lost Boys: A New Musical is based on the cult-classic Warner Bros. film from the 1980s. The show takes the story and characters from the original movie and brings them to the stage through new music and theatrical storytelling. It’s a fresh adaptation designed to connect with fans of the film as well as new audiences.
What genre is The Lost Boys: A New Musical?
The Lost Boys: A New Musical brings a unique mix of rock musical energy, fantasy, and action to Broadway. Audiences can expect dynamic music, exciting supernatural themes, and visually striking stagecraft—complete with high-flying effects. This production fuses coming-of-age adventure, suspense, and humor for an experience that stands out in the world of musical theatre.
How do I purchase group tickets for The Lost Boys: A New Musical?
For groups of 10 or more, tickets should be purchased through Broadway Inbound. This dedicated platform offers personalized service, preferred seating, and group discounts, making your group booking process smooth and convenient. The Broadway Inbound team is available to answer questions and help tailor your experience to your group’s needs.
How early should groups buy tickets for The Lost Boys: A New Musical?
Groups interested in attending The Lost Boys: A New Musical are encouraged to book tickets at least three months in advance. With a minimum of 10 tickets for group sales, popular dates can fill up quickly—especially for highly acclaimed, Tony Award–winning shows like The Lost Boys. . Early booking helps ensure your group can sit together and may provide access to group rates, making planning ahead the most reliable way to guarantee your preferred outing.
Where is The Lost Boys: A New Musical playing?
The Lost Boys: A New Musical is playing at the Palace Theatre, 160 West 47th Street, New York, NY 10036.
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The show is approximately 2 hours long, which includes one intermission.
Is The Lost Boys: A New Musical suitable for children?
The Lost Boys: A New Musical is recommended for ages 10 and up, and children under 5 are not permitted in the theatre.
The show features thrilling action, suspenseful scenes, and visually intense moments, including high-flying stunts and darker thematic elements. While engaging for teens and adults, parents should use discretion when considering it for younger children.
Is The Lost Boys: A New Musical a good choice for groups?
Yes, The Lost Boys: A New Musical can be a strong choice for student and group outings. The production blends rock-inspired music, suspenseful storytelling, and high-energy staging, including impressive high-flying stunts, to bring the story to life.
It offers themes that can spark discussion—such as identity, peer influence, loyalty, and navigating change—while its fast-paced action and striking visuals keep audiences engaged throughout the performance.
What is the seating capacity of the Palace Theatre?
The Palace Theatre, home to The Lost Boys: A New Musical, seats approximately 1,700 guests. This historic Broadway venue offers a spacious and dynamic setting for large-scale productions and high-energy performances.
What are the best seats in the house?
At the Palace Theatre, some guests enjoy the center Orchestra for an up-close look at the cast and set design, while others appreciate the front rows of the Mezzanine to capture the show’s full visual scope, including large group numbers and aerial effects. With comfortable seating on multiple levels and clear sightlines from many sections, audiences can select seats based on personal preference and the viewing experience they value most.
How early should our group arrive?
Guests should plan to arrive about 30–45 minutes before curtain time. This allows for a smooth entry process and time to get comfortable before the performance begins.
Is there a dress code The Lost Boys: A New Musical on Broadway?
There’s no official dress code for attending The Lost Boys: A New Musical at the Palace Theatre. Most guests choose smart-casual attire, such as neat jeans or slacks with a comfortable top, and a light jacket is recommended in case the theatre feels cool.
If you’d like to match the energy of the show, some theatregoers enjoy adding a touch of goth or punk-inspired style, or choosing bold accessories that reflect the production’s edgy feel. Ultimately, comfort is most important so you can relax and enjoy the performance.
Are there parking options close to the Palace Theatre?
Yes, you’ll find a number of parking garages near the Theatre District. Reserving a parking spot in advance is a smart idea, especially in the evening or on weekends when the area tends to be busy. Street parking is rare, so public garages offer the most reliable and convenient choice for guests. Most theatregoers opt for public transportation when possible.
What is the best way to get to the Palace Theatre using public transportation?
Taking the subway is the fastest and most convenient option for reaching the Palace Theatre. The theatre is a short walk from both the 42 St–Port Authority Bus Terminal (A, C, E lines) and Times Sq–42 St (1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R, W lines). These stations connect to much of New York City, making your trip simple no matter your starting point. Bus lines also run in this area, but many visitors find the subway offers the easiest access, especially around showtime.
Are outside food and drinks permitted in the theatre?
Outside food and drinks are generally not allowed. However, concessions are typically available for purchase before the performance and during intermission.
Are we allowed to photograph or record the show?
No—photography, video recording, and audio recording during the performance are strictly prohibited. This helps protect copyright and ensures an uninterrupted experience for both the cast and audience.
Are there special group experiences such as cast talkbacks or workshops associated with The Lost Boys: A New Musical?
Groups attending The Lost Boys: A New Musical may have opportunities to take part in special Broadway experiences, such as workshops or talkbacks. Workshops can include acting, dance, music, or technical theatre sessions led by industry professionals.
Cast talkbacks may also be available for select performances and are typically arranged in advance as part of group bookings. For details on availability, groups should check with their sales representative or visit Broadway Inbound.