Which Broadway Play Should You See In 2017?

In Transit is Broadway's first all a cappella musical. Since you aren't afraid of trying new things, this play is perfect for you. You like the fast pace and the grit of urban life and prefer big crowds over spending the night alone. You never believe that things happen by chance and would rather follow your destiny, no matter the risk.

You're a history buff, and you look for the fairy tale aspect of every historical lesson you learn. Anastasia, opening on Broadway this spring, is the perfect play for you! You'll love the hopeful optimism of the orphan Anya as she searches Europe for her lost family, because just like her, you don't mind taking risks if it means you could learn something new about yourself and the world around you.

Based on Billy Wilder's classic film, Sunset Boulevard is the play for you. Just like Norma Desmond, you live for the fame. You love being the center of attention and work hard to have the lifestyle you know you deserve, but you have a hard time letting go of the past, which can sometimes cause big trouble for you.

Even without Bill Murray, Groundhog Day still slays on Broadway, and it's the perfect play for you to see this season. You get bored with the humdrum of reality, so bored it sometimes drives you mad! That doesn't mean you aren't still hopeful for an exciting, new future! Just keep your eyes and your heart open for any new experiences that may come your way even as you go through the mundane motions of your daily life.

You have a huge imagination, just like Willy Wonka, and you have big heart, just like Charlie Bucket. You go through this life with the hope and playfulness of a child, and you couldn't care less when people call you immature. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is the play you need to see this season, because it represents all your wiles and wishful thinking.

You're a romantic. Even if the story is sad, you live for the romance. Take time this season to see Miss Saigon on Broadway, especially if you're in need of a good cry. There's nothing wrong with falling in love, but just like Kim, the title character, you know that true love never lasts forever. The beauty is in its evanescence.