Gloria

On sale soon!

Previews Begin
March 17, 2027
Opening Night
April 5, 2027
Theatre
Helen Hayes Theatre
Group Min
10+ Tickets

About the Show

In the cutthroat offices of a prestigious New York City magazine, a group of low-level employees frantically try to claw their way up the corporate ladder. Ruthless and driven, they’re willing to do almost anything to get ahead – even as their once-glamorous industry collapses around them. With sharp, cutting wit, GLORIA expertly skewers the absurd, dog-eat-dog world of early-career professional life in the 2010s.

From two-time Tony and Pulitzer Prize winner Branden Jacobs-Jenkins (Appropriate, Purpose), one of the most astonishing and original voices of our time, comes a biting – and ultimately shocking – dark comedy about how far people will go to satisfy their ambition. Second Stage Artistic Director Evan Cabnet directs this “whip-smart” (New York Times) Pulitzer Prize finalist play in its Broadway premiere.

About the Show

In the cutthroat offices of a prestigious New York City magazine, a group of low-level employees frantically try to claw their way up the corporate ladder. Ruthless and driven, they’re willing to do almost anything to get ahead – even as their once-glamorous industry collapses around them. With sharp, cutting wit, GLORIA expertly skewers the absurd, dog-eat-dog world of early-career professional life in the 2010s.

From two-time Tony and Pulitzer Prize winner Branden Jacobs-Jenkins (Appropriate, Purpose), one of the most astonishing and original voices of our time, comes a biting – and ultimately shocking – dark comedy about how far people will go to satisfy their ambition. Second Stage Artistic Director Evan Cabnet directs this “whip-smart” (New York Times) Pulitzer Prize finalist play in its Broadway premiere.

About the Theatre

Helen Hayes Theatre

240 W 44th St
New York, NY 10036

The Helen Hayes Theater was built in 1912 as The Little. In the 1950s it was used to record radio and TV, including The Merv Griffin Show.

In 1983, it was renamed after beloved American actress Helen Hayes, following the destruction of a theatre by the same name in the previous year.