Next Fall by Geoffrey Nauffts

Grab your tissues, your sass, and your sense of wonder — because Next Fall is here to wreck your heart in the best possible way. Imagine two dudes who’ve built a life together: one’s all-in on faith, the other’s got Google as his spiritual compass. Five years in, everything’s smooth… until a wrench (in the form of a life-altering accident) gets tossed into their perfectly curated relationship. Suddenly, family, beliefs, and love itself are all on trial.

This Broadway gem, famously backed by Elton John himself, has wowed audiences from NYC to Adelaide with its blend of gut-punching emotion and laugh-out-loud levity. The New York Times called it "The funniest heartbreaker in town" — and honestly? That’s not hyperbole. This isn’t just theatre — it’s a mirror held up to modern queer love, faith, and the messy, beautiful families we choose.

Starring the ever-charming Luke Jacobz (you know him from Heartbreak High and McLeod’s Daughters), Next Fall is a must-see for anyone who’s ever questioned what they believe — in themselves, in each other, or in a higher power. It’s raw, real, and rich with heart — but also peppered with the kind of sharp humor that reminds you life’s too short not to laugh with your tears.

Doors open 40 minutes before show time — so arrive early to soak in the vibe at the stunning Eternity Playhouse. Tickets start from $45 and go up to $66, so grab yours before they vanish like a drag queen’s wig in a windstorm. And yes, bring your bestie — this one’s better with a shoulder to cry on… or to laugh with.

Still not sold? The Hollywood Reporter dubbed it "Compassionate, heart filled and enormously entertaining." We’re gonna go ahead and call that a solid endorsement.