Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Attend Broadways Oh, Mary! at New Yorks Lyceum Theatre
On the night of June 13, 2026, the Lyceum Theatre in New York City welcomed a pair of high‑profile guests as Taylor Swift and her fiancé, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, watched the Broadway premiere of Oh, Mary!.
The couple arrived in polished form: Swift dazzled in a burgundy scoop‑neck velvet dress from Ralph Lauren, paired with Aquazzura’s Lovestruck sandals and a trio of statement pieces— a FoundRae letter charm, a moon‑goddess pendant from Michael Anthony Jewelers, and a vintage opal bracelet from Danes Road Antiques. Kelce kept the look sleek, sporting a black linen Valentino shirt with a red floral print, topped with a red pinstripe cap from Elmwood that echoed the shirt’s pattern.
Their appearance was part of a hectic week for the pop icon. Earlier in the month, Swift had attended a New York Knicks game, the premiere of Toy Story 5, and the 55th Annual Songwriters Hall of Fame Gala, where she became the youngest female inductee. The series of outings underscores Swift’s presence across music, film, and live‑theater arenas.
Oh, Mary!—a comedic spoof of Abraham Lincoln and Mary Todd Lincoln—opened on April 28, 2026, and is slated to run through June 20, 2026. Written by Cole Escola and directed by Sam Pinkleton, the production stars Maya Rudolph as Mary Todd Lincoln, with Cheyenne Jackson, Martin Landry, Bianca Leigh, and Phillip James Brannon in supporting roles. Critics have taken note: BroadwayWorld and the New York Times have called the show one of the funniest and most original offerings of the current Broadway season.
After the performance, Swift and Kelce joined the cast and crew backstage. They spoke briefly with Rudolph, director Pinkleton, and the ensemble, including Jackson, Landry, Leigh, and Brannon. The interaction was captured in several candid photographs that later circulated on social media, though no statements were released by any party.
The event highlights Swift’s continued engagement with live theater and her willingness to champion new Broadway works. With Oh, Mary! still in its final stretch of performances, the production team plans to maintain the current schedule. Swift’s attendance, alongside her other recent appearances, reaffirms her status as a multifaceted entertainer who remains active across music, film, and theater.
