Taylor Swift again Travis Kelce they enjoy quality time together at the theater.
The couple, who are 36 years old, went out to see the theater, attending the play of Oh, Mary! at the Lyceum Theater in New York City on Saturday, June 13.
The “Fate of Ophelia” singer and the Kansas City Chiefs made a discreet appearance after the game started, but the theatergoers didn't seem to mind.
According to videos shared on social media, the two were laughing together during the show, with Kelce often leaning on Swift whenever a joke came up.
Sometimes, the star of the game Maya Rudolph appeared to acknowledge the NFL star's presence in the crowd by delivering a line about audience members needing to leave “the game,” prompting an enthusiastic response from Swift.
Swift's excitement continued over the phone.
In photos captured by an audience member, the Grammy winner jumped to her feet and raised her arms high above her head while giving a standing ovation. Kelce followed his lead as the entire audience stood up and applauded.
(L-R) Cheyenne Jackson, Martin Landry, director Sam Pinkleton, Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift, Maya Rudolph, Bianca Leigh and Phillip James Brannon.
(Photo by Bruce Glikas/WireImage)The couple, who are engaged to be married in August 2025, also took time to step back and pose for photos with the cast, including Rudolph, as well as the show's director and producers.
After the game, Swift and Kelce were snapped leaving the theater holding hands. In a video shared by fans on social media, they were seen showing happiness as they stepped out together.
Oh, Mary!originally written and starred Cole Escolaoffers an interesting take on the life of Mary Todd Lincoln. Since its Broadway debut in 2024, this critically acclaimed comedy has become a hot ticket for celebrities, drawing dozens of famous faces to the theater.
Taylor Swift knows both football and Aristotle, who is attending Game 4 of the 2026 NBA Finals. Swift, 36, was spotted at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Wednesday, June 10, to watch the New York Knicks take on the San Antonio Spurs. He came to the field preparing the home team well […]
Swift and Kelce's Broadway outing comes after the “Shake It Off” singer faced criticism for attending an NBA game earlier this week.
The singer sat courtside in a Knicks-themed outfit at Madison Square Garden during Game 4 of the 2026 NBA Finals on Wednesday, June 10.
It prompted questions about whether the “Bad Blood” hitmaker was actually a Knicks fan.
ESPN personality Monica McNutt36, was caught on a hot mic expressing doubt that Swift's support for the basketball team was genuine.
“He's not a Knicks fan. Get out of here, girl,” McNutt can be heard saying in the clip that went viral.
The next day, McNutt backtracked when he spoke to TMZ Games after being shown old photos of Swift wearing Knicks gear over the years. “I didn't say it right. I didn't know,” McNutt said.
