New On Showtime April 2023

The Showtime schedule for April 2023 releases is premiering brand new original titles like Personality Crisis: One Night Only and Waco: The Aftermath: Series Premiere. There’s also so much other noteworthy content, especially when it comes to Showtime Original titles and award-winning films like Catching Lightning, 2nd Chance, and Selma, in addition to movies and shows you already know and love, so there’s plenty to look forward to all month long!

With all the options to wade through, deciding what to watch can be a guessing game. Start with the newest movies and shows on Showtime this April, and you can’t go wrong:

Showtime April 2023 Highlights

Showtime is a wonderful place to find brand new and exciting original programming, as well as rediscover old gems you may have missed. Here are two of the best new titles coming to the platform this April: 

Waco: The Aftermath: Series Premiere (Released April 14) *Showtime Original

The most highly-anticipated new title on Showtime this month is this brand new biographical drama miniseries that focuses on the fallout of the disastrous 1993 siege of Waco, Texas. In addition to covering the trials of surviving members of the Branch Davidian sect and the rise of domestic terrorist Timothy McVeigh, Waco: The Aftermath also offers broader context for the rise of the American militia movement that foreshadowed the deadly 1995 Oklahoma City bombing and storming of the U.S. Capital on January 6, 2021. See Michael Shannon, John Leguizamo, David Costabile, J. Smith-Cameron, Giovanni Ribisi, Abbey Lee, John Hoogenakker, and Shea Whigham star in Waco: The Aftermath as soon as it premieres this month, only on Showtime.

Personality Crisis: One Night Only: Documentary Premiere (Released April 14) *Showtime Original

Personality Crisis: One Night Only is a Showtime Original documentary film that takes a deep dive into the life and work of singer, songwriter, and actor David Johansen, who made a name for himself as the lead singer of notorious 1970s punk rock band the New York Dolls. In addition looking at Johansen’s past, the feature also highlights the singer’s more current work by focusing on an intimate 2020 cabaret performance at New York City’s Café Carlyle, and also emphasizes the profound influence Johansen has had and continue to has on the music and and cultural evolution of NYC. Prepare for the serenade of a lifetime by watching Personality Crisis: One Night Only on Showtime in April.