Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce twin in red for New York City pre-wedding date night

But over the weekend, the pair decided to skip attending the NBA Finals (where the New York Knicks finally emerged victorious over the San Antonio Spurs in Texas) and instead made their way over to Broadway.

Taylor and Travis, both 36, attended a showing of the Tony-winning play Oh, Mary! at The Lyceum Theatre on Saturday, June 13, with the role of Mary Todd Lincoln currently being played by Maya Rudolph.

The pair posed for several photos with the cast, including Cheyenne Jackson, Martin Landry, Bianca Leigh and Phillip James Brannon, plus director Sam Pinkleton, who posed for a snap with Taylor wearing a T-shirt bearing a glimpse from the opening night of Liza Minnelli's Cabaret.

While the couple kept away from cameras save for photos backstage after the show, a glimpse at their outfits show that they didn't shy away from adorably opting for complimentary red fits.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end went with a black button-down covered with red appliquéd flowers, black pinstriped slacks, and a red Elwood baseball cap. The "All Too Well" singer, meanwhile, went with a deep red velvet maxi dress with layered gold chains and a natural red lip for her night at the theatre.

The couple have been making the rounds at several public events lately, especially Taylor. The singer was spotted courtside with Este & Alana Haim and Mariska Hargitay, with Taylor and Mariska wearing matching "Stevie Knicks" T-shirts for Game 4, which took place on Wednesday, June 10 (the Knicks came back from behind to beat the Spurs by one point).

The day after, she attended the Songwriters Hall of Fame's 55th Induction Ceremony at The New York Marriott Marquis, which Travis attended as well after leaving the Chiefs' minicamp. He cheered her on from the audience  with Taylor's mom Andrea Swift and his mom Donna Kelce.

And the day before the Knicks, rewinding on the back-to-back-to-back sightings, Taylor made a surprise appearance at the world premiere of Toy Story 5 in Los Angeles, even getting her very own copy of the original movie signed by Tim Allen and Tom Hanks.

She then performed her song "I Knew It, I Knew You," which she'd written especially for the film from the character Jessie's POV (voiced by Joan Cusack in the franchise).

Alongside the song's release, Taylor put out a sweet message on social media, where she said in part: "Writing this song felt like a musical departure and coming home at the same time. Creating something for Jessie was a new challenge and also felt like second nature all at once. And being a @toystory kid from the age of 5 til now… is an adventure I plan to be on, to infinity and beyond."