The leaves are changing, the breezes seem more crisp, and it’s time to think about attending one of Broadway’s amazing fall lineups. Check out some of the newest contenders so you can make your plans to see as many as you can fit in during this fleeting precursor to winter.The Pittmen Painters is a new play from Billy Elliot screenwriter/librettist/lyricist Lee Hall. Working from a book by William Feaver, Hall focuses again on working-class Brits with artistic leanings.Time Stands Still is last season’s Tony-nominated play returning for another go-round and it returns with original cast members Laura Linney, Brian D’Arcy James and Eric Bogosian, who are joined by Christina Ricci.La Bete stars David Hyde Pierce, Joanna Lumley and Mark Rylance who combine comic forces for a new U.K.-based production of David Hirson’s play about high and low art, and artists, in 17th-century France. Matthew Warchus, who did dynamic double duty last season with God of Carnage and The Norman Conquests, directs.Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown includes a posse of Broadway veterans including Patti LuPone, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Sherie Rene Scott and Laura Benanti, plus American Idol alum Justin Guarini, are cast in this adaptation of the 1988 film which is presented by Lincoln Center Theater.A Free Man of Color is a new play by John Guare, with Jeffrey Wright as a wealthy lothario in early 19th-century New Orleans. The company also includes Mos Def (credited simply as Mos), Paul Dano and a bunch of Broadway stalwarts.Grab your favorite wool coat and mittens and head out for a wonderful time on Broadway this autumn. There’s a lot to choose from so see if you can squeeze in more than one you won’t regret it!