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White Rabbit Red Rabbit is a new avant garde show by the Iranian playwright Nassim Soleimanpour. No-one is allowed to talk about it, and Google-ing the play is frowned upon, which is why the content is not known. In addition to that, there’s a new actor every performance that has never seen the play either. This global sensation is a new mix of social experiment and theater performance.
Angel Reapers explores the history of the Shakers through modern dance and traditional Shaker songs. The show features many original Shaker inspired movement and songs as well as a story that focuses on their will to remain pure while being tempted by the flesh.
To Kill A Mockingbird, the novel written by Harper Lee, is coming to Broadway, as an adaptation by Aaron Sorkin. The story of To Kill A Mockingbird follows Atticus Finch, a lawyer in a small town in 1930’s Alabama, whose kids Scout and Jem are hugely affected by Atticus’ decision to defend a black man accused of rape.
Frozen, the Academy Award winning film from Disney is coming to Broadway in the spring of 2018. The hit musical tells the story of Anna and Elsa, two sisters and princesses. Once Elsa’s magical powers are unleashed, their life will never be the same. Frozen on Broadway will feature songs known from the popular film as well as new songs never heard before.
With a strong focus on imagination and playfulness, comes this adaptation of C.S. Lewis beloved book, The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe. Suitable for all ages and especially for kids, this is the well known story of four siblings who find the magical world of Narnia through their wardrobe and where they meet the mythical lion Aslan and have to stand with him against the evil White Witch who has cursed the land of Narnia.
Heisenberg, written by Tony-winner Simon Stephens (The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time) is coming to Broadway after a successful run Off-Broadway this past summer. Starring Mary-Louise Parker and Denis Arndt, this show tells the touching story of a woman who kisses an older man on the neck in a busy train station in London. Although they are strangers, life will be forever altered by this encounter.
Oscar Winner Cate Blanchett makes her Broadway debut in The Present, an adaptation written by Andrew Upton and based of Chekhov’s Platonov. Blanchett plays the widow Anna Petrovna who stands at the middle of an intriguing web of relationships gone awry, unanswered love and built up regret, even though on the surface it may appear differently
Vincent is the story of Vincent van Gogh and his correspondence of over 500 letters with his brother Theo van Gogh. Written and dramatized by Leonard Nimoy, this production stars James Briggs as both of the van Gogh brothers.
The Robber Bridegroom is a hilarious, charming and sexy musical set in the South with a Robin Hood-twist to it. This revival marks the 40th anniversary of the musical after it premiered on Broadway in 1975 with Kevin Kline and Patti LuPone. This production features stage and movie actor Steven Pasquale as Jamie Lockhart, the charming bandit who will steal much more than just your heart.
Sense and Sensibility is a new adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel and has been called the “greatest stage adaptation of this novel in history”. The story follows the sisters Dashwood – Elinor and Marianne – after they lose their whole fortune. Sense and Sensibility is an ingenious story about the power of reputation, social standings and following your heart.
The classic Tony-winning musical Cats, with a score by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by T.S. Eliot, Trevor Nunn and Richard Stilgoe, will return to Broadway in the summer of 2016. The hit musical tells the story of the Jellicle cats and their quest to ascend to “the Heaviside Layer”.
Bette Midler is back as Dolly! Hello, Dolly! tells the story of a charming widowed matchmaker who tries to marry the famous “half-a-millionaire” Horace Vandergelder. The widely celebrated musical, which has won ten Tonys, will have its fourth Broadway revival.
The Woodsman is a thrilling musical that gives shape to the backstory of the Tin Man in L. Frank Baum’s Land of Oz. This production, which features spectacular life-size puppetry, gives insight as to how the Tin Woodsman fell in love and got cursed by an evil witch who’ll stop at nothing to keep the Woodsman from the love of his life.
Buried Child, Sam Shepard’s Pulitzer Prize winning play tells the story of Dodge and Halie who look after their two grown sons, when their grandson Vince arrives at the farm, who they don’t recognize. Vince, who arrived together with his girlfriend, tries to make sense of the chaos in his grandparents’ house while the rest of the family harbors a dark secret.
In this spectacular show, David Maiullo brings the world of physics on stage and demonstrates how his “magic” controls the world we live in.
The legendary Broadway performer Maurice Hines brings us Tappin’ Thru Life, a new musical and tap dancing filled tribute to his brother and to the performers who inspired him throughout his career in showbiz.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show is the new critically acclaimed adaptation of four of Eric Carle’s world famous books and features an impressive 75 puppets to help bring the beloved and colorful characters to life.
The Cherry Orchard, the classic play by Anton Chekhov and newly adapted by The Humans’ playwright Stephen Karam, will come to Broadway for a strict limited engagement. This play tells the story of Lyubov, a Russian noblewoman who returns to her estate, after a period of five years, to cope with the memories of her son’s recent death.
Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 is the new acclaimed electro pop musical, based on a short passage in War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy.
After a successful run Off-Broadway, The Humans is now coming to Broadway in 2016. In this play by Stephen Karam, the Blake family ends up clashing and exploring everything their family has to offer after Erik Blake moved their traditional Thanksgiving from Pennsylvania to his daughter’s apartment in Manhattan.
Tony winner Linda Lavin stars in Our Mother’s Brief Affair, a new play by Richard Greenberg that tells the story of a woman who shocks her adult children when she tells them about a previously unknown affair that treads the path between truth and fiction.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is Broadway’s Golden Ticket and the perfect recipe for a delectable treat: songs from the original film, including “Pure Imagination,” “The Candy Man” and “I’ve Got a Golden Ticket,” alongside a new score from the songwriters of Hairspray.
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In Holiday Inn, a new Irving Berlin musical based on the movie of the same name, Jim, a singer and hoofer, leaves the city behind to settle into an old Connecticut farmhouse. But he misses the bright light more than he thought he would. His solution is to turn his home into a dazzling, beautiful inn.
Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Modern Family star, returns to Broadway to play more than 40 characters in Fully Committed, an adroit and inventive comedy by Becky Mode. The show centers on Sam, the man in charge of working the reservation line for one of NYC’s most popular restaurants. Meet the diverse personalities desperate for a table at the prime dining location. Each one Sam must deal with, as he also tries to handle his own problems.
Set in 1945, Bandstand is a story of a young musician, who is a veteran, who is taking his swing band, also veterans, to the competition for the next hit swing band. Great music reminiscent of the Swing Era, a wonderful cast, and thrilling choreography are hallmarks of this hit musical.
Bright Star, the new musical by Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, is on Broadway after successful runs at the Kennedy Center and the Old Globe in San Diego. Directed by Tony winner Walter Bobbie, Bright Star is set in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. It tells the story of Billy Cane, a young soldier who’s returned home from World War II, and Alice Murphy, the brilliant editor of a southern literary journal. They meet and together discover a powerful secret that changes their lives.
Take a trip back to the decade that made a generation boom. It was a time when innocence was lost, love and war were at odds and people were born to be wild, giving rise to some of the most unbelievable movements in history—and now the most unforgettable new musical to hit New York in years. In one evening, you’ll experience it all over again in Trip of Love, the all-new all-song-and-dance show about a young girl’s journey down the rabbit hole and up to an ultimate musical high.
Shear Madness is the multi-city hit murder mystery that after more than 30 years comes to NYC! It’s unpredictable, hilarious, and totally engaging.
Eclipsed, which is set during the tumultuous Liberian Civil War, tells the story of the captive wives of a rebel officer. It is a test of strength and wills for these women as they struggle to survive the horrible effects of war.
Blackbird, by Scottish playwright David Harrower, is finds its inspiration in part on the real case concerning sex offender Toby Studebaker. Winner of the 2007 Olivier Award for Best Play, Blackbird, which was first produced in the US at the Manhattan Theatre Club, comes to Broadway starring Jeff Daniels and Michelle Williams
The new, intimate musical Daddy Long Legs tells the story of Jerusha Abbott. Jerusha, who is the eldest orphan in the John Grier Home, is living a life without hope in it. One day, a secret benefactor provides her with a new future.
Michael Flatley bring his magic back to Broadway for a limited engagement. This extraordinary show, Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games, will completely entertain and entirely enthral you.
The musical American Psycho offers a haunting portrait of a young man who’s got it all- looks, money, and a killer way with women. Based on the controversial novel by Bret Easton Ellis, this is an imaginative and unique musical.
Imagine, you keep reliving the same day again and again. That’s what life becomes for a TV weather man named Phil in the new musical Groundhog Day.
Oscar winning actor Forest Whitaker makes his Broadway debut in Eugene O’Neill’s Hughie. Hughie is the story of a man finding solace, meaning, and direction in his relationship with a newly departed hotel night clerk.
Shuffle Along, a musical with music and lyrics by Noble Sissle and Eubie Blake and original book by F.E. Miller and Aubrey Lyles, was a groundbreaking Broadway show that changed the way that theatre audiences saw relationships in the black community. Historians agree that it was not only a big hit in 1921, but that it helped to lead the way towards a new Broadway.
Signature Theatre Company at the Pershing Center presents the world premiere of Night is a Room by Residency One playwright Naomi Wallace. Night is a Room examines loneliness, love, and the power that we possess in creating and destroying relationships.
Signature Theatre Company at the Pershing Center presents Arthur Miller’s World War II drama Incident at Vichy. This is the first time since his 1997-98 Residency that the company has presented a play by the Pulitzer Prize winning playwright.
In Laugh It Up, Stare It Down, Cleo and Joe are engaged in a relationship where they have high hopes, tensions, and challenges. Can they make it?
It is the 1950s and the hunt for Communists and other potential threats, including those defined as sexual deviants, is on. How will two gay State Department employees, Bob and Norma, hide the fact that they are not following accepted norms?
It’s one the America’s most popular families on stage, live in The Berenstain Bears LIVE! in Family Matters, the Musical. This is an insightful, funny, and charming show about the importance of family and those various challenges that we all face every day.
The wondrous Marlo Thomas, Emmy, Grammy and Golden Globe Award winner, stars in the deeply funny comedy Clever Little Lies. Written by Tony Award winner Joe DiPietro, the creator of the hit comedy I Love You, You’re Perfect, this is a simply hilarious comedy.
This hilarious romantic comedy offers women insights into dating, romance, and sex from what some may consider to be the most unlikely source. Sex Tips for Straight Women from a Gay Man is a smart and sexy “tour de farce.”
Set in a maximum-security prison Whorl Inside a Loop shines a reflective light on the past lives of those who have been sent away. As the group bonds, secrets are revealed and shared, causing trust to breakdown.
This is an amazingly inventive and insightful play. Set in a small seaside town in New Jersey, The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey explores the essence of life, living, and loving.
How far will a little girl go to get the lead in her school play? According to the hilarious musical Ruthless, as far as she can go.
The Flick, which is set in a run-down movie theater in central Massachusetts, offers insights into the lives of three employees. This is a wonderful comedy that exposes the hearts of three unique, yet common, people.
It is Cirque du Soleil’s latest creation – Paramour. Paramour is the company’s first show created specifically for Broadway. Spectacular, poetic, thrilling and thoroughly engaging, Paramour takes you on an unforgettable journey.
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Director Diane Paulus (Pippin and Finding Neverland) brings the musical adaptation of the 2007 film Waitress to the stage. Featuring a score by Grammy-nominated composer-lyricist Book by Jessie Nelson, this musical of longing offers audiences a topnotch Broadway cast now featuring Sara Bareilles!
The Father, which stars three-time Tony winner Frank Langella, offers us a view of a man who may or may not be many things. His name is Andre and at 80 years old and living with his daughter Anne, who he was and what he is are both very much in question.
Set in 1692-93 in the Province of Massachusetts Bay, Arthur Miller’s The Crucible focuses on the Salem witch trials while being an allegory of McCarthyism and hearing and associated black listings by the House of Representatives’ Committee on Un-American Activities. Miller’s play is brimming with emotion, as wrongful accusations of witchcraft become to be believed, and the moral consciences of individuals and a community are tested.
In Sam Shepard’s Fool for Love, May and Eddie, two former lovers, play an intense psychological, sexual, and physical game that runs the gamut of emotions. Isolated, waiting, and wanting, they rip into one another searching for meaning in their relationship.
Based on the hugely popular book of the same title, Men are from Mars – Women are from Venus is a funny, insightful, and intriguing evening in the theatre where we meet a man named Peter. After rejecting the advice the best selling book had to offer, Peter went about pursuing relationships in his own way until chance changed everything.
The Broadway revival of the musical adaptation of Frank Wedekind’s play Spring Awakening, which won eight Tonys, takes audiences on a complex, emotional journey. Based on the controversial 1891, the musical, which features a techno-pop score, tells the story of various teens attempting to navigate the frightening, thrilling, and mysterious experiences that embody their sexual awakenings. It is a riveting, high-energy musical that goes into the darkest regions of teenage existence. This initial Broadway revival of Spring Awakening is simultaneously performed in English and American Sign Language.
The Broadway revival of the Bock, Harnick, and Masteroff musical comedy She Loves Me stars Tony winner Laura Benanti and Disgraced star Josh Radnor. The musical tells the story of Amalia (Benanti ) and Georg (Radnor) and the development of their relationship at the parfumerie where they work. They start out as being increasingly annoyed with one another, and it seems as though eventually their relationship will erupt into an epic battle. Or will it?
The Pulitzer Prize winning play The Gin Game comes to Broadway with two of the most magnificent performers of our lifetime. Tony winner James Earl Jones and Tony winner Cicely Tyson will play Weller Martin and Fonsia Dorsey respectively. In this insightful, passionate and truthful play, we see two people engaged in the game of gin as the secrets they have accumulated throughout their lives are exposed.
Dames at Sea, which was an Off-Broadway hit decades ago, taps its way onto the Broadway stage for the first time. This is an upbeat musical that playfully celebrates the golden era of movie musicals with dazzling dancing, romantic interludes, and ludicrous comedy. It’s boy meets girl, love at first sight, and the triumph of the underdog all told through clever dialogue and lyrics, wonderful music, and topnotch performances.
The Olivier-winning production of Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge is on Broadway this season. The transfer from London’s West End won the Olivier for Best Revival, while Best Director went to Ivo Van Hove and Mark Strong (Eddie Carbone) won in the acting category. A View from the Bridge is the story of Eddie Carbone, a dockworker, and his misplaced passions that lead to his downfall.
A.R. Gurney’s wonderful comedy Sylvia, which was an Off-Broadway hit in 1995, makes its way to the Broadway stage for the first time. This is a funny, touching, and insightful comedy about a man who finds companionship in a stray dog named Sylvia, and the way in which she upsets his life with his wife, Kate.
Noises Off, by Michael Frayn, is a first-class farce about ego, actors, and the theatre. This farce is a wild ride that offers nonstop laughs as a theatre troupe prepares for the opening of their production of Nothing On. In Noises Off, we see Murphy’s Law times 10 exemplified as what can go wrong does go wrong with hilarious consequences.
Playwright Harold Pinter offers us a seemingly simple world in Old Times, but then quickly transforms that world into an interaction of complex motivations and energies. Old Times stars Olivier winner and two-time Tony nominee Eve Best, Clive Owen, and Kelly Reilly.
In what is considered by many to be Eugene O’Neill’s greatest play, the Tyrone family plays out their lives as they attempt to survive the haunting specters of deep addiction, painful lies, and soulful regret that define their lives. Starring Gabriel Byrne and Jessica Lange, this is a deeply troubling, darkly comedic, and harshly incisive tragedy. Long Day’s Journey Into Night is mesmerizing.
In this controversial play about royal ascendency, it is finally Price Charles’ time to rule, as his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, is dead. King Charles III is a riveting play about monarchy, royalty, and democracy.
Based on the best-selling, award-winning novel by Natalie Babbitt, the Broadway musical Tuck Everlasting takes you on an incredible journey. When Winnie Foster discovers the magical secret of the Tuck family, she finds her life changed forever. Embark on a unique journey that you’ll never forget when you see this daring new Broadway musical about love, family and living life to the fullest.
Amazing Grace is a new Broadway musical that tells the story of one man’s struggle with his conscience. This is an epic tale of romance, rebellion and redemption, as John Newton, a musically talented and determined young man attempts to reconcile the idea of following in his father’s footsteps and becoming a slave trader with the compassionate views of humanity that his childhood sweetheart embraces.
Al Pacino returns to Broadway for a limited run in David Mamet’s new play entitled China Doll. Directed by Pam MacKinnon, China Doll is about a billionaire named Mickey Ross, played by Pacino; his assistant; and a phone from which the ultra-rich aging tycoon takes one last call before dashing off to marry a young woman and enter into semiretirement.
Bruce Willis, who is best known for his work in the Die Hard action-movie series, stars in William Goldman’s adaptation of the Stephen King novel Misery. Misery, which was originally adapted by Goldman as a film, starring Kathy Bates and James Cahn, is the frightening, dark, and intense story of novelist Paul Sheldon and his biggest fan, Annie Wilkes.
The revival of the musical The Color Purple stars Grammy and Oscar winner Jennifer Hudson as Shug Avery and, making her Broadway debut, Cynthia Erivo, who starred in the London production of the show, as Celie. The Color Purple is an uplifting musical that chronicles how one woman struggled through a childhood of poverty, abuse, and prejudice, to rise above everything and triumph.
Hilarious and madcap, a spy story of the ultimate degree, The 39 Steps comes back to New York with Broadway cast member Arnie Burton once again playing Clown #2. This comedy, which is based on the book by John Buchnan as it pays homage to Alfred Hitchcock’s famous film of the same title, is directed by Maria Aitken. The ingenious show features four actors playing over 150 roles, and doing so with speedy transformational changes and simple props.The 39 Steps is classic Hitchcock, featuring an unsuspecting victim who get caught up in the intrigue and a beautiful woman anyone would die for.
Clinton: The Musical is a full-length comedy focusing on the eight-year presidency of Bill Clinton, which spent a lot of time handling scandals, rumors, and controversy. Bill and Hillary face issues, struggles, and hot topics related to everything from The White House to Whitewater, sax technique to sexual taboos, medical reform to moral reformers, and FOB wannabes to Clinton degraders and defamers. It’s a whole new look at history influenced by TV shows such as Arrested Development, The Simpsons, and 30 Rock and featuring songs written in various styles, including traditional American musical, burlesque, and 1990s pop.
An Act of God, which is a stage adaptation based on the book of the same name by David Javerbaum, is an outrageous comedy that reveals the mysteries of the Bible and the strange ways in which God works. The book, which was first published in 2011, was described in The New York Times as “fearless…. A recklessly funny series of gags about all things religious and quite a few things secular too,” and the Washington Post said An Act of God was “like The Bible, if The Bible were narrated by Mel Brooks on crack-laced manna.”
Allegiance, a new musical about a controversial act in America that ripped Japanese-American families from their homes, stars Star Trek’s George Takei. The musical, with book by Marc Acito and music and lyrics by Jay Kuo, offers audiences an insightful and dramatic emotional journey focusing on loyalty, family, and patriotism.
Winner of the Tony in 1988 for Best Score and Best Book, Into the Woods is back in New York and being given an outstanding, innovative production by The Roundabout Theatre. Reimagined by Fiasco Theater and directed by Noah Brody and Ben Steinfeld, this Off-Broadway production has won plaudits from every major reviewer and media outlet. This is a limited engagement, and this production of Into the Woods will close on April 12, 2015.
The musical comedy Nerds offers a humorous glimpse of Bill Gates and Steve Jobs before they became ultra-rich and famous. In this upbeat and completely nerdy musical comedy, where pocket protectors are required, you’ll discover the essence of what makes a nerd. The show will include holograms and digital projections. It will also include an app that will allow members of the audience to interact with the performance.
Opera superstar Renée Fleming makes her Broadway debut in the new Joe DiPietro play Living on Love. In this romantic comedy, two driven music masters who are married to one another discover that jealousy can be an amazingly stimulating emotion, finding there are plenty of sparks left in their longtime relationship.
Masterworks Theater Company offers audiences of all ages the opportunity to experience Shakespeare’s classic comedy A Midsummer Night’s Dream. In this play about love, romance, and passion, two sets of young lovers escape the confines of Athens to pursue their hearts. Over the course of one night they, and others in the show, have experiences that are so magical that they think they occurred in a dream.
Masterworks Theater Company brings Tennessee Williams to the stage with their production of The Glass Menagerie. The Glass Menagerie is the story of Tom Wingfield, his family, conflicts, and dreams. The American classic offers audiences the portrait of a family struggling to find happiness in a lonely world.
After enjoying sold-out runs in London and throughout North America, the internationally acclaimed musical play Nevermore – The Imaginary Life and Mysterious Death of Edgar Allan Poe has arrived on the New York stage. Nevermore is a wonderful combination of taut drama, dynamic musical theatre, imaginative storytelling, and stunning stagecraft.
Fiddler on the Roof is on Broadway again, celebrating its 50th anniversary. Veteran Broadway performer and perennial Tony nominee Danny Burstein will play Tevye. Fiddler on the Roof, which includes music by Jerry Bock, lyrics by Sheldon Harnick, and book by Joseph Stein, is based on Tevye and his Daughters by Sholem Aleichem. The original 1964 production was nominated for 10 Tonys and won 9. It was the first Broadway musical to run for more than 3,000 performances.
Starring Tony Award winner Chita Rivera, The Visit, the new Kander and Ebb (Cabaret, Chicago) musical, is based on the modern classic of the same name by Swiss playwright Friedrich Dürrenmatt. The Visit, which is a dark comedy, includes a book by Terrence McNally (It’s Only a Play, Master Class).
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s School of Rock—The Musical is based on the 2003 movie of the same name that starred Jack Black. With music and lyrics by Webber and Glenn Slater and book by Julian Fellowes, the musical the latest Broadway bound musical by Webber whose The Phantom of the Opera continues its unprecedented run on Broadway.
In the musical comedy Something Rotten!, which includes music and lyrics by the brothers Wayne Kirkpatrick and Karey Kirkpatrick and book by Karey Kirkpatrick and John O’Farrell, English Renaissance theatre persona William Shakespeare is exposed as an arrogant, rock star playwright. But this is not a musical that’s just about Shakespeare, it’s about musicals, Broadway, and life in the theatre. Helmed by director and choreographer Casey Nicholaw (Aladdin, Book of Mormon), Something Rotten! is a romp of a musical comedy.
The musical Gigi, a re-imaged version of the original 1973 Tony Award winning musical, is the story of a teenage girl living in Paris as the 19th century turns towards the 20th. With book and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner and music by Frederick Loewe, Gigi includes numerous memorable songs, including “Thank Heaven for Little Girls,” “I Remember It Well” and “The Night They Invented Champagne.”
Terrence McNally’s comedy It’s Only A Play comes to life on the Broadway stage with an amazing group of actors. Matthew Broderick and Nathan Lane headline an all-star cast that includes F. Murray Abraham, Stockard Channing, Megan Mullally and Micah Stock. McNally has created a winning Broadway comedy about the comedy of Broadway. This is a wonderful comedy by a four-time Tony winner and directed by three-time Tony winner Jack O’Brien.
Keira Knightley stars in a new adaptation of Emile Zola’s groundbreaking 19th century novel Thérèse Raquin. The well-known film star, who has been seen in classically based films such as Pride and Prejudice and widely popular movies, such as Pirates of the Caribbean, makes her Broadway debut. Knightley has been an Oscar, Olivier, and Golden Globe nominee.
In the musical It Shoulda Been You, with music by Barbra Anselmi and a book and lyrics by Brian Hargrove, it looks as if the perfect wedding is about to take place until the bride’s former boyfriend shows up. Then love, life, and wedding begin to rip apart, ever so slowly and comically, at the seams.
Hand to God, the darkly comedic play about a demonic sock puppet, offers a lot of irreverent laughs as the lead character, Jason is forced to participate in his church’s puppet pageant play and finds that his puppet Tyrone, who occupies his left hand, is a foul-mouthed, sinister soul. Steven Boyer’s performance of Jason/Tyrone is brilliantly funny while also being deeply disturbing. Where does the darkness really dwell: in Jason or Tyrone?
The plays Wolf Hall: Parts 1 & 2, which are adapted by Mike Poulton from Hilary Mantel’s Man Booker Prize winning and extremely popular novels, offers audiences a thrilling and insightful view of history. We are taken to the colorful, controversial and enigmatic court of the inimitable Henry VIII, a place that bred lust, deceit, betrayal, and intrigue.
The Heidi Chronicles, the Pulitzer Prize winning play by Wendy Wasserstein, follows Heidi Holland from he high school days to her years as an art historian to motherhood 20 years later. In her penetrating comedy, Wasserstein raises questions and offers answers about the roles and status of women in the late 20th century.
The musical adaptation of Doctor Zhivago, with music by Lucy Simon, lyrics by Michael Korie and Amy Powers, and book by Michael Weller, is a panoramic tale of the last days of Czarist Russia. Directed by Tony-winner Des McAnuff, Doctor Zhivago is based on the 1957 novel of the same name by Boris Pasternak. Sweeping, romantic, mystical, and poetic, Doctor Zhivago is a major Broadway musical.
Airline Highway, a new play by Pulitzer Prize finalist Lisa D’Amour, offers audiences a glimpse of a motley collection of friends and acquaintances who have gathered for the funeral of an iconic burlesque performer. The burlesque performer, Miss Ruby, is at the gathering and alive.
From the writer who co-created Seinfeld and created and stars in the HBO sitcom Curb Your Enthusiasm, Larry David, comes the comedy Fish in the Dark. David, who is best known for playing the role of himself on Curb Your Enthusiasm, creates outrageous, comical situations and plays characters who tend to possess no-filter. Fish in the Dark stars Rosie Perez, Jayne Houdyshell, Jonny Orsini, Jerry Adler and Jake Cannavale.
The musical On Your Feet is the story of Gloria and Emilio Estefan and the Latino experience in America. Included are many of Gloria Estefan’s most popular songs, such as “Rhythm Is Gonna Get You, “1-2-3,” “Mi Tierra,” and “Conga.”
Skylight by David Hare, which was originally produced in London in 1995 and received a critically acclaimed revival in London in 2014, is on Broadway this season. The drama plumbs the depths of a former and perhaps revivable relationship between an older man and a younger woman.
Pageant: The Musical is an Off-Broadway hit. Every night features a surprise ending, as the winner of the beauty pageant is chosen by a panel of judges from the audience. This hilarious night of competitive comedy features a cast of all male actors playing the beauty queens to be.
Broadway veteran Jeff McCarthy stars as The Grinch in the holiday classic Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Stole Christmas. It’s the musical that brings Dr. Seuss’ most miserable character to life and most enduring tale to audiences of all ages. This holiday show has a limited run and limited availability, running from December 5 to December 28, 2014. Contact All Tickets at 1-800-922-0716 for group sales.
Once again, better than ever, it is The Radio City Christmas Spectacular starring the world-famous Rockettes® in a show for the entire family. Featuring precision dancing, extravagantly captivating costumes, and massive stage effects, The Radio City Christmas Spectacular is a must-see for the holidays.
Simon Wiesenthal did not look like a man who could bring some of the most notorious criminals the world has ever known to justice. But the diminutive man, who was known as the Jewish James Bond, made sure that more than 1,100 Nazi war criminals were tried. The play Wiesenthal celebrates the man who was dogged in his pursuit of justice for those who could not fight for themselves. Wiesenthal arrives in New York after winning the L.A. Drama Circle Award.
The new musical Finding Neverland looks at the relationship between playwright J.M. Barrie, the man who created Peter Pan, and the family that inspired him to invent the Darlings and the magical boy who never did grow up. This enchanting piece received its world premiere at the Curve Theatre in Leicester, England, in October 2012, with a book by Alan Knee, music by Gary Barlow, and lyrics by Michael Korie. The American premiere of Finding Neverland occurred at the American Repertory Theatre, Cambridge, MA in August 2014.