The Anarchist

One of America’s most prolific playwrights, David Mamet, directs his drama The Anarchist, starring Patti LuPone and Debra Winger. The Anarchist is drama about a female prisoner battling for parole with her female prison warden. Terse, witty and compelling, The Anarchist offers audiences a drama of words, emotions and human intensity.

 Synopsis

In The Anarchist, longtime prisoner Cathy, who has ties to a violent organization, argues, cajoles and uses as many logical, witty and emotional weapons she has to plead her case  to the prison warden for her parole, Ann. But Ann will not relent. Or will she? This is a classic Mamet drama with his signature realistic-theatrical dialogue; perplexing, complex characters and a plot peppered with decisive twists and turns.

Pulitzer Prize winning playwright David Mamet will direct his new play The Anarchist for its Broadway premiere in 2012. Broadway veteran Patti LuPone will play Cathy and Debra Winger, who makes her Broadway debut, , will portray Ann, the prison warden. In 1984, Mamet’s Glengarry Glen Ross won the Pulitzer Prize. Other plays include A Life in the Theatre, Speed-the-Plow, Oleanna and American Buffalo. Both Glengarry Glen Ross and Speed-the-Plow were nominated for Tonys.

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Cast

Cathy Patti LuPone
Ann Debra Winger
Creative
Written and Directed by David Mamet
Set and Costume Designer Patrizia Von Brandenstein
Lighting Designer Jeff Croiter

 

 


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THE JOHN GOLDEN THEATRE
252 West 45th Street
New York, NY 10036

Preview: Nov. 13, 2012  Open: Dec. 2, 2012 Status: Limited run, closed Feb. 17, 2013

After enjoying a successful run Off-Broadway at the New York Theatre Workshop last spring, Peter and the Starcatcher, an energetic and clever stage adaptation of Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson’s prequel to the tale of Peter Pan, premiered on Broadway in late March 2012 to critical acclaim. This is the fascinating story of how Peter Pan became the boy who would never grow up.

 

Grace

In Craig Wright’s play Grace, a young couple go off on a journey to Florida with hopes and dreams that take them on unanticipated twists and turns. Will their sunny new life turn sour quickly?

Synopsis

The location for Grace is the Sunshine State of Florida and everything looks to be very sunny for a young couple that has travelled to the south with what they think is a winning idea. They are going to spread “The Word” by creating a chain of Gospel motels. Grace is a defining factor in this offbeat play by Craig Wright, as a naïve couple finds that even with a plan odd circumstances can occur to upset the best and most innovative ideas. Things really do go south when they meet a disturbed neighbor and an acidic exterminator. This foursome offers conflict, mayhem and revelations. Grace is an evening filled with surprises.

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Cast

Steve Paul Rudd
Sam Michael Shannon
Karl Edward Asner
Sara Kate Arrington

 

 

 

 

Creative

Written by Craig Wright
Director Dexter Bullard
Set Designer Beowulf Boritt
Costume Designer Tif Bullard
Lighting Designer David Weiner
Sound Designer Darron L West

 


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THE CORT THEATRE
138 West 48th Street
New York, NY 10019

Preview: Sep. 13, 2012 Open: Oct. 4, 2012 Status: Closed Jan. 6, 2013

 

Golden Boy

Clifford Odet’s Golden Boy premiered on Broadway in 1937 and after that was an immensely popular film that gave actor William Holden his big break. The story focuses on Joe Bonaparte, a gifted violinist who is torn between trying to create a career as a musician or making cash quickly and perhaps damaging his hands permanently as a prize fighter.  Will Joe trade his bow, rosin and strings for boxing gloves?

 Synopsis

Golden Boy is a tough as nails, emotional drama about a young man, Joe Bonaparte, who has two gifts—one for music and one for boxing. The drama offers a lead character that audiences` root for and who’s stuck in a dilemma that has no easy answer. Does Joe choose the rough, unforgiving and possibly lucrative life in the ring or the refined artistry of the violin? In Golden Boy it’s a battle between the pragmatist and the dreamer.
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Cast

Joe Bonaparte Seth Numrich
Joe’s Father Tony Shalhoub
Tokio Danny Burstein
Lorna Moon Yvonne Strahovski y Guyer

Creative
Written by Clifford Odets
Director Bartlett Sher
Set Designer Michael Yeargan
Costume Designer Catherine Zuber
Sound Designer Peter John Still and Marc Salzberg
Lighting Designer Donald Holder

 

 


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THE BELASCO THEATRE
111 West 44th Street
New York, NY 10036

Preview: Nov. 8, 2012 Open: Dec. 6, 2012 Status: Closed Jan. 20, 2013

 

Cyrano de Bergerac

Edmund Rostand’s Romantic masterpiece Cyrano de Bergerac comes to Broadway for the 2012-2013 Season. This story of a man who is a poet, soldier and wit and who has an astoundingly large probiscus is endearing. funny and bittersweet.

  Synopsis

In Cyrano de Bergerac, the title character is a man who is simultaneously brilliant with word and sword play. Cyrano is a true Romantic with a poet’s heart. He loves the beautiful Roxanne but she loves another, a young cadet named Christian. But Christian cannot woo Roxanne, as he becomes completely tongue tied and exasperated when in her presence. Cyrano befriends him, penning love poems to Roxanne for Christian while expressing his true love for the women he can never possess. Wry, sweet and beautifully told, Cyrano de Bergerac is a masterpiece.

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Cast

Cyrano de Bergerac Douglas Hodge
Comte de Guiche Patrick Page
Roxane Clemence Poesy
Christian Kyle Soller
Le Bret Max Baker
Ragueneau Bill Buell
Duenna/Marthe Geraldine Hughes

Creative
Written by Edmond Rostand
Director Jamie Lloyd
Set and Costume Designer Soutra Gilmour
Lighting Designer Japhy Weideman
Composer and Sound Designer Dan Moses Schreier

 

 


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THE AMERICAN AIRLINES THEATRE
227 West 42nd Street
New York, NY 10036

Preview: Sept 14, 2012 Open: Oct. 11, 2012 Status: Limited run

 

Enemy of the People

In Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People, Dr. Thomas Stockmann is sure that the town will applaud his efforts that have resulted in his discovering that the town’s water is contaminated with toxins. But Dr. Stockmann is in for a big surprise. His information stands to destroy the town financially, as the its healing baths, which are fed by that water supply, are its primary source of income. Will the truth be told?

Synopsis

What if you knew an important truth that could save people’s lives but no one else wanted to acknowledge it? That’s the situation Dr. Thomas Stockmann finds himself in, as he must fight city hall, which is run by his brother and supervisor, the mayor; the press and just about every citizen in town. An Enemy of the People is one of the original whistleblower dramas, and it’s replete with the wit, irony and emotion that make Ibsen’s plays so remarkable.

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Cast
Dr. Thomas Stockmann Boyd Gaines
Peter StockmannRichard Thomas
Petra StockmannMaite Alina
Aslaksen Gerry Bamman
Catherine Stockmann Kathleen McNenny
Horster Randall Newsome
Hovstad John Procaccino
Morton Kiil Michael Siberry
Billing James Waterston

Creative

Written by Henrik Ibsen
Adapted by Rebecca Lenkiewicz
Director Doug Hughes
Set Designer John Lee Beatty
Costume Design Catherine Zuber
Lighting Designer Ben Stanton
Original Music and Sound Designer David Van Tieghem

 

 


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THE SAMUEL J FRIEDMAN THEATRE
261 West 47th Street
New York, NY 10036
Preview: Sept. 4, 2012  Open: Sept. 27, 2012  Status: Open run

 

Freckleface Strawberry

This is a charming new musical about a seven-year-old girl who is teased by her classmates because she has freckles and red hair. Based on Julianne Moore’s book of the same name, Freckleface Strawberry is a play about being different and what that really means. A great musical for the entire family, you’ll be entertained and uplifted by this beautiful story of simple acceptance and confidence.

Synopsis

Just about every kid feels it at one time or another. They don’t fit in because they’re different and the other kids are sure to point out what makes them that way. In this new musical, the lead character Strawberry finds herself at odds with her classmates and herself as they tease and humiliate her because she has freckles and bright red hair.

Strawberry reverts to various tactics to ensure that the other children will finally accept her. She tries to scrub her freckles away, but it doesn’t work. She then attempts to hide who she is by wearing a ski mask to school. But in this 90-minute musical, Strawberry eventually realizes that everyone is different in one way or another. She learns to accept her individuality and uniqueness. This is a fun and touching evening in the theatre that parents can enjoy with their kids. This show is a pure treat.

Show Facts

Based on the book by Julianne Moore
Adapted by Rose Caiola and Gary Kupper
Music and Lyrics Gary Kupper
Director Buddy Crutchfield
Choreographer Gail Pennington Crutchfield
Set Designer Beowulf Boritt
Costume Designer Fabio Toblini
and Holly Cain
Lighting Designer Jason Kantrowitz

Cast

Strawberry Hayley Podschun
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Glengarry Glen Ross

David Mamet’s Pulitzer Prize winning drama Glengarry Glen Ross is back on Broadway with Al Pacino as Shelley Levene the former mega-salesman who is now on hard times . This is a brutally blunt, hardnosed look at the highly competitive American landscape of real estate selling.

Synopsis

Al Pacino returns to Broadway after his brilliant portrayal of Shylock in Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice. This time he plays Shelley “The Machine” Levene, the aging real estate salesman who has lost his mojo in Mamet’s brilliant, gritty drama Glengarry Glen Ross. Everything is on the line for the various salesmen in Glengarry Glen Ross. They live for great leads and are dying to keep their heads above water. How far will someone go to come out on top? Desperate times call for desperate and daring acts in Glengarry Glen Ross.

 

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Cast

Shelly Levene Al Pacino
Ricky Roma Bobby Cannavale
John Williamson David Harbour
James Lingk Jeremy Shamos
George Aaronow Richard Schiff
Dave Moss John C. McGinley
Detective Baylen Murphy Guyer 
Creative
Written by David Mamet
Director Daniel Sullivan
Set Designer Eugene Lee
Costume Designer Jess Goldstein
Lighting Designer James F. Ingalls

 

 


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THE GERALD SCHOENFELD THEATRE
236 West 45th Street
New York, NY 10036

Preview: Oct. 16, 2012 Open: Nov. 11, 2012 Status: Limited run, closed Jan. 20, 2013

 

Bring It On

It was a popular teen comedy in 2000 when it first appeared in movie theatres and now Bring It On is enjoying a great run on Broadway at the St. James Theatre. The focus in this musical comedy is on the national high school cheerleading competition and the extremes that one will go to in order to win. Bring It On is an engaging comedy with rollicking music and breathtaking routines.

Synopsis

In Bring It On, the high school cheerleading squad is in desperate need of some new routines. If they don’t set a higher standard and create more dynamic routines, then they will do the unthinkable—lose the national cheerleading title. Will this cheerleading team that has won the nationals so many times do it once again? It’s time to Bring It On in this raucous, new musical comedy.

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Cast
Campbell Taylor Louderman
Danielle  Adrienne Warren
Randall   Jason Gotay
Eva Elle McLemore
Bridget  Ryann Redmond
Nautica  Ariana Debose
La Cienega Gregory Haney
Steven Neil Haskell
Kylar Janet Krupin
Skylar Kate Rockwell
Twig Nicolas Womack

Creative

Music  Lin-Manuel Miranda and Tom Kitt
Lyrics Lin-Manuel Miranda and Amanda Green
Book Jeff Whitty
Director and Choreographer Andy Blankenbuehler
Set Designer David Korins
Costume Designer Andrea Lauer
Lighting Designer Jason Lyons
Sound Designer Brian Ronan
Orchestrations Tom Kitt and Alex Lacamoire


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THE ST. JAMES THEATRE
246 West 44th Street
New York, NY 10036

Preview: Jul. 12, 2012 Open: Aug. 1, 2012 Status: Closed Dec. 12, 2012

christmas storyA Christmas Story, the classic Holiday musical about Ralphie, his brother, Randy, who refused to eat, his irascible dad and his caring and exasperated mom, is back in NYC for a limited engagement. The perfect musical for the Holiday Season, which was a huge hit and Tony nominated last year, is at the Theatre at Madison Square Garden. Join Ralphie and the rest of the Parker clan, bully Scut Farkus, friend Flick and the Bumpus dogs for a real treat.

 Synopsis

Ralphie dreams about his ultimate Christmas present- An Official Red Ryder Carbine-Action 200-shot Range Model Air Rifle. It is his Mecca, his Holy Grail, his Nirvana. But there are so many impediments to Ralphie attaining his ultimate Christmas dream. Will her ever get what he really wants? It’s the Golden Age of Radio and Little Orphan Annie, cars with real spar tires and dads who ruled the home as if it were their castle (sort of). This is a must-see musical Christmas treat. A Christmas Story The Musical is a great group stocking stuffer for sure!

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"A Christmas Story"

Cast

TBA

Jean Shepherd
Old Man
Randy
Mother
Miss Shields
Santa Claus 


Creative

Music and Lyrics Benj Pasek and Justin Paul
Book Joseph Robinette
Director John Rando
Choreographer Warren Carlyle
Set Designer Walt Spangler
Costume Designer Elizabeth Hope Clancy
Lighting Designer Howell Binkley
Sound Designer Ken Travis
Orchestrations Larry Blank

 

 


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The Theatre at Madison Square Garden
Four Pennsylvania Plaza
(7th Avenue between W 31st St and W 33rd St)
New York, NY 10001
Preview:    Open: Dec 11, 2013  Status: Closed Dec. 29, 2013

 

Annie

It’s about to be a “Hard Knock Life” once again as Annie, the musical with charm, pizazz and heart returns to Broadway. Directed by Tony Award winner James Lapine, Annie offers a panoramic view of the Depression and New York City through the eyes of he world’s most famous orphan.

Synopsis

Annie, with such Broadway standards as “NYC,” “Easy Street” and “Tomorrow,” will once again bring America’s feisty, red-haired little orphan girl to the stage. The entire gang is back, including the plotting Miss Hannigan, villainous Rooster and commanding but kind Daddy Warbucks. Of course, Annie and Sand are back too! This is a great family favorite that entertains in every way.
Annie, which is based on Harold Gray iconic comic strip “Little Orphan Annie,” features music by Charles Strouse, lyrics by Martin Charnin and book by Thomas Meehan. The musical, which was last revived on Broadway in 1997, won Tonys for Best Musical, Best Original Score and Best Book when it premiered in 1977. This entirely new production will be directed by one of Broadway’s most accomplished directors James Lapine.
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Cast

Annie Lilla Crawford
Molly Emily Rosenfeld
Miss HanniganKatie Finneran
Kate Tyrah Skye Odoms
Daddy WarbucksAnthony Warlow
Tessie Junah Jang
Pepper Georgi James
July Madi Rae DiPietro
Duffy Taylor Richardson
Grace FarrellBrynn O’Malley
Rooster Hannigan Clarke Thorell
Lily St. Regis J. Elaine Marcos

Creative
Music Charles Strouse
Lyrics Martin Charnin
Book Thomas Meehan
Director  James Lapine
Choreography Andy Blankenbuehler
Costume Designer Susan Hilferty
Lighting Designer Donald Holder
Set Designer David Korins
Sound Designer Brian Ronan


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THE PALACE THEATRE
1564 Broadway
New York, NY 10036
Preview: Oct. 3, 2012  Open: Nov. 8, 2012  Status: Closed Jan 5, 2014

 

An Early History Of Fire

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An Early History of Fire, which is written by David Rabe, is a drama about young man named Billy who discovers a new life beyond what he knows and has lived in his medium-sized Midwestern town. Billy has family responsibilities that are limiting his ability to grow. In An Early History of Fire, the young man learns what it takes to break free of those who are stifling his life.

Synopsis

Playwright David Rabe, whose works include Hurlyburly and Streamers, has created a hard-hitting play set in a medium-sized Midwestern town in the early 1960s. Danny, who is in his twenties and living in the home in which he grew up with his German immigrant father, Pop, discovers a whole new life when he connects with a female college student named Karen. In time, she reveals to him that there is a whole new world beyond the one in which he grew up and still lives.

Show Facts

Written by  David Rabe
Director  Jo Bonney
Set Designer Neil Patel
Lighting Designer  Lap Chi Chu
Costume Designer  Theresa Squire
Sound Designer  Ken Travis

Cast

Danny Theo Stockman
Karen Claire van der Boom
Pop Gordon Clapp
Fritz Deema Aitken
Shirley  Erin Darke
Terry Jonny Orsini
Benji Devin Ratray
Jake Dennis Staroselsky
Preview Date apr 05, 2012
Opening Date apr 30, 2012
Closing Date may 26, 2012