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ANNIE
music by Charles Strouse, lyrics by Martin Charnin and book by Thomas Meehan
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| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | Expected Fall 2012 |
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| Director | James LaPine |
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| Sound | Jonathan Deans |
| Producer | Arielle Tepper Madover |
| Synopsis | The musical tells the story of Orphan Annie, a girl whose optimism knows no bounds. Annie lives in an orphanage looked after by the cruel Miss Hannigan, but her life changes when she is selected to spend time in the house of wealthy industrialist Oliver Warbucks. |
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ANYTHING GOES
Music & Lyrics by Cole Porter. Original book by P.G. Wodehouse & Guy Bolton and Howard Lindsay & Russel Crouse. New book by Timothy Crouse & John Weidman.
| Theatre | Stephen Sondheim Theatre |
| Address | 124 W. 43rd Street
(Broadway and 6th Avenue)
New York, NY |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical Comedy |
| Previews from | 10 Mar 2011 |
| Opens | 07 Apr 2011 |
| Booking to | 09 Sep 2012 |
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| Time | Tue 7pm, Wed - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed, Sat & Sun 2pm
Performance schedule may vary. |
| Price $ | Prices range from $92 - $137 |
| Tickets | Buy Tickets |
| Performers | Sutton Foster (Reno Sweeney), Joel Grey (Moonface Martin)
Colin Donnell (Billy Crocker until 19 Feb 2012)
Colin Donnell (Billy Crocker from 21 Feb 2012)
Robert Petkoff (Lord Evelyn Oakleigh), Erin Mackey (Hope Harcourt), Jessica Stone (Erma), Walter Charles (Captain), Robert Creighton (Purser), Andrew Cao (Luke), Raymond J. Lee (John), John McMartin (Elisha Whitney) and Julie Halston (Evangeline Harcourt.) |
| Director | Kathleen Marshall |
| Design | Derek McLane |
| Lighting | Peter Kaczorowski |
| Choreography | Kathleen Marshall |
| Costume | Martin Pakledinaz |
| Sound | Brian Ronan |
| Producer | Roundabout Theatre Company |
| Synopsis | When the S.S. American heads out to sea, etiquette and convention head out the portholes as two unlikely pairs set off on the course to true love. proving that sometimes destiny needs a little help from a crew of singing sailors, an exotic disguise and some good old-fashioned blackmail. |
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BECOMING CHAPLIN
Music and lyrics by Christopher Curtis and book by Thomas Meehan and Christopher Curtis
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| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | Expected in 2012/2013 |
| Opens | Expected in 2012/2013 |
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| Director | Warren Carlyle |
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| Choreography | Bob and Mindy Rich, Roy Gabay and, John and Claire Caudwell |
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| Producer | Robyn Goodman and Aged in Wood Productions. |
| Synopsis | From the slums of London to the heights of Hollywood, the showbiz Broadway musical tells the story of the silent film legend the world couldn't stop talking about - Charlie Chaplin. |
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BIG FISH
Book by John August, based on the novel by Daniel Wallace, with music and lyrics by Andrew Lippa
| Theatre | tba |
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| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical Comedy |
| Previews from | expected Spring 2012 |
| Opens | expected spring 2012 |
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| Director | Susan Stroman |
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| Choreography | Susan Stroman |
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| Producer | Julian Schlossberg and Letty Aronson |
| Synopsis | A fantasy set in the American South, Big Fish centers on the charismatic Edward Bloom, whose impossible stories of his life's epic adventures frustrate his son Will. Now, with Edward on his deathbed, Will must embark on his own journey to find out who his father really is, unraveling the man from the myth, the truth from the tall tales. |
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CHICAGO
Music by John Kander, Lyrics by Fred Ebb, Book by Bob Fosse & Fred Ebb
| Theatre | Ambassador Theatre |
| Address | 219 W. 49th Street
(between Broadway & 8th Avenue)
New York |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 23 Oct 1996 |
| Opens | 14 Nov 1996 |
| Booking to | 01 Jul 2012 |
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| Time | Mon - Tue 8pm & Thu - Sat 8pm, Sun 7pm, Mat: Sat & Sun 2:30pm
Performance times may vary |
| Price $ | Ticket prices range from $136.50 - $69 |
| Tickets | Buy Tickets |
| Performers | Bahiyah Hibah (Velma Kelly), Bianca Marroquin (Roxie Hart), Marco Zuzino (Billy Flynn), Carol Woods (Mama Morton), Chris Sullivan (Amos Hart) and R. Lowe (Mary Sunshine). |
| Director | Walter Bobbie |
| Design | John Lee Beatty |
| Lighting | Ken Billington |
| Choreography | Ann Reinking |
| Costume | William Ivey Long |
| Sound | Scott Lehrer |
| Producer | Barry & Fran Weissler, Jujamcyn Theatres in association with Kordan Productions |
| Synopsis | The musical exploration of murder, greed, corruption, violence, exploitation, adultery and treachery -- all those things that we hold dear to our hearts. Chicago follows not your usual housewife, Roxie Hart, who gains dubious notoriety when she kills her boyfriend, invents her defense and manipulates everyone from her trustworthy husband to the fickle media and the unsuspecting public. Featuring well known songs, 'All That Jazz,' 'Razzle Dazzle' and 'Mr. Cellophane'. |
| Length | 2hrs 30mins |
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| Other Info | Originally opened at Richard Rodgers Theatre, (14 Nov 1996 - 9 Feb 1997)
Moved to Shubert Theatre, (11 Feb 1997 - 26 Jan 2003)
Moved to Ambassador Theatre, (29 Jan 2003 - Present) May be inappropriate for 12 years of age and under.
Children under the age of 4 are not permitted in the theatre |
CINDERELLA
Music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, a new book by Douglas Carter Beane and original book by Oscar Hammerstein II.
| Theatre | tba |
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| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | Expected in 2012/2013 |
| Opens | Expected in 2012/2013 |
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| Director | Mark Brokaw |
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| Producer | Robyn Goodman and Aged in Wood Productions. |
| Synopsis | Re-invents the classic tale of a maid-turned-princes. With pumpkin, glass slippers, Fairy Godmother and other story elements intact, it is now Cinderella's turn to rescue the Prince, reminding us once again that in a cruel world the act that matters most is kindness. |
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CLYBOURNE PARK
by Bruce Norris
| Theatre | Walter Kerr Theatre |
| Address | 219 West 48th Street (Between Broadway & 8th Avenue) New York, NY |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Dark Comedy |
| Previews from | tba |
| Opens | 12 Apr 2012 |
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| Director | Pam MacKinnon |
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| Choreography | Ann Reinking |
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| Synopsis | In 1959 a white family moves out. In 2009, a white family moves in. In the intervening years, change overtakes a neighborhood, along with attitudes, inhabitants and property values. Loosely inspired by Lorraine Hansberry's 'A Raisin in the Sun,' this pitch-black comedy from Bruce Norris takes on the specter of gentrification in one of America's most recognizable communities - leaving no stone unturned in the process. |
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DETROIT
by Lisa D'Amour
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| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Drama |
| Previews from | Expected in fall 2011 |
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| Director | Austin Pendleton |
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| Producer | Jeffrey Richards, Jerry Frankel, and Debbie Bisno, in association with Steppenwolf Theatre Company |
| Synopsis | In a 'first ring' suburb outside a mid-sized American city, Ben and Mary fire up the grill to welcome the new neighbors who've moved into the long-empty house next door. The fledgling friendship soon veers out of control - with unexpected consequences. |
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DINER
Based on the 1982 MGM movie. Book by Barry Levinson, music and lyrics by Sheryl Crow
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| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | Expected fall of 2012 |
| Opens | Expected fall of 2012 |
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| Director | Kathleen Marshall |
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| Choreography | Kathleen Marshall |
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| Producer | BASE Entertainment |
| Synopsis | It's Christmas 1959 in Baltimore and six high school buddies, now in their twenties, reunite as the second member of the group is about to tie the knot. Trying to deal with their new responsibilities, the group has awkwardly stumbled into adulthood and the only place they can make sense of their new lives is at their old hangout, The Fells Point Diner. |
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DON'T DRESS FOR DINNER
by Marc Camoletti, adapted by Robin Hawdon
| Theatre | American Airlines Theatre |
| Address | 227 W. 42nd Street
(Between 7th & 8th Aves)
New York |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Comedy/Farce |
| Previews from | 30 Mar 2012 |
| Opens | 26 Apr 2012 |
| Booking to | 17 Jun 2012 |
| Closes | 17 Jun 2012 |
| Time | Tue - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed, Sat and Sun 2pm
Schedule may vary |
| Price $ | Ticket prices range from $67 - $117 |
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| Director | John Tillinger |
| Design | John Lee Beatty |
| Lighting | Ken Billington |
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| Costume | Jess Goldstein |
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| Producer | Roundabout Theatre Company, in association with Damian Arnold. |
| Synopsis | Bernard's plans for a romantic rendezvous with his mistress are complete with a gourmet caterer and an alibi courtesy of his friend, Robert. But when Bernard's wife learns that Robert will be visiting for the weekend, she decides to stay in town for a surprise tryst of her own. setting the stage for a collision course of hidden identities and outrageous infidelities. |
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END OF THE RAINBOW
by Peter Quilter
| Theatre | Belasco Theatre |
| Address | 111 W. 44th Street
(between Broadway & 6th Avenue)
New York, NY 10036 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Drama |
| Previews from | 19 Mar 2012 |
| Opens | 02 Apr 2012 |
| Booking to | 02 Sep 2012 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Mon - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm
From 9 Apr: Tue 7pm, Wed 8p, Thu 7pm, Fri & Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm, Sun 3pm
Extra perf: Thu 5 Jul 2pm
Time change: Mon 12 Apr 7pm, Thu 5 Jul 8pm
No perf: Wed 4 Jul 8pm
Performance schedule may vary |
| Price $ | Ticket prices range from $126.50 - $31.50 |
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| Performers | Tracie Bennett (Judy Garland), Michael Cumpsty (Anthony), Tom Pelphrey (Mickey), Jay Russell |
| Director | Terry Johnson |
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| Producer | Lee Dean, Laurence Myers, Jenny Topper and Joey Parnes |
| Synopsis | Set in December 1968 and Judy Garland is about to make her comeback... again. In a London hotel room preparing for a series of concerts, with both her new young fiance and her adoring accompanist, Garland struggles to get 'beyond the rainbow' with her signature cocktail of talent, tenacity, and razor-sharp wit. Despite a series of failed marriages and a ruined Hollywood career, she remains a tough and remarkable woman, armed with a legendary razor-sharp wit and a real understanding of the demons that possess her. Yet, within six months, she will be dead at the age of just 47, her body wrecked by the legendary amounts of drink & drugs she had been consuming since a teenager. |
| Length | 2hrs 10mins |
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EVITA
Score by Andrew Lloyd Webber, lyrics by Tim Rice
| Theatre | Marquis Theatre |
| Address | 1535 Broadway
(between 45th and 46th Street)
New York |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 12 Mar 2012 |
| Opens | 05 Apr 2012 |
| Booking to | 30 Dec 2012 |
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| Time | Mon - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm
Performance schedule may vary |
| Price $ | Prices range from $140 - $65 |
| Tickets | Buy Tickets |
| Performers | Ricky Martin (Che), Elena Roger (Eva Peron), Michael Cerveris (Juan Peron), Max Von Essen (Magaldi), Rachel Potter (Mistress), Ashley Amber, George Lee Andrews, Wendi Bergamini, Eric L. Christian, Kristine Covillo, Colin Cunliffe, Margot de La Barre, Bradley Dean, Melanie Field, Jennie Ford, Bahiyah Sayyed Gaines, Constantine Germanacos, Laurel Harris, Nick Kenkel, Brad Little, Erica Mansfield, Emily Mechler, Sydney Morton, Jessica Lea Patty, Aleks Pevec, Kristie Dale Sanders, Timothy Shew, Michaeljon Slinger, Johnny Stellard, Alex Michael Stoll, Daniel Torres and Matt Wall.
Christina DeCicco(alternate/standby for Eva Peron. Alternate performances to be announced) |
| Director | Michael Grandage |
| Design | Christopher Oram |
| Lighting | Neil Austin |
| Choreography | Rob Ashford |
| Costume | Christopher Oram |
| Sound | Mick Potter |
| Producer | Hal Luftig and Scott Sanders |
| Synopsis | Eva Peron used her beauty and charisma to rise meteorically from the slums of Argentina to the presidential mansion as First Lady. She won international acclaim and adoration from her own people as a champion of the poor, while glamour, power and greed made her the world's first major political celebrity. |
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FAT PIG
by Neil LaBute
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| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Dark Comedy |
| Previews from | Expected 2011/2012 season |
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| Design | Neil Patel |
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| Producer | Aldo Scrofani and Heather Provost |
| Synopsis | Tells the story of Tom (Hamilton), a very eligible bachelor who falls for the beautiful, bright and plus-sized Helen. Tom is overjoyed with his new relationship but his shallow co-workers are less enthusiastic. Tom shrugs off their objections but eventually the cruel jabs of his acerbic friend Carter (Cook) and Jeannie, a former flame, force him to question his own values and the importance of conventional good looks. |
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THE ANARCHIST
by David Mamet
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| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Drama |
| Previews from | Expected in the Fall of 2012 |
| Opens | Expected in the Fall of 2012 |
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| Director | David Mamet |
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| Producer | Jeffrey Richards and Jerry Frankel |
| Synopsis | Patti LuPone (Cathy), Laurie Metcalf (Ann) |
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THE BEST MAN
by Gore Vidal
| Theatre | Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre |
| Address | 236 West 45th Street
Between Broadway and 8th Avenue
New York, NY 10036 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Drama |
| Previews from | 06 Mar 2012 |
| Opens | 01 Apr 2012 |
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| Performers | James Earl Jones (Arthur Hockstader), Candice Bergen (Alice Russell), Angela Lansbury (Mrs. Gamadge), John Larroquette (William Russell), Michael Mckean (Dick Jensen), Eric Mccormack (Joseph Cantwell), Kerry Butler (Mabel Cantwell), Jefferson Mays, Dakin Matthews and Donna Hanover. |
| Director | Michael Wilson |
| Design | Derek McLane |
| Lighting | Kenneth Posner |
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| Costume | Ann Roth |
| Sound | John Gromada |
| Producer | Jeffrey Richards, Jerry Frankel, Michael B. Rothfeld (Eagle Productions), and Darren Bagert (Infinity Stages), |
| Synopsis | William Russell and Joe Cantwell are the two leading candidates for the presidential nomination of an unspecified political party. Both have potentially fatal vulnerabilities. |
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THE BOOK OF MORMON
book, music and lyrics by Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Robert Lopez
| Theatre | Eugene O'Neill Theatre |
| Address | 230 W. 49th Street
(Between Broadway & 8th Ave)
New York, NY |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical Comedy |
| Previews from | 24 Feb 2011 |
| Opens | 24 Mar 2011 |
| Booking to | 10 Feb 2013 |
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| Time | Tue - Thu 7pm, Fri & Sat 8pm, Sun 7pm, Sat & Sun 2pm
Performance schedule may vary |
| Price $ | Prices range from $69 - $155 |
| Tickets | Buy Tickets |
| Performers | Principal cast: Josh Gad (Elder Cunningham), Andrew Rannells (Elder Price), Nikki M. James (Nabalungi), Rory O'Malley (Elder McKinley, Michael Potts (Mafala Hatimbi), Lewis Cleale (Price's Dad), Brian Tyree Henry (General). |
| Director | Casey Nicholaw and Trey Parker |
| Design | Scott Pask |
| Lighting | Brian MacDevitt |
| Choreography | Casey Nicholaw |
| Costume | Ann Roth |
| Sound | Brian Ronan |
| Producer | Scott Rudin and Anne Garefino |
| Synopsis | Follows a pair of mismatched Mormon boys sent on a mission to a place that's about as far from Salt Lake City as you can get. |
| Length | 2hrs 30mins |
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THE COLUMNIST
by David Auburn
| Theatre | Samuel J. Friedman Theatre |
| Address | 261 West 47th Street
(Between Broadway & 8th Avenue)
New York, NY 10036 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Drama |
| Previews from | 03 Apr 2012 |
| Opens | 25 Apr 2012 |
| Booking to | 03 Jun 2012 |
| Closes | 03 Jun 2012 |
| Time | Tue 7pm, Wed - Sat 8pm, Sun 7pm, Mat: Sat & Sun 2pm
From 30 Apr: Tue & Wed 7pm, Thu - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed, Sat & Sun 2pm
Extra Perfe: Wed 18 Apr 2pm
Time Change: Wed 25 Apr 6:45pm, Wed 23 May 1pm
No Perf: Sun 22 Apr 7pm
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| Price $ | Ticket prices range from $116 - $57 |
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| Performers | John Lithgow (Joseph Alsop) |
| Director | tba |
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| Producer | Manhattan Theatre Club |
| Synopsis | Columnists are kings in midcentury America and Joseph Alsop wears the crown. Joe is beloved, feared and courted in equal measure by the Washington political world at whose center he sits. But as the '60s dawn and America undergoes dizzying change, the intense political drama Joe is embroiled in becomes deeply personal as well. |
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