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DEATH OF A SALESMAN
by Arthur Miller
| Theatre | Ethel Barrymore Theatre |
| Address | 243 W 47th Street
(Between Broadway & 8th Ave)
New York |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Drama |
| Previews from | 03 Feb 2012 |
| Opens | 15 Mar 2012 |
| Booking to | 02 Jun 2012 |
| Closes | 02 Jun 2012 |
| Time | Mon - Sat 8pm, Mat: Sat 2pm
From 19 Mar 2012: Tue 7pm, Wed 8pm, Thu 7pm, Fri & Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm
Performance schedule may vary |
| Price $ | Tickets range in price from $131.50 - $46.50 |
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| Performers | Philip Seymour Hoffman (Willy Loman), Linda Emond (Linda Loman), Andrew Garfield (Biff Loman), Finn Wittrock (Happy), Fran Kranz (Bernard), Bill Camp (Charley), John Glover (Ben), Glenn Fleshler (Stanley) and Stephanie Janssen (Miss Forsythe). |
| Director | Mike Nichols |
| Design | Jo Mielziner |
| Lighting | Brian MacDevitt |
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| Costume | Ann Roth |
| Sound | Scott Lehrer |
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| Synopsis | Set in 1940s New York, it is the story of Willy Loman, an ageing salesman whose grasp on the reality of his life is slipping away. Through the drama of his family quarrels, replayed in his head, we see the ways in which the flaws of one generation are imprinted on the next. |
| Length | 2hrs 40mins |
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GHOST THE MUSICAL
Based on the Paramount pictures film. Music and lyrics by Dave Stewart and Glen Ballard. Bruce Joel Rubin adapts his original screen play for the stage and co-writes the lyrics.
| Theatre | Lunt-Fontanne Theatre |
| Address | 205 West 46th Street
(between Broadway & 8th Avenue)
New York, NY 10036 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical Comedy |
| Previews from | 15 Mar 2012 |
| Opens | 23 Apr 2012 |
| Booking to | 21 Oct 2012 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Mon - Sat 8pm, Mat: Sat 2pm
From 23 Apr: Mon 8pm, Tue 7pm, Wed - Sat8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm
Performance schedule may vary |
| Price $ | Tickets range in price from$65.50 -$145.50 |
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| Performers | Richard Fleeshman (Sam Wheat) , Caissie Levy (Molly Jensen), Bryce Pinkham (Carl Bruner), Da'Vine Joy Randolph (Oda Mae Brown), Tyler McGee, Lance Roberts, Moya Angela, Jason Babinsky, Michael Balderrama, James Brown III, Stephen Carrasco, Jeremy Davis, Sharona D'Ornellas, Josh Franklin, Albert Guerzon, Afra Hines, Carly Hughes, Karen Hyland, Alison Luff, Vasthy Mompoint, Jennifer Noble, Joe Aaron Reid, Constantine Rousouli, Jennifer Sanchez, Daniel Watts, and Jesse Wildman. |
| Director | Matthew Warchus |
| Design | Rob Howell |
| Lighting | Hugh Vanstone |
| Choreography | Ashley Wallen |
| Costume | Rob Howell |
| Sound | Bobby Aitken |
| Producer | Colin Ingram Productions Limited and David Garfinkle with Adam Silberman; Land Line Productions, Donovan Mannato, Michael Edwards & Carole Winter in association with Paramount Pictures Corporation and ATG/Robert G. Bartner. |
| Synopsis | Walking back to their apartment one night, Sam and Molly are mugged, leaving Sam murdered on a dark street. Sam is trapped as a ghost between this world and the next and unable to leave Molly who he learns is in grave danger. With the help of a phony storefront psychic, Oda Mae Brown, Sam tries to communicate with Molly in the hope of saving and protecting her. |
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| Other Info | Musical supervision and arrangements by Christopher Nightingale, illusions by Paul Kieve and projection design by Jon Driscoll. |
GODSPELL
Book by John-Michael Tebelak, with music and new lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
| Theatre | Circle in the Square |
| Address | 1633 Broadway
(Between Broadway and 8th Avenue - at 50th Street)
New York, NY 10019 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 13 Oct 2011 |
| Opens | 07 Nov 2011 |
| Booking to | 02 Sep 2012 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Tue 7pm, Thu - Sat 8pm, Sun 7:30pm, Mat: Wed 2pm, Sat & Sun 2:30pm
Performance times may vary |
| Price $ | Ticket prices range from $125 - $135 |
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| Performers | Hunter Parrish (Jesus), Telly Leung, Uzo Aduba, Nick Blaemire, Morgan James, Wallace Smith (Judas), Lindsay Mendez, Celisse Henderson, Anna Maria Perez de Tagle and George Salazar. |
| Director | Daniel Goldstein |
| Design | David Korins |
| Lighting | Ben Stanton |
| Choreography | Christopher Gattelli |
| Costume | Miranda Hoffman |
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| Producer | Ken Davenport and The People of Godspell. |
| Synopsis | A modern-day version of the gospel of Matthew. John the Baptist calls a group of young disciples to leave their daily lives and follow Jesus the Christ. Jesus explains the gospel to his followers, leading them in acting out the parables using song, mime and comedy. |
| Length | 2hrs 15mins |
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HARVEY
by Mary Chase
| Theatre | Studio 54 |
| Address | 254 W. 54th Street
(Between Broadway and 8th Ave)
New York, NY |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Comedy |
| Previews from | 18 May 2012 |
| Opens | 14 Jun 2012 |
| Booking to | 05 Aug 2012 |
| Closes | 05 Aug 2012 |
| Time | Tue - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed, Sat & Sun 2pm
Performance schedule may vary |
| Price $ | Tickets range in price from $122 - $37 |
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| Performers | Jim Parsons (Elwood P. Dowd), Jessica Hecht (Veta Louise Simmons) and Charles Kimbrough (William R. Chumley, M.D.) |
| Director | Scott Ellis |
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| Producer | Roundabout Theatre Company in association with Don Gregory |
| Synopsis | Charming and kind, Elwood P. Dowd has only one character flaw: an unwavering friendship with a 6-foot-tall, invisible white rabbit named Harvey. In order to save the family's social reputation, Elwood's sister Veta takes Elwood to the local sanatorium. But when the doctors mistakenly commit his anxiety-ridden sister, Elwood - and Harvey - slip out of the hospital unbothered, setting off a whirlwind of confusion and chaos as everyone in town tries to catch a man and his invisible rabbit. |
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HOUDINI
Music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, book by Aaron Sorkin
| Theatre | tba |
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| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | Expected in 2013/2014 |
| Opens | Expected in 2013/2014 |
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| Time | tba |
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| Performers | Hugh Jackman (Houdini) |
| Director | Jack O'Brien |
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| Producer | Scott Sanders and David Rockwell |
| Synopsis | An original and contemporary look at the life and death of Houdini - America's first superstar. |
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HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING
music and lyrics by Frank Loesser, book by Abe Burrows, Jack Weinstock and Willie Gilbert
| Theatre | Al Hirschfeld Theatre |
| Address | 302 West 45th Street
(between 8th and 9th Avenues)
New York NY 10036 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical Comedy |
| Previews from | 26 Feb 2011 |
| Opens | 27 Mar 2011 |
| Booking to | 01 Jul 2012 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Tue 7pm, Wed 8pm, Thu 7pm, Fri & Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm, Sun 3pm |
| Price $ | Prices range from $52 - $132 |
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| Performers | Nick Jonas (J. Pierrepont Finch), Beau Bridges (J. B. Biggley), Michael Urie (Bud Frump), Tammy Blanchard (Hedy La Rue), Rob Bartlett (Twimble/Wally Womper), Mary Faber (Smitty), Ellen Harvey (Miss Jones), Michael Park (Bert Bratt), Rose Hemingway (Rosemary Pilkington) and featuring the voice of Anderson Cooper as the narrator. |
| Director | Rob Ashford |
| Design | Derek McLane |
| Lighting | Howell Binkley |
| Choreography | Rob Ashford |
| Costume | Catherine Zuber |
| Sound | Jon Weston |
| Producer | Broadway Across America, Craig Zadan and Neil Meron |
| Synopsis | Following the advice of a book entitled 'How to Succeed in Business' a young window-cleaner, J. Pierrepont Finch, begins a meteoric rise from the mail-room to Vice President of Advertising at the World-Wide Wicket Company. Finch's unorthodox and morally-questionable business practices jeopardize not only his career but also his romance with Secretary Rosemary Pilkington |
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JERSEY BOYS
Book by Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice, score by Bob Gaudio and lyrics by Bob Crewe.
| Theatre | August Wilson Theatre |
| Address | 245 W. 52nd Street
(between Broadway & 8th Avenue)
New York NY |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 04 Oct 2005 |
| Opens | 06 Nov 2005 |
| Booking to | 01 Jul 2012 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Tue - Thu 7pm, Fri & Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm, Sun 3pm
Performance times can vary |
| Price $ | Ticket prices range from $62 - $147 |
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| Performers | Matt Bogart (Nick Massi), Andy Karl (Tommy DeVito), Jarrod Spector (Frankie Valli) and Quinn VanAntwerp (Bob Gaudio) as The Four Seasons; with Peter Gregus (Bob Crewe) and Mark Lotito (Gyp DeCarlo). |
| Director | Des McAnuff |
| Design | Klara Zieglerova |
| Lighting | Howell Binkley |
| Choreography | Sergio Trujillo |
| Costume | Jess Goldstein |
| Sound | Steve Canyon Kennedy |
| Producer | Dodger Theatricals, Joseph J. Grano, Tamara and Kevin Kinsella |
| Synopsis | Based on the life story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons: Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio, Tommy DeVito and Nick Massi. The musical chronicles the lives of a group of blue-collar boys from the wrong side of the tracks who became one of the biggest American pop music sensations of all time. They wrote their own songs, invented their own sounds and sold 175 million records worldwide - all before they were thirty. Features their hit songs 'Sherry', 'Big Girls Don't Cry', 'Rag Doll', 'Oh What a Night' and 'Can't Take My Eyes Off of You' |
| Length | 2hrs 30mins |
| Review | Review |
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JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR
Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber. Lyrics by Tim Rice
| Theatre | Neil Simon Theatre |
| Address | 250 W. 52nd Street (Between Broadway & 8th Avenue) New York, NY 10019 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 01 Mar 2012 |
| Opens | 22 Mar 2012 |
| Booking to | 01 Jul 2012 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Mon 8pm, Tue 7pm, Wed - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm
From Mon 26 Mar: Tue - Thu 7pm, Fri & Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm, Sun 3pm
Time Change: Thu 22 Mar 7pm
Performance schedule may vary |
| Price $ | Ticket prices range from $62 - $142 |
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| Performers | Paul Nolan (Jesus Christ), Josh Young (Judas Iscariot), Chilina Kennedy (Mary Magdalene), Tom Hewitt (Pontius Pilate), Bruce Dow (King Herod), Marcus Nance (Caiaphas), Aaron Walpole (Annas), Matt Alfano (Thaddeus), Mary Antonini (Elizabeth), Karen Burthwright (Ruth), Jacqueline Burtney (Mary - Martha's Sister), Mark Cassius (Matthew), Ryan Gifford (Bartholomew), Kaylee Harwood (Sarah), Jeremy Kushnier (James the Lesser/Priest), Mike Nadajewski (Peter), Melissa O'Neil (Martha/Maid by the Fire), Laurin Padolina (Rachel), Katrina Reynolds (Esther), Jaz Sealey (Thomas), Jason Sermonia (John), Julius Sermonia (James), Lee Siegel (Simon Zealotes), Jonathan Winsby (Phillip), Sandy Winsby (Andrew) and Krista Leis and Matthew Rossoff as swings. |
| Director | Des McAnuff |
| Design | Robert Brill |
| Lighting | Howell Binkley |
| Choreography | Lisa Shriver |
| Costume | Paul Tazewell |
| Sound | Steve Canyon Kennedy |
| Producer | Dodger Properties and the Really Useful Group present the Stratford Shakespeare Festival production. |
| Synopsis | Tells the story of the last week of Christ's life. The zeal with which Christ's followers are hailing him as the Son of God becomes a source of dismay to his disciple Judas Iscariot. Fearing that this tide of religious fervor will provoke brutal repression by the occupying Romans, Judas must make his fateful choice between faith and betrayal. |
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LEAP OF FAITH
music by Alan Menken, lyrics by Glenn Slater, book by Warren Leight and Janus Cercone, a musical adaptation of the Paramount 1992 movie of the same name
| Theatre | St. James Theatre |
| Address | 246 W. 44th Street
(Between Broadway and 8th Avenue)
New York |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 03 Apr 2012 |
| Opens | 26 Apr 2012 |
| Booking to | 30 Dec 2012 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Mon - Sat 8pm, Mat: Sat 2pm
From 30 Apr: Tue 7pm, Wed 8pm, Thu 7pm, Fri - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm & Sun 3pm
Extra Perf: Wed 25 Apr 2pm, Fri 23 Nov 2pm
Time Change: Thu 26 Apr 6:45pm, Sun 10 Jun 2pm
No Perf: Fri 27 Apr 8pm, Thu 22 Nov 7pm
Performance schedule may vary. |
| Price $ | Prices range from: $47 - $137 |
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| Performers | Raul Esparza (Jonas Nightingale), Jessica Phillips (Marla Humes) and Kendra Kassebaum (Sam) |
| Director | Christopher Ashley |
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| Choreography | Sergio Trujillo |
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| Producer | Michael Manheim, James D. Stern, Douglas L. Meyer, Tom Viertel / Marc Routh / Richard Frankel / Steven Baruch, Jujamcyn Theaters, Annette Niemtzow / S. Silva, Daryl Roth/Robert G. Bartner, Debi Coleman, Dancap Productions Inc. andCenter Theatre Group in association with Steve Kaplan, Vera Guerin, Independent Presenters Network, Relativity Media, LLC, Richard J. Stern and Pamela Cooper, Diana Buckhantz. |
| Synopsis | The story of Jonas Nightengale, a fraudulent Christian faith healer whose traveling ministry breaks down in a small Kansas town. Jonas quickly pitches a tent and invites the locals to a revival. The sheriff is determined to stop Jonas from separating the townspeople from their money, but Jonas' real challenge arises when he meets the pretty waitress Marva and her son, whose love forces an ultimate cynic to take a real leap of faith. |
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LION KING, THE
Music by Elton John, Additional Music by Hans Zimmer, Lebo M, Mark Mancina, and Jay Rifkin, Lyrics by Tim Rice, Book by Roger Allers and Irene Mecchi.
| Theatre | Minskoff Theatre |
| Address | 214 West 42nd Street
(between 7th and 8th Avenue)
New York, NY 10036 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 15 Oct 1997 |
| Opens | 13 Nov 1997 |
| Booking to | 19 Aug 2012 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Tue & Wed 7pm, Thu - Sat 8pm, Sun 6:30pm, Mat: Sat 2pm & Sun 1pm
Performance times can vary |
| Price $ | Ticket prices range from $106.75 -$136.75 |
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| Performers | Gareth Saxe (Scar), Alton Fitzgerald White (Mufasa), Tshidi Manye (Rafiki), Jeff Binder (Zazu), Ben Jeffrey (Pumbaa), Fred Berman (Timon), Adam Jacobs (Simba), Chauntee Schuler (Nala), James Brown-Orleans (Banzai), Bonita J. Hamilton (Shenzi), Enrique Segura (Ed) and Alphonso Romero Jones II and Judah Bellamy (Young Simba), and, Khail Toi Bryant and Shaylin Becton (Young Nala). |
| Director | Julie Taymor |
| Design | Richard Hudson |
| Lighting | Donald Holder |
| Choreography | Garth Fagan |
| Costume | Michael Curry |
| Sound | Steve Canyon Kennedy |
| Producer | Walt Disney Theatrical Productions |
| Synopsis | The Lion King tells the story of the epic adventures of a young lion cub named Simba as he struggles to accept the responsibilities of adulthood and his destined role as king. |
| Length | 2hrs 40mins |
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MAGIC/BIRD
by Eric Simonson
| Theatre | Longacre Theatre |
| Address | 220 W. 48th Street
(Between and 8th Avenue)
New York, NY 10036 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Drama |
| Previews from | 27 Feb 2012 |
| Opens | 21 Mar 2012 |
| Booking to | tba |
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| Performers | Tug Coker (Larry Bird), Kevin Daniels (Earvin 'Magic' Johnson), Deirdre O'Connell (Georgia Bird/Shelly/Patricia Moore), Peter Scolari (Red Auerbach/Jerry Buss/Pat Riley), Rob Ray Manning Jr. (Michael Cooper/Henry Alvarado/Frank) and Francois Battiste (Jon Lennox/Ron Baxter/Willy). |
| Director | Thomas Kail |
| Design | David Korins |
| Lighting | Howell Binkley |
| Choreography | |
| Costume | Paul Tazewell |
| Sound | Nevin Steinberg |
| Producer | Fran Kirmser and Tony Ponturo. |
| Synopsis | Two of the greatest basketball players of all-time battled for three championships, bragging rights, and the future of their sport in the 1980s. Johnson and Bird electrified the nation on the court, reinvigorated the NBA, and turned their rivalry into one of the greatest and most famous friendships in professional sports. |
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MAMMA MIA!
Music & Lyrics by Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus, Book by Catherine Johnson
| Theatre | Winter Garden Theatre |
| Address | 1634 Broadway New York, NY 10019 (between West 50th & 51st Streets) |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 05 Oct 2001 |
| Opens | 18 Oct 2001 |
| Booking to | 09 Jun 2012 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Mon & Wed - Sat 8pm, Sun 7pm, Mat: Sat & Sun 2pm
Performance times may vary. |
| Price $ | Ticket prices range from$127.50 - $69.50 |
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| Performers | Lisa Brescia (Donna Sheridan), John Hemphill (Sam Carmichael), Jennifer Perry (Rosie), Judy McLane (Tanya), Liana Hunt (Sophie Sheridan), Jordan Dean (Sky), Halle Mores (Lisa), Traci Victoria (Ali), Jacob Pinion (Pepper), David Beach (Harry Bright) and Patrick Boll (Bill Austin). |
| Director | Phyllida Lloyd |
| Design | Mark Thompson |
| Lighting | Howard Harrison |
| Choreography | Anthony Van Laast |
| Costume | Lucy Gaiger and Scott Traugott |
| Sound | Andrew Bruce and Bobby Aitken |
| Producer | Judy Craymer, Richard East and Bjrn Ulvaeus for Littlestar in association with Universal. |
| Synopsis | Inspired by the songs of ABBA. This original musical is a story of family and friendship as it unfolds on a tiny Greek island. On the eve of her wedding, a daughter's quest to discover the identity of her father brings three men from her mother's past back to the island they last visited twenty years ago. |
| Length | 2hrs 30mins |
| Review | Review |
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MARY POPPINS
Based on the stories by P.L. Travers and the 1964 Walt Disney film with music and lyrics by Richard M Sherman and Robert B Sherman; Additional new songs, music and lyrics by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe; Book by Julian Fellowes.
| Theatre | New Amsterdam Theatre |
| Address | 214 West 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036 (between 7th and 8th Avenue.) |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 14 Oct 2006 |
| Opens | 16 Nov 2006 |
| Booking to | 19 Aug 2012 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Tue - Thu 7pm, Fri & Sat 8pm, Sun 6:30pm, Mat: Sat 2pm & Sun 1pm Please note - performance schedule does vary. |
| Price $ | Ticket prices range from $69.75 - $129.75 |
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| Performers | Steffanie Leigh (Mary Poppins), Gavin Lee (Bert), Karl Kenzler (Mr. Banks), Megan Osterhaus (Mrs. Banks), Valerie Boyle (Mrs. Brill), Ann Arvia (Bird Woman), Andrew Keenan-Bolger (Robertson Ay), Ruth Gottschall (Miss Andrew) and Jonathan Freeman (Admiral Boom). Brigid Harrington, Kara Oate and Rozi Baker alternate in the role of 'Jane Banks.' Anthony Scarpone-Lambert, David Gabriel Lerner and Lewis Grosso alternate in the role of 'Michael Banks.' |
| Director | Richard Eyre, co-direction by Matthew Bourne |
| Design | Bob Crowley |
| Lighting | Howard Harrison |
| Choreography | Matthew Bourne, with additional choreography by Stephen Mear |
| Costume | Bob Crowley |
| Sound | Steve Canyon Kennedy |
| Producer | Thomas Schumacher for Disney Theatrical Productions, and Cameron Mackintosh |
| Synopsis | Growing up in London in 1910, the Banks children, Jane and Michael need a nanny, and they write an advertisement to put in The Times stipulating that she must 'have a cheery disposition. Rosy cheeks, no warts. Play games, all sorts.' Of course when she arrives, the games Mary Poppins has in mind are not at all what the children expected, but are nonetheless 'extremely diverting.' |
| Length | 2hrs 50mins |
| Review | Review |
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MEMPHIS
Concept by George W. George, book & lyrics by Joe DiPietro, music & lyrics by David Bryan.
| Theatre | Shubert Theatre |
| Address | 225 West 44th Street
(Between Broadway and 8th Avenue)
New York NY 10036 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 23 Sep 2009 |
| Opens | 19 Oct 2009 |
| Booking to | 29 Jul 2012 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Tue 7pm,Wed - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm, Sun 3pm
Extra perf: Sun 19 Feb 7:30pm
Time Change: Sun 19 Feb 2pm
No Perf: Wed 15 Feb 8pm
Performance schedule may vary |
| Price $ | Prices range from $131.50 - $41.50 |
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| Performers | Adam Pascal (Huey Calhoun), Montego Glover (Felicia Farrell), Derrick Baskin (Gator), Christopher Jackson (Delray Jones), James Monroe Iglehart (Bobby), John Jellison (Mr. Simmons) and Cass Morgan (Mamma). |
| Director | Christopher Ashley |
| Design | David Gallo |
| Lighting | Howell Binkley |
| Choreography | Sergio Trujillo |
| Costume | Paul Tazewell |
| Sound | Ken Travis |
| Producer | Junkyard Dog Productions and Barbara and Buddy Freitag in association with Marleen and Kenny Alhadeff, Demos Bizar Entertainment and Dancap Productions. |
| Synopsis | Follows the fictionalized life story of young, white radio disc jockey Huey Calhoon growing up in Memphis, Tennessee in the 1950's. An unlikely hero with a great love of the music he hears in the black bars on Beale Street, Huey's on-air antics and unstoppable enthusiasm for 'race records' creates a new white audience for African-American music. |
| Length | 2hrs 30mins |
| Review | Review |
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NEWSIES
Score by Alan Menken, lyrics by Jack Feldman, book by Harvey Fierstein
| Theatre | Nederlander Theatre |
| Address | 208 W. 41st Street
(Between 7th & 8th Avenue)
New York, NY 10036 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 15 Mar 2012 |
| Opens | 29 Mar 2012 |
| Booking to | 03 Jun 2012 |
| Closes | 03 Jun 2012 |
| Time | Mon 7pm, Wed 7:30pm, Fri & Sat 8pm, Sun 6:30 pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm, Sun 1pm
Performance times may vary |
| Price $ | Prices range from: $91 - $123 |
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| Performers | Jeremy Jordan (Jack Kelly), John Dossett (Joseph Pulitzer), Kara Lindsay (Katherine Plumber), Ben Fankhauser (Davey), Andrew Keenan-Bolger (Crutchie), Capathia Jenkins (Medda), and, Lewis Grosso and Matthew Schechter (alternating the role of Les).
The ensemble will feature Aaron J. Albano, Mark Aldrich, Tommy Bracco, John E. Brady, Ryan Breslin, Kevin Carolan, Caitlyn Caughell, Kyle Coffman, Mike Faist, Michael Fatica, Julie Foldesi, Garett Hawe, Thayne Jasperson, Evan Kasprzak, Jess Le Protto, Stuart Marland, Andy Richardson, Jack Scott, Ryan Steele, Brendon Stimson, Nick Sullivan, Ephraim Sykes, Laurie Veldheer, Alex Wong and Stuart Zagnit. |
| Director | Jeff Calhoun |
| Design | Tobin Ost |
| Lighting | Jeff Croiter |
| Choreography | Christopher Gattelli |
| Costume | Jess Goldstein |
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| Producer | Disney Theatrical Productions |
| Synopsis | Set in New York City at the turn of the century, Newsies tells the tale of Jack Kelly, a charismatic newsboy and leader of a ragged band of teenaged 'newsies,' who dreams only of a better life far from the hardship of the streets. But when publishing titans Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst raise distribution prices at the newsboys' expense, Jack finds a cause to fight for and rallies newsies from across the city to strike for what's right. |
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NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT
Book by Joe DiPietro, music by George Gershwin, with lyrics by Ira Gershwin.
| Theatre | Imperial Theatre |
| Address | 249 West 45th Street
(Between Broadway and 8th Avenue)
New York NY 10036 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical Comedy |
| Previews from | 29 Mar 2012 |
| Opens | 24 Apr 2012 |
| Booking to | 02 Jun 2012 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Tue - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm
From 30 Apr: Tue 7pm, Wed 8pm, Thu 7pm, Fri & Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm, Sun 3pm
Extra Perf: Mon 9 Apr 8pm, Mon 16 Apr 8pm, Mon 23 April 8pm
Time Change: Tue 24 Apr 6:30pm
No Perf: Tue 10 Apr 8pm, Wed 25 Apr 2pm, Sun 10 Jun 3pm |
| Price $ | tba |
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| Performers | Matthew Broderick (Jimmy Winter ), Kelli O'Hara (Billie Bendix), Judy Kaye (Estonia Dulworth, The Duchess of Woodford), Michael McGrath (Cookie McGee), Jennifer Laura Thompson (Eileen Evergreen), Terry Beaver (Senator Max Evergreen), Robyn Hurder (Jeannie Muldoon), Stanley Wayne Mathis (Chief Berry), Chris Sullivan (Duke Mahoney), Estelle Parsons (Millicent Winter), Cameron Adams, Clyde Alves, Jason DePinto, Kimberly Faure, Stephanie Martignetti, Barrett Martin, Michael X. Martin, Vivian Nixon, Adam Perry, Jeffrey Schecter, Jennifer Smith, Joey Sorge, Samantha Sturm and Kristen Beth Williams. |
| Director | Kathleen Marshall |
| Design | Derek McLane |
| Lighting | Peter Kaczorowski |
| Choreography | Kathleen Marshall |
| Costume | Martin Pakledinaz |
| Sound | Brian Ronan |
| Producer | Roger Berlind, Sonia Friedman, Roy Furman and Scott Landis. |
| Synopsis | Set in the 1920's it tells the story of Billie Bendix, a tough-as-nails bootlegger who meets wealthy playboy Jimmy Winter on the weekend of his nuptials. Mayhem ensues. |
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ONCE
Music and lyrics by Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova, with book by Enda Walsh
| Theatre | Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre |
| Address | 242 W. 45th Street (Between Broadway and 8th Ave) |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 28 Feb 2012 |
| Opens | 18 Mar 2012 |
| Booking to | 18 Nov 2012 |
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| Time | Tue - Thu 7pm, Fri & Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm, Sun 3pm
Time Change: Sun 18 Mar 6:30pm
Performance schedule may vary. |
| Price $ | Prices rannge from $131.50 - $59.50 |
| Tickets | Buy Tickets |
| Performers | Steve Kazee (The Guy), Cristin Milioti (The Girl), David Abeles, Claire Candela, Will Connolly, Elizabeth A. Davis, David Patrick Kelly, Anne L. Nathan, Lucas Papaelias, Andy Taylor, Erikka Walsh, Paul Whitty, and J. Michael Zygo. |
| Director | John Tiffany |
| Design | Bob Crowley |
| Lighting | Natasha Katz |
| Choreography | Steven Hoggett |
| Costume | Bob Crowley |
| Sound | Clive Goodwin |
| Producer | Once Broadway Limited |
| Synopsis | Taking place on April 3, 1968, The Mountaintop is a reimagining of events the night before the assassination of civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr., as he retires to Room 306 in the now famous Lorraine Motel in Memphis, after delivering his legendary 'From the mountaintop' speech to a massive church congregation. When room-service is delivered by a young woman, whose identity we puzzle over, King is forced to confront his past, as well as his legacy to his people. |
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ONE MAN, TWO GUVNORS
by Richard Bean, based on Carlo Goldoni's The Servant of Two Masters
| Theatre | Music Box Theatre |
| Address | 239 West 45th Street
(Between Broadway and 8th Avenue)
New York NY 10036 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Comedy |
| Previews from | 06 Apr 2012 |
| Opens | 18/04/2012 |
| Booking to | 02 Sep 2012 |
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| Time | Tue - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm, Sun 3pm
From 24 Apr: Tue 7pm, Wed - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm, Sun 3pm
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| Price $ | Tickets range in price from $126.50 - $26.50 |
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| Performers | James Corden (Francis Henshall) |
| Director | Nicholas Hytner |
| Design | Mark Thompson |
| Lighting | Mark Henderson |
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| Costume | Mark Thompon |
| Sound | Paul Arditti |
| Producer | Bob Boyett and the National Theatre of Great Britain |
| Synopsis | Francis Henshall ('One Man') is always-famished and easily-confused, Henshall agrees to work for a local gangster as well as a criminal in hiding ('Two Guvnors'), both of whom are linked in a tangled web of schemes and romantic associations... none of which Francis can keep straight. So he has to do everything in his power to keep his two guvnors from meeting while trying to eat anything in sight along the way. |
| Length | 2hrs 30mins |
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OTHER DESERT CITIES
by Jon Robin Baitz
| Theatre | Booth Theatre |
| Address | 222 West 45th Street (Between Broadway and 8th Avenue) New York NY 10036 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Drama |
| Previews from | 12 Oct 2011 |
| Opens | 03 Nov 2011 |
| Booking to | 17 Jun 2012 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Tue 7pm Wed - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm, Sun 3pm
Performance schedule may vary |
| Price $ | Tickets range in price from $126.50 - $56.50 |
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| Performers | Stockard Channing (Polly Wyeth)
Rachel Griffiths (Brooke Wyeth until 4 Mar)
Elizabeth Marvel (Brooke Wyeth from 6 Mar)
Stacy Keach (Lyman Wyeth), Judith Light (Silda Grauman) and Justin Kirk (Trip Wyeth). |
| Director | Joe Mantello |
| Design | John Lee Beatty |
| Lighting | Kenneth Posner |
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| Costume | David Zinn |
| Sound | Jill BC DuBoff |
| Producer | Lincoln Center Theater |
| Synopsis | Brooke Wyeth, a once promising novelist, returns home after a six year absence to celebrate Christmas in Palm Springs with her parents, former members of the Reagan inner-circle, her brother and her aunt. Brooke announces that she is about to publish a memoir focusing on an explosive chapter in the family's history, throwing the holiday reunion into turmoil. |
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SHATNER'S WORLD: WE JUST LIVE IN IT
by William Shatner
| Theatre | Music Box Theatre |
| Address | 239 West 45th Street
(Between Broadway and 8th Avenue)
New York NY 10036 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Comedy |
| Previews from | 14 Feb 2012 |
| Opens | 16 Feb 2012 |
| Booking to | 04 Mar 2012 |
| Closes | 04 Mar 2012 |
| Time | Mon 8pm, Tue 7pm, Thu - Sat 8pm,Mat: Sat 2pm & Sun 3pm
Time Change: Tue 14 Feb 8pm
No Perf: Sat 18 Feb 2pm, Tue 28 Feb 7pm
Extra perf: Wed 15 Feb 2pm |
| Price $ | Tickets range in price from $126.50 - $26.50 |
| Tickets | Buy Tickets |
| Performers | William Shatner |
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| Producer | Innovation Arts & Entertainment, Larry A Thompson Organization, Adam Troy Epstein, Larry A Thompson, Seth Keyes, and Josh Sherman |
| Synopsis | The two-hour show will take audiences on a voyage through Shatner's life and career, from Shakespearean stage actor to internationally known icon and raconteur, known as much for his unique persona as for his expansive body of work on television and film. |
| Length | 1hr 20mins |
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THE HEIRESS
by Ruth Goetz & Augustus Goetz
| Theatre | tba |
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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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| Performers | Jessica Chastain (Catherine Sloper) |
| Director | Moises Kaufman |
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| Producer | Paula Wagner, Roy Furman and Stephanie P. McClelland |
| Synopsis | A young naive woman falls for a handsome young man who her emotionally abusive father suspects is a fortune hunter. |
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WAR HORSE
Based on a novel by Michael Morpurgo, adapted by Nick Stafford in association with Handspring Puppet Company.
| Theatre | Lincoln Center / Vivian Beaumont |
| Address | 150 West 65th Street
New York, NY, 10023 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Drama |
| Previews from | 17 Mar 2011 |
| Opens | 14 Apr 2011 |
| Booking to | 02 Sep 2012 |
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| Time | Tue 7pm, Wed - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm, Sun 3pm
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| Price $ | Prices range from:$135 - $50 |
| Tickets | Buy Tickets |
| Performers | Stephen James Anthony (Billy Narracott), Harlan Bengel, Toby Billowitz, Alyssa Bresnahan, Lute Breuer, Hunter Canning, Anthony Cochrane, Richard Crawford, Sanjit de Silva (Lt. James Nicholls), Andrew Durand (Albert Narracott), Joel Reuben Ganz, Ben Graney, Ben Horner, Alex Hoeffler, Leah Hofmann, Brian Lee Huynh, Jeslyn Kelly, Tessa Klein, David Lansbury (Hauptmann Mller), Tom Lee, David Manis (Arthur Narracott), Jonathan David Martin, Nat McIntyre, Jonathan Christopher MacMillan, Geoffrey Murphy, Andy Murray (Ted Narracott), David Pegram, Kate Pfaffl, Leenya Rideout, Jude Sandy, Tommy Schrider, Hannah Sloat, Jack Spann, Elliot Villar, Enrico D. Wey, Isaac Woofter, Madeleine Rose Yen. |
| Director | Marianne Elliott and Tom Morris |
| Design | Rae Smith |
| Lighting | Paule Constable |
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| Sound | Christopher Shutt |
| Producer | Lincoln Center Theatre, with the National Theatre of Great Britain, in association with Bob Boyett |
| Synopsis | At the outbreak of World War One, Joey, young Albert's beloved horse, is sold to the cavalry and shipped to France. He's soon caught up in enemy fire, and fate takes him on an extraordinary odyssey, serving on both sides before finding himself alone in no man's land. But Albert cannot forget Joey and, still not old enough to enlist, he embarks on a mission to find him and bring him home. |
| Length | 2hrs 45mins |
| Review | Review |
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| Other Info | puppetry by Basil Jones and Adrian Kohler for Handspring |
YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU
by Eric Simonson
| Theatre | tba |
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| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Comedy |
| Previews from | expected Aug 2011 |
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| Closes | ?? ?? ?? |
| Time | tba |
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| Director | Anna Shapiro |
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| Producer | Elizabeth Ireland McCann and Joey Parnes |
| Synopsis | Portrays the colorful, freethinking Sycamore family and the mayhem that ensues when their daughter's fianc brings his conservative, straight-laced parents to the Sycamore residence for dinner on the wrong night. Literal and figurative fireworks erupt over the course of the evening in a household that appears to be a madhouse but proves, in fact, to be the opposite: a sanctuary from the lunacies of the outside world. |
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