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MRS. WARREN'S PROFESSION
by George Bernard Shaw
| Theatre | American Airlines Theatre |
| Address | 227 W. 42nd Street
(Between 7th & 8th Aves)
New York |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Comedy |
| Previews from | 03 Sep 2010 |
| Opens | 03 Oct 2010 |
| Booking to | 21 Nov 2010 |
| Closes | 21 Nov 2010 |
| Time | Tue - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed, Sat & Sun 2pm
Performance times can vary |
| Price $ | Ticket prices range from $67- $117
For tickets call: 212-719-1300 |
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| Performers | Cherry Jones (Kitty Warren), Sally Hawkins (Vivie Warren), Adam Driver (Frank Gardner), Mark Harelik (Sir George Crofts), Edward Hibbert (Mr. Praed), Michael Siberry (Reverend Samuel Gardner). |
| Director | Doug Hughes |
| Design | Scott Pask |
| Lighting | Kenneth Posner |
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| Costume | Catherine Zuber |
| Sound | David Van Tieghem |
| Producer | Roundabout Theatre Company |
| Synopsis | Tells the story of Kitty Warren, a mother who makes a terrible sacrifice for her daughter Vivie's independence. |
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PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, THE
Book by Richard Stilgoe and Andrew Lloyd Webber, Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Lyrics by Charles Hart & Richard Stilgoe
| Theatre | Majestic Theatre |
| Address | 245 West 44th Street New York, NY 10036 (between Broadway & 8th Avenue) |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 09 Jan 1988 |
| Opens | 26 Jan 1988 |
| Booking to | 18 Dec 2010 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Mon 8pm, Tue 7pm, Wed - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm
Performance times can vary |
| Price $ | Mon - Thu Eve, Wed Mat: $121.50, $76.50, $66.50, $26.50
Fri & Sat Perf: $121.50, $91.50, $71.50 |
| Tickets | Buy Tickets |
| Performers | John Cudia (The Phantom until 4 Sep)
Hugh Panaro (The Phantom from 7 Sep)
Jennifer Hope Wills (Christine Daae until 4 Sep- played by Marni Raab at some performances)
Sara Jean Ford (Christine Daae from 7 Sep) Ryan Silverman (Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny), George Lee Andrews (Monsieur Andre), David Cryer (Monsieur Firmin), Patricia Phillips (Carlotta Giudicelli), Rebecca Judd (Madame Giry), Wayne Hobbs (Ubaldo Piangi) and Heather McFadden (Meg Giry). |
| Director | Harold Prince |
| Design | Maria Bjornso |
| Lighting | Andrew Bridge |
| Choreography | Gillian Lynne |
| Costume | Maria Bjornso |
| Sound | Mick Potter
Martin Levan (original sound designer) |
| Producer | The Cameron Mackintosh/Really Useful Theatre Company, Inc |
| Synopsis | A hideously deformed Phantom lurks beneath the stage of the Paris Opera, exercising a reign of terror over its occupants. The phantom falls in love with the young Soprano devoting himself to creating a new star for the Opera by nurturing her extraordinary talents and employing all the skills at his disposal. |
| Length | 2hrs 30mins |
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PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT THE MUSICAL
by Stephan Elliott and Allan Scott
| Theatre | tba |
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| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | Expected Spring 2011 |
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| Performers | Tony Sheldon (Bernadette), Will Swenson (Tick/Mitzi), Nick Adams (Adam/Felicia), C. David Johnson (Bob), James Brown III (Jimmy), Mike McGowan (Frank), Nathan Lee Graham (Miss Understanding), J. Elaine Marcos (Cynthia), Jessica Phillips (Marion), Steve Schepis (Farrah), Keala Settle (Shirley), 'Divas' Jacqueline Arnold , Anastacia McCleskey and Ashley Spencer, as well as Thom Allison, Kyle Brown, Joshua Buscher, Susan Dunstan, Christopher Gurr, David Lopez, Ellyn Marie Marsh, Jeff Metzler, Eric Sciotto, Bryan West, and Tad Wilson.
Note: The above is the cast for the pre-Broadway production.
Note: They may be some minor cast changes before the show reaches Broadway in the Spring of 2011. |
| Director | Simon Phillips |
| Design | Brian Thomson |
| Lighting | Nick Schlieper |
| Choreography | Ross Coleman |
| Costume | Tim Chappel and Lizzy Gardiner |
| Sound | Jonathan Deans |
| Producer | Liz Koops and Garry McQuinn for Back Row Productions, Michael Hamlyn for Specific Films, Allan Scott Productions, David Mirvish, Roy Furman, Terry Allen Kramer, Nederlander Organization, Terri and Timothy Childs / Ken Greiner / Chip Meyrelles, Bartner Group LLC, Chugg Entertainment, Bruce Davy, Michael Buckley, Stewart Lane, Thierry Suc and Volcano Project /TS3. |
| Synopsis | Drag queen Mitzi, and friends Felicia and Bernadette make their own personal journeys of discovery as they go across Australia from Sydney to the outback, in a battered old bus named Priscilla, to perform their show - singing their way through disco songs. |
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PROMISES, PROMISES
Book By Neil Simon, music by Burt Bacharach and lyrics by Hal David
| Theatre | Broadway Theatre |
| Address | 1681 Broadway
(between West 52nd & 53rd Streets)
New York, NY |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical Comedy |
| Previews from | 27 Mar 2010 |
| Opens | 25 Apr 2010 |
| Booking to | 26 Dec 2010 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Tue 7pm, Wed - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm, Sun 3pm
Performance times can vary. |
| Price $ | $136.50 to $56.50 |
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| Performers | Sean Hayes (Chuck Baxter until 26 Dec)
Kristin Chenoweth (Fran Kubelik until 26 Dec)
Tony Goldwyn (J.D. Sheldrake)
Katie Finneran (Marge MacDougall until 10 Oct)
Brooks Ashmanskas (Mr. Dobitch), Dick Latessa (Dr. Dreyfuss), Peter Benson (Mr. Kirkeby), Sean Martin Hingston (Mr. Eichelberger), Ken Land (Jesse Vanderhof), and features Cameron Adams, Ashley Amber, Helen Anker, Nathan Balser, Wendi Bergamini, Nikki Renee Daniels, Sarah Jane Everman, Chelsea Krombach, Keith Kuhl, Matt Loehr, Mayumi Miguel, Brian O'Brien, Sarah O'Gleby, Adam Perry, Megan Sikora, Matt Wall, Ryan Watkinson and Kristen Beth Williams. |
| Director | Rob Ashford |
| Design | Scott Pask |
| Lighting | Donald Holder |
| Choreography | Rob Ashford |
| Costume | Bruce Pask |
| Sound | Brian Ronan |
| Producer | Broadway Across America (John Gore, Thomas B. McGrath, Beth Williams), Craig Zadan, Neil Meron, Candy Spelling and The Weinstein Company |
| Synopsis | Tells the story of the Consolidated Life Insurance Company and Chuck Baxter, one of its charming young employees. In an effort to advance at the company, Chuck lends executives his apartment for their extramarital romantic trysts. But things become slightly complicated when Fran Kubelik, the object of Chuck's affection, becomes the mistress of one of his executives. |
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PURE COUNTRY
book by Rex McGee & Peter Masterson, music by Steve Dorff and lyrics by John Bettis
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| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
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| Performers | Joe Nichols (Rusty), Lorrie Morgan (Lula) |
| Director | Peter Masterson |
| Design | Derek McLane |
| Lighting | Kevin Adams |
| Choreography | Warren Carlyle |
| Costume | Ann Roth |
| Sound | Acme Sound Partners |
| Producer | Randall L. Wreghitt, Chris Presley and Ellen Rusconi |
| Synopsis | Sometimes fame and fortune aren't enough. Rusty is a country music superstar at the height of his career with all the high stakes pressures that come with it. When they start to take their toll and he walks out of an overblown concert tour, his search begins to find himself - and the love he left behind. |
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ROBIN AND THE 7 HOODS
book by Rupert Holmes, a score by Sammy Cahn and James Van Heusen
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| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical Comedy |
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| Director | Casey Nicholaw |
| Design | Gregg Barnes |
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| Choreography | Casey Nicholaw |
| Costume | Gregg Barnes |
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| Producer | Bruce Charet, Dennis Mastro, Dennis Farina, Billy Campbell; Barry Brown, executive producer |
| Synopsis | Transplants the Robin Hood legend to prohibition 1930's Chicago. Currupt sherrif Guy Gisborne kills the underworld boss Big Jim and seeks to take control himself. All fall in line behind the new crime boss accept Robbo, who controls the north-side. When Robbo gives some money to an orphanage, he finds himself inheriting the mantle of Robin Hood and gains unexpected friends. The sherrif schemes to destroy Robbo, while Mariam, Big Jim's daughter, tries to manipulate both men in her efforts to inherit her dead father's position, and become Chicago's new underworld boss. |
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ROCK OF AGES
book by Chris D'Arienzo, with a score featuring 80's rock music
| Theatre | Brooks Atkinson Theatre |
| Address | 256 W. 47th Street
(Between Broadway and 8th Avenue)
New York |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 17 Mar 2009 |
| Opens | 07 Apr 2009 |
| Booking to | 02 Jan 2011 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Mon 8pm, Tue 7pm, Thu - Sat 8pm, Sun 7:30pm, Mat: Sat 2pm & Sun 3pm
Performance times can vary |
| Price $ | $127.50, $59.50 |
| Tickets | Buy Tickets |
| Performers | Constantine Maroulis (Drew until 9 Sep)
Joey Taranto (Drew from 10 Sep)
Emily Padgett (Sherrie), James Carpinello (Stacee Jaxx), Adam Dannheisser (Dennis)
Mitchell Jarvis (Lonny until 5 Sep)
Jay Klaitz (Lonny from Jay Klaitz 6 Sep)
Michele Mais (Justice), Josephine Rose Roberts (Regina), Paul Schoeffler (Hertz), Derek St. Pierre (Franz), Jenifer Foote, Ericka Hunter, Michael Minarik, Geoff Packard, Angel Reed, Matthew Stocke, Becca Tobin, Katherine Tokarz, Andre Ward, and Jeremy Woodard. |
| Director | Kristin Hanggi |
| Design | Beowulf Boritt |
| Lighting | Jason Lyons |
| Choreography | Kelly Devine |
| Costume | Gregory Gale |
| Sound | Walter Trarbach |
| Producer | Matthew Weaver, Carl Levin and Corner Store Entertainment in association with Scott Prisand, Janet Billig Rich, Hillary Weaver, Jeff Davis, Charles Rolecek, Susanne Brook, Jennifer Maloney and Prospect Pictures. |
| Synopsis | It's the late 1980s and the final countdown is on for a legendary Hollywood rock club facing its demise at the hands of eager developers. When a young rocker hungry for his big break and a small town girl chasing her dreams land on the scene at this infamous venue, how far will ambition drive them? And will it be lights out for the club and all the regulars and rockers who have made it their home? |
| Length | 2hrs 20mins |
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SISTER ACT
Music by Alan Menken, lyrics by Glenn Slater, book by Cheri and Bill Steinkellner
| Theatre | tba |
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| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical Comedy |
| Previews from | Expected in Spring 2011 |
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| Director | Jerry Zaks |
| Design | Klara Zieglerova |
| Lighting | Natasha Katz |
| Choreography | Anthony Van Laast |
| Costume | Lez Brotherston |
| Sound | Mick Potter |
| Producer | Whoopi Goldberg and Stage Entertainment UK |
| Synopsis | When disco diva Deloris Van Cartier witnesses a murder, she is put in protective custody in the one place cops are sure she won't be found - a convent! Disguised as a nun, she finds herself at odds with both the rigid lifestyle and an uptight Mother Superior. Using her fabulous disco-ness and killer voice to inspire the choir, Deloris breathes new life into the church and community, but in doing so blows her cover. Soon it's nun-on-the-run time but she finds salvation in the heavenly power of her newly found sisterhood. |
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SPIDER-MAN: TURN OFF THE DARK
Music and lyrics by Bono and The Edge from U2, book by Glen Berger and Julie Taymor
| Theatre | Foxwoods Theatre |
| Address | 213 West 42nd Street
(between 7th and 8th Avenues)
New York, NY 10036 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 14 Nov 2010 |
| Opens | 21 Dec 2010 |
| Booking to | 17 Apr 2011 |
| Closes | |
| Time | tba |
| Price $ | The date tickets go on sale to the general public is still to be announced |
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| Performers | Reeve Carney (Peter Parker/Spider-Man), Jennifer Damiano (Mary Jane Watson), Patrick Page (Norman Osborn/Green Goblin), Natalie Mendoza, Michael Mulheren, Ken Marks, Isabel Keating, Jeb Brown, T.V. Carpio, Mat Devine, Gideon Glick, Jonathan Schwartz, Matthew James Thomas, Laura Beth Wells, Matt Caplan, Dwayne Clark, Luther Creek, Gerald Avery, Collin Baja, Marcus Bellamy, Emmanuel Brown, Erin Elliott, Dana Marie Ingraham, Ayo Janeen Jackson, Heather Lang, Ari Loeb, Natalie Lomonte, Kevin Loomis, Kristin Martin, Jodi McFadden, Kristen Oei, America Olivo, Jennifer Perry, Kyle Post, Brandon Rubendall, Sean Samuels, Dollar Tan, and Christopher Tierney. |
| Director | Julie Taymor |
| Design | George Tsypin |
| Lighting | Donald Holder |
| Choreography | Daniel Ezralow |
| Costume | Eiko Ishioka |
| Sound | Jonathan Deans |
| Producer | Michael Cohl, Jeremiah J. Harris, Land Line Productions, Hello Entertainment/David Garfinkle, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Billy and Fernando Rovzar Diez Barroso, Jeffrey B. Hecktman, Omneity Entertainment/Richard G. Weinberg, Nederlander Organization/James L. Nederlander, Terry Allen Kramer, S2BN Entertainment, Jam Theatricals, the Mayerson/Gould/Hauser/Tysoe Group, and Patricia Lambrecht, by association with Marvel Entertainment. |
| Synopsis | Follows the story of teenager Peter Parker, whose unremarkable life is turned upside-down-literally-when he's bitten by a genetically altered spider and wakes up the next morning clinging to his bedroom ceiling. This bullied science-geek-suddenly endowed with astonishing powers-soon learns, however, that with great power comes great responsibility as villains test not only his physical strength but also his strength of character. Spider-Man's battles will hurtle the audience through an origin story both recognizable and unexpected--yielding new characters as well as familiar faces--until a final surprising confrontation casts a startling new light on this hero's journey. |
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TALLEY'S FOLLY
by Lanford Wilson
| Theatre | tba |
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| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Comic-Drama |
| Previews from | tba |
| Opens | tba |
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| Performers | Richard Schiff (Matt Friedman) and Robin Wright (Sally Talley) |
| Director | Marshall W. Mason |
| Design | John Lee Beatty |
| Lighting | Phil Monat |
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| Costume | Jennifer von Mayrhauser |
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| Producer | Phil Monat, T. Richard Fitzgerald and Randall L. Wreghitt |
| Synopsis | A two-character comedy that unfolds on the 4th of July near the end of World War II in the romantic setting of a moonlit boat house in rural Missouri. Sally Talley is the daughter of a prominent local family who is being courted by an unlikely suitor, Matt Friedman, a Jewish accountant from St. Louis. Both are rebels against the conventions of the turbulent times, and finding each other may be their only chance for happiness. |
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THE PEE-WEE HERMAN SHOW
by Paul Reubens and Bill Steinkellner, with additional material by John Paragon
| Theatre | Stephen Sondheim Theatre |
| Address | 124 W. 43rd Street
(Broadway and 6th Avenue)
New York, NY |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Comedy |
| Previews from | 26 Oct 2010 |
| Opens | 11 Nov 2010 |
| Booking to | 02 Jan 2011 |
| Closes | 02 Jan 2011 |
| Time | Tue 7pm, Wed - Sat 8pm, Sun 7pm, Mat: Sat & Sun 2pm
Schedule may vary |
| Price $ | $122, $67 |
| Tickets | Buy Tickets |
| Performers | Paul Reubens (Pee-wee Herman), John Moody (Mailman Mike), John Paragon (Jambi the Genie), Lynne Marie Stewart (Miss Yvonne), Jesse Garcia (Sergio the Handyman), Phil LaMarr (Cowboy Curtis), Josh Meyers, Drew Powell and Lance Roberts. |
| Director | Alex Timbers |
| Design | David Korins |
| Lighting | Jeff Croiter |
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| Costume | Ann Closs-Farley |
| Sound | M.L. Dogg |
| Producer | Manhattan Theatre Club |
| Synopsis | Based on the Saturday morning television show that became a cultural phenomenon, The Pee-wee Herman Show reunites the one-and-only Pee-wee Herman (Paul Reubens) with many of the original Playhouse cast of characters inncluding Miss Yvonne, Cowboy Curtis, Pterri the Pterodactyl, Jambi the Genie, and Chairry for an all new celeebration of sophisticated silliness. |
| Length | 1hr 20mins |
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THE PITMEN PAINTERS
by Lee Hall, inspired by a book by William Feaver
| Theatre | Samuel J. Friedman Theatre |
| Address | 261 West 47th Street
(Between Broadway & 8th Avenue)
New York, NY 10036 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Comic-Drama |
| Previews from | 14 Sep 2010 |
| Opens | 30 Sep 2010 |
| Booking to | 12 Dec 2010 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Tue 7pm, Wed - Sat 8pm, Sun 7pm, Mat: Sat & Sun 2pm
From 4 Oct: Tue 7pm, Wed - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed, Sat & Sun 2pm
Performance times can vary |
| Price $ | Tickets range in price from $116 to $57 |
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| Performers | Christopher Connel, Michael Hodgson, Ian Kelly, Brian Lonsdale, Lisa McGrillis, Deka Walmsley, David Whitaker and Phillippa Wilson. |
| Director | Max Roberts |
| Design | Gary McCann |
| Lighting | Douglas Kuhrt |
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| Costume | Gary McCann |
| Sound | Martin Hodgson |
| Producer | Manhattan Theatre Club, by special arrangement with Bob Boyett, in association with the Live Theatre, Newcastle /National Theatre of Great Britain |
| Synopsis | In 1934, a group of Ashington miners hired a professor to teach an art appreciation evening class. Rapidly abandoning theory in favor of practice, the pitmen began to paint. Within a few years the most avant-garde artists became their friends and their work was acquired by prestigious collections; but every day they worked, as before, down the mine. |
| Length | 2hrs 30mins |
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THE SCOTTSBORO BOYS
Music and lyrics by John Kander and Fred Ebb, book by David Thompson
| Theatre | Lyceum Theatre |
| Address | 149 W. 45th Street
(between Broadway & 6th Avenue)
New York NY 10036 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 07 Oct 2010 |
| Opens | 31 Oct 2010 |
| Booking to | 27 Feb 2011 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Tue- Sun 8pm, Mat: Sat & Sun 3pm
Schedule may vary |
| Price $ | $131.50, $39.50 |
| Tickets | Buy Tickets |
| Performers | Sean Bradford (Ozie Powell and Ruby Bates), Josh Breckenridge (Olen Montgomery), Derrick Cobey (Andy Wright), John Cullum (The Interlocutor), Colman Domingo (Mr. Bones), Joshua Henry (Haywood Patterson), Rodney Hicks (Clarence Norris), Kendrick Jones (Willie Roberson), Forrest McClendon (Mr. Tambo), Julius Thomas III (Roy Wright), Sharon Washington (The Lady) and Christian Dante White (Charles Weems and Victoria Price).
Broadway casting for the role of Eugene Williams to be anounced. |
| Director | Susan Stroman |
| Design | Beowulf Borritt |
| Lighting | Kevin Adams |
| Choreography | Susan Stroman |
| Costume | Toni-Leslie James |
| Sound | Peter Hylenski |
| Producer | Barry and Fran Weissler, Jacki Barlia Florin and The Vineyard Theatre |
| Synopsis | Based on the notorious 'Scottsboro' case in the 1930s, where nine African American men were unjustly accused of attacking two white women on a train in Alabama. The young men were convicted by an all-white jury and spent years in jail, while the case was tried and retried. |
| Length | 1hr 45mins |
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TIME STANDS STILL
by Donald Margulies
| Theatre | Cort Theatre |
| Address | 138 West 48th Street
(Between Broadway and 6th Avenue)
New York NY 10036 |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Drama |
| Previews from | 23 Sep 2010 |
| Opens | 07 Oct 2010 |
| Booking to | 23 Jan 2011 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Tue 7pm, Wed - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm, Sun 3pm
Schedule can vary |
| Price $ | $121.50, $56.50 |
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| Performers | Laura Linney, Brian d'Arcy James, Eric Bogosian and Christina Ricci. |
| Director | Daniel Sullivan |
| Design | John Lee Beatty |
| Lighting | Peter Kaczorowski |
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| Costume | Rita Ryack |
| Sound | Darron L West |
| Producer | Manhattan Theatre Club Productions, Inc. , Nelle Nugent, Bud Martin, Ted Snowden, and Wendy Federman. |
| Synopsis | Are we supposed to deny ourselves ordinary happiness because there's misery in the world? James and Sarah (Linney), a journalist and a photographer, have been together for nine years and share a passion for documenting the realities of war. But when injuries force them to return home to New York, the adventurous couple confronts the prospect of a more conventional life. |
| Length | 1hr 50mins |
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| Other Info | Originally opened at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre on 28 Jan 2010, following previews from 5 Jan, where it played through to 27 Mar 2010. |
WEST SIDE STORY
Music by Leonard Bernstein, lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, book by Arthur Laurents
| Theatre | Palace Theatre |
| Address | 1564 Broadway
(corner of 7th Avenue and 47th Street)
New York |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 23 Feb 2009 |
| Opens | 19 Mar 2009 |
| Booking to | 02 Jan 2011 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Tue 7pm, Wed - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm, Sun 3pm
Performance times can vary, please confirm when ordering tickets. |
| Price $ | $120 - $45 |
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| Performers | Matthew Hydzik (Tony - will not perf Wed eve's and Sun mat's)
Jeremy Jordan (Tony - on Wed eve's and Sun mat' perf's)
Josefina Scaglione (Maria until 19 Sep)
Sarah Amengual (Maria from 21 Sep)
Karen Olivo (Anita), John Arthur Greene (Riff), George Akram (Bernardo), Steve Bassett (Lt. Schrank), Joshua Buscher (Diesel), Mike Cannon (Snowboy), Kyle Coffman (A-Rab), Sara Dobbs (Anybodys), Wes Hart (Action), Michael Mastro (Glad Hand), Michael Rosen (Chino), Lee Sellars (Krupke), Ryan Steele (Baby John), Greg Vinkler (Doc), Mikey Winslow (Big Deal). |
| Director | Arthur Laurents |
| Design | James Youmans |
| Lighting | Howell Binkley |
| Choreography | Joey McKneely to re-create original Jerome Robbins choreography |
| Costume | David C. Woolard |
| Sound | Dan Moses Schreier |
| Producer | Kevin McCollum, James L. Nederlander, Jeffrey Seller with Terry Allen Kramer, Sander Jacobs, Freddy DeMann, Roy Furman, Robyn Goodman / Walter Grossman, Hal Luftig, Roy Miller and Broadway Across America. |
| Synopsis | Transports the tale of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet to the turbulent streets of the Upper West Side in 1950's New York City. Two star-crossed lovers, Tony and Maria, find themselves caught between the rival street gangs of different ethnic backgrounds, the 'Jets' and the 'Sharks.' |
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WICKED: The Untold Story of the Witches of Oz
Music & Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, Book by Winnie Holzman, based on the novel by Gregory Maguire.
| Theatre | Gershwin Theatre |
| Address | 222 West 51st Street, New York, NY 10019 (between Broadway & 8th Avenue) |
| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 08 Oct 2003 |
| Opens | 30 Oct 2003 |
| Booking to | 03 Jul 2011 |
| Closes | |
| Time | Tue 7pm, Wed - Sat 8pm, Mat: Wed & Sat 2pm, Sun 3pm
Performance times can vary |
| Price $ | Ticket prices range from $111.25 to 325 |
| Tickets | Buy Tickets |
| Performers | Mandy Gonzalez (Elphaba), Katie Rose Clarke (Glinda), P.J. Benjamin (The Wizard), Kathy Fitzgerald (Madame Morrible), Andy Karl (Fiyero), Jenny Fellner (Nessarose), Timothy Britten Parker (Doctor Dillamond) and Alex Brightman (Boq). |
| Director | Joe Mantello |
| Design | Eugene Lee |
| Lighting | Kenneth Posner |
| Choreography | James Lynn Abbott |
| Costume | Susan Hilferty |
| Sound | Tony Meola |
| Producer | Marc Platt, Universal Pictures, The Araca Group, Jon B. Platt, David Stone |
| Synopsis | Tells the story of how two school roommates from Oz , Elphaba who grows up to become the Wicked Witch of the West, and of her school roommate Glinda, who grows up to become the Good Witch |
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WONDERLAND: A New Alice. A New Musical Adventure
Book by Gregory Boyd and Jack Murphy, lyrics by Jack Murphy and music by Frank Wildhorn
| Theatre | tba |
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| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
| Previews from | 21 Mar 2010 |
| Opens | 17 Apr 2011 |
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| Director | Gregory Boyd |
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| Choreography | Marguerite Derricks |
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| Producer | David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Performing Arts, William Franzblau and Nederlander Presentations, Inc. |
| Synopsis | A story about a new Alice who has lost her joy in life. Estranged from her husband, alienated from her daughter and in danger of losing her career, Alice finds herself in Wonderland where she encounters strange though familiar characters that help her rediscover the wonder in her life while searching for her daughter. |
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Y A N K ! A WWII LOVE STORY
music by Joseph Zellnik and book and lyrics by David Zellnik
| Theatre | tba |
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| Location | Broadway |
Genre | Musical |
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| Director | David Cromer |
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| Producer | Maren Berthelsen, Pamela Koslow, Stuart Wilk, Matt Schicker, Hugh Hayes, Jim Kierstead, Sondra Healy, Shidan Majidi and Karl Held and Craig Haffner of Held-Haffner Productions. |
| Synopsis | Set during World War II, Yank! chronicles the relationship between two servicemen long before 'Don't-ask-don't-tell' was part of the national discussion. With a lively score inspired by the pop sounds of the 1940's, Yank! captures the spirit and exuberance of the era as it explores questions of prejudice, courage and survival. |
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Broadway Shows A-F - G-O
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