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TodayTix returns with its annual Black Friday and Cyber Monday ticket sale, with opportunities to save up to 60% on theatre and attractions in New York. The Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale launches today and runs for just over two weeks, through December 3 only.

More than 60 events have ticket offers available during the sale, including Broadway shows, Off-Broadway shows, New York City attractions, and holiday experiences. Broadway highlights include the first revival of the Tony-winning [*Spamalot*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/33129-spamalot-tickets), offering tickets beginning at $49; the new musical adaptation of [*The Notebook*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/33744-the-notebook-the-musical), with tickets from $62; and the long-running favorite [*The Book of Mormon*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/127-the-book-of-mormon-tickets), with tickets from $59.

Off-Broadway deals in the sale include 60% off tickets to see Emmy winner [Rachel Bloom in *Death, Let Me Do my Show*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/34031-rachel-bloom-death-let-me-do-my-show), and the adults-only holiday cabaret [*Nutcracker Rouge*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/26672-nutcracker-rouge-tickets), offering half off tickets. Additionally, there are Black Friday and Cyber Monday tickets on offer to non-theatrical entertainment and experiences, including the Harry Potter Exhibition, with tickets from $23.

Users can access Black Friday and Cyber Monday ticket deals through the TodayTix app and website. Entry price and ticket availability varies by show, and sale tickets to certain shows may not be available throughout the entire the promotional period.

[Access the TodayTix Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale here.](https://www.todaytix.com/nyc/category/cyber)

TodayTix Black Friday, Cyber Monday sales return for 2023

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The theatre and entertainment ticketing platform returns with its annual seasonal deals, which are available on the website and app for two weeks only.

It's the greatest time of year: the time when Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals let you save on everything on your must-buy list, whether it's for holiday gifts, plans for special occasions, or just for yourself. And tickets to theatre and attractions in New York are no exception. Entertainment ticketing platform TodayTix is currently hosting Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, offering limited-time deals on tickets to over 70 arts and cultural experiences in the city.

We've rounded up the best deals in the TodayTix Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales to help you get started. These include savings on tickets to Broadway shows, Off-Broadway shows, holiday events, and interactive art and museum exhibits. These deals are joined by plenty of other offers, including last-chance tickets on shows like [*Shucked*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/26987-shucked-tickets) and [*Some Like It Hot*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/24262-some-like-it-hot-tickets) that are closing soon.

Read our curated list of the best Cyber Monday and Black Friday ticket sales on theatre and experiences below.

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## *Spamalot*

Get ready to laugh a lot at the first Broadway revival of the Tony-winning Monty Python musical, starring Taran Killam, Michael Urie, James Monroe Iglehart, Ethan Slater, and more. Cyber Sale tickets start at $49 including fees, with orchestra seat prices as low as $92.

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## *The Book of Mormon*

Go two by two (or with a group of any size) to see this long-running Broadway hit, with sale tickets from $59 during Black Friday and Cyber Monday. What could go wrong when a pair of naive Mormon missionaries set out to convert villagers in Uganda?

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## Megan Hilty in Concert

Experience Hilty for the holidays! The star of Broadway shows like *Wicked*, TV shows like *Smash*, and the upcoming musical adaptation of *Death Becomes Her* leads an unmissable, festive concert for four nights only in the intimate, exclusive Paradise Club in Midtown — and the Black Friday and Cyber Monday Sale is your last chance to get tickets before the run.

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## *Harry Potter and the Cursed Child*

Tickets to the spellbinding *Harry Potter* play from $59, including fees? Sounds like magic. Plus, orchestra tickets start at just $85 for the Broadway sequel to the beloved *Harry Potter* series, in which the title character saves the Wizarding World with the next generation of wizards.

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## Harry Potter: The Exhibition

Can't get enough of Harry Potter? Enter the world of the films for yourself at Harry Potter: The Exhibition, with tickets from $23. Interact with props and costumes from the films, and discover the secrets behind how all the onscreen magic was made.

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## *The Notebook*

With tickets from just $62 including fees, it'll be easy to fall in love with the new musical adaptation of Nicholas Sparks's novel. Acclaimed musician Ingrid Michaelson and three-time Emmy nominee Ingrid Michaelson team up to adapt the story of Noah and Allie, who share a lifetime of love despite all odds.

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## The Metropolitan Opera

During Black Friday and Cyber Monday, take 30% off all the exciting shows in the Metropolitan Opera's current season. See the classic drama *Carmen*, experience the source material for *Rent* at *La Bohème*, or attend *The Magic Flute*, the Met's annual abridged, English-language holiday presentation suitable for even the youngest audiences.

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## Company XIV burlesque shows

Save 50% on tickets to one — or two — of New York's best nights out for the 21+ crowd. See magic meet mixology at Company XIV's *Cocktail Magique*, or go across the street for the burlesque troupe's *Nutcracker Rouge*, an annual holiday favorite that puts a sensual twist on the classic tale.

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## *Hamilton*

This is your chance to be in the room where it happens. Get tickets from $98, including fees, to one of the biggest musical blockbusters of the 21st century, and see what makes *Hamilton* so revolutionary.

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## CHAGALL Paris

Experience the Hall des Lumières, NYC's immersive digital art exhibition hall tucked away in Tribeca. Right now, save 58% on tickets to CHAGALL Paris, the current exhibit that envelops attendees in the work of iconic, form-breaking painter Marc Chagall.

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## *Rachel Bloom: Death Let Me Do my Show*

This show is not dead yet! After a hit run earlier this fall, *Crazy Ex-Girlfriend* Emmy winner Rachel Bloom brings her musical comedy show about partying like it's 2019 (and definitely not the pandemic whatsoever) back off Broadway for a month only, and select tickets are now 60% off.

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## *Six*

This is a one-of-a-kind, no category deal: *Six* tickets begin at $62 including fees, with orchestra tickets available from $92. See the Tony Award-winning pop musical that reimagines English history with a modern, energetic concert flair.

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## Big Apple Circus

The Big Top is back in Lincoln Center, and you can get sale tickets to catch the beloved annual circus spectacular. This year, Europe’s Circus-Theater Roncalli blends the best of the continent's romantic, magical circus traditions with the New York-centric circus acts families know and love.

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The top Black Friday and Cyber Monday ticket deals in New York

Theatre ticketing platform TodayTix is hosting its annual ticket sale, and we rounded up the best deals on Broadway shows, attractions, experiences, and more.

[Danny DeVito](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/danny-devito)'s return to Broadway, in the new comedy play [*I Need That*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/28198-i-need-that-on-broadway), is an event unto itself. "It's exciting as can be," he said, a statement his many fans would likely echo.

But there's only one thing more exciting than a DeVito on stage, and that's two DeVitos on stage.

The Emmy-winning, Tony-nominated star of *Taxi* and *It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia* now performs opposite Lucy DeVito, his daughter with a sizable stage and screen resume of her own. Fittingly, they play father and daughter through December 30 in *I Need That* — albeit a father, Sam, with a hoarding problem that requires his daughter Amelia's intervention lest he face eviction.

Working together for weeks on end might cause similar tension in some families, especially ones who've never shared the stage. Danny DeVito has only been on Broadway once before, in 2017's *The Price*, and Lucy DeVito is making her debut. But their offstage relationship is stronger than ever.

"To hang out with her every day for months doing the rehearsals, and now doing the play every night, I just can't wait to go to work," Danny DeVito said.

"Working with my dad has brought me and him closer," Lucy DeVito echoed. "We're buddies! He's my best friend! We're having so much fun."

She went on to describe her dad as "the funniest dude ever," but when asked what he admires about his daughter, the elder DeVito got more thoughtful. "I always admire her because she has a great work ethic," he said. "She's very funny and she's genuine and loving, but she also takes it very seriously."

Their bond is apparent to everyone else involved in *I Need That*, too, including Ray Anthony Thomas, who stars opposite the DeVitos as a longtime friend of Sam's; playwright Theresa Rebeck; and director Moritz von Stuelpnagel (he and Rebeck are another dynamic duo, having collaborated five times before).

"If somebody discovers something in their performance, the other one will often break character because they're so proud to see what they've come up with," von Stuelpnagel said. "I have to remind them, 'Stay in character!'"

He may joke about the DeVitos derailing his rehearsals, but he sincerely added, "That joy and admiration and respect has been infectious to the whole room."

Lance Foster and Suzy Jane Hunt, who understudy Thomas and Lucy DeVito, respectively, attested to that, too. "It's rare to see family members work together, let alone family members from different generations," Foster noted. "I've never seen a mother and a daughter or a father and a daughter [perform together on Broadway]."

"It makes me miss my dad, honestly, to watch them interact, and the way you can't quite tell if they're acting, running a scene, or chatting in the corners," Hunt added.

But as much as the DeVitos's stage collaboration is a monumental occasion, hearing them talk about how they "goof off all the time" (Lucy's words) and share cannolis backstage (one of their many weekly rituals, also including a taco Tuesday), you'd think they were simply spending ordinary quality time like any other father and daughter.

Said Lucy DeVito: "We are able to talk about the work, and then we're able to leave that aside, and then my family's going to come, and we're all going to have Thanksgiving."

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*Photo credit: Lucy DeVito and Danny DeVito in I Need That. (Photo by Joan Marcus)*

Meet the dynamic DeVito duo of 'I Need That' on Broadway

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Danny DeVito and his daughter, Lucy DeVito, join forces in Theresa Rebeck's play, which marks the younger DeVito's Broadway debut and the elder's return.

The year is drawing to a close, but plenty of New York shows are opening in December before 2023 is up. The last shows of the fall season make their debuts just in time for the holiday season, when tons of visitors flood New York to see the decorations and, of course, see shows. And with the holidays in full swing, December is filled with Broadway and Off-Broadway shows that celebrate the magic of the winter season. <a href="https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/news-features/top-holiday-shows-to-see-in-new-york-on-broadway-and-beyond" target="_blank">Check out all the top holiday shows in New York.</a>

Whether you're planning your holiday vacation to the city or are a local looking to squeeze in some more theatregoing before the year ends, check out our list of Broadway and Off-Broadway theatre to see in December 2023.

## *Appropriate*

Holidays are all about spending time with family, and the family reunion in *Appropriate* will make you grateful that yours (hopefully) isn't quite as dysfunctional. [Sarah Paulson](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/sarah-paulson), [Elle Fanning](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/elle-fanning), and more star in Pulitzer finalist Branden Jacobs-Jenkins's drama about secrets and tensions that boil over when siblings reunite to settle their late father's estate.

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## *How to Dance in Ohio*

Dance on over to the [Belasco Theatre](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/theatres/belasco-theatre) to see this celebratory new musical. Seven autistic young adults prepare for a formal dance at their counseling center, achieving coming-of-age milestones and developing their social skills along the way. The musical is based on the same-named, award-winning documentary, and the whole lead creative team and all seven [autistic lead actors](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/theatre-news/news/meet-the-cast-of-how-to-dance-in-ohio-on-broadway) are making their Broadway debuts.

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## *Prayer for the French Republic*

Following a multi-award-winning Off-Broadway premiere two years ago, Joshua Harmon's *Prayer for the French Republic* makes its Broadway debut. Seventy years apart, a French Jewish family and its descendants face the same questions and fears of anti-Semitism, showing how history repeats.

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## Megan Hilty in Concert

[*Wicked*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/1-wicked-musical-tickets) and *Smash* star Julianne Hough is ringing in the holidays in style. In her four-night-only concert series at the upscale Paradise Club, right in the heart of Times Square, Hilty will perform a festive concert perfect to ring in the holiday season. Food and drink are also on offer at this unique event, presented by TodayTix.

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## *Nutcracker Rouge*

This 21+ Christmas show is more naughty than nice. *Nutcracker Rouge* puts a sexy spin on the beloved *Nutcracker* tale, with the wonders of the Land of Sweets unfolding through burlesque dance, acrobatics, music, and more. Watch the spectacle unfold all around you as the actors perform on and above the stage, and indulge in themed sweet treats and drinks fit for a sugar plum fairy.

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<h2><em>The Magic Flute</em></h2>

<em>The Magic Flute</em> continues The Metropolitan Opera's annual tradition of presenting abridged, English-language operas around the holidays to bring in family audiences. The opera starts off like many classic fairytales, with a prince sent by a queen to rescue a princess in distress. He's helped along in his quest by the titular charmed instrument, which turns sadness into joy when he plays it. Once he rescues the princess, however, the two realize her captor is actually kind and wise, and it's the queen that needs to be defeated.

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## *The Night of the Iguana*

No one's life is the same after a group of people are stuck at a cheap Acapulco hotel during one stormy night. And what a cast there is under that roof in the latest revival of Tennessee Williams's classic play. Tim Daly, Daphne Rubin-Vega, Lea DeLaria, Austin Pendleton, and Jean Lichty star under the direction of Tony Award winner Emily Mann.

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## *I Need That*

If you need to see [Danny DeVito](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/danny-devito) on stage, this is your last chance, because *I Need That* closes December 30. The Emmy Award-winning actor stars as Sam, a widower with a hoarding problem that he needs to fix — or else get evicted. In this show about finding the treasure amid the trash, DeVito stars alongside his daughter, Lucy DeVito, and Ray Anthony Thomas.

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## *Some Like It Hot*

Some like it hot, and hot is what they've got for you — but only through December 30. See the four-time Tony Award-winning musical adaptation of the classic Billy Wilder film, with old-fashioned musical comedy flair and a fresh story update. When musicians Joe and Jerry escape the mob by going undercover with an all-female swing band, they learn a thing or two about their truest selves.

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## *I Can Get It For You Wholesale*

That title sounds like music to a holiday gift-buyer's ears, no? Well, don't trust Harry Bogen if he says it to you. The lead character of this rarely revived classic, last seen on Broadway in 1962, is a Garment District worker who will do anything — and betray anyone — to get to the top. The revival runs through December 17.

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*Photo credit: The Magic Flute at The Metropolitan Opera. (Photo courtesy of production)*

Top theatre to see in New York in December

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Discover our top picks for Broadway shows and Off-Broadway shows to see this month, including new shows premiering and last-chance shows closing this month.

Top theatre to see in New York in December | New York Theatre Guide

Read our picks for must-see Broadway and Off-Broadway theatre in December 2023, including the year's last fall Broadway productions and holiday-themed shows.

Harold Prince, affectionately known within the industry as "Hal," went down in history as the driving force — either as director, producer, or both — behind some of the 20th century's most beloved musicals. *West Side Story*. *Fiddler on the Roof*. [*Cabaret*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/32847-cabaret-tickets). [*Sweeney Todd*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/26216-sweeney-todd-on-broadway-tickets). *The Phantom of the Opera*. The list goes on for miles.

But before any of those were storied classics, they were unknown, original musicals breaking into a busy Broadway scene. New works were Prince's bread-and-butter throughout his career, right up until his death in 2019. Truly, *right* up: Mere days before his passing, he was reportedly giving notes on his final project, the musical [*How to Dance in Ohio*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/32763-how-to-dance-in-ohio-tickets), which debuted on Broadway on November 15.

Based on Alexandra Shiva's 2015 documentary of the same name, *How to Dance in Ohio* dramatizes the stories of autistic young adults preparing for a spring formal dance, part of a social skills program at their group counseling center. Shiva was inspired to make the documentary to not only [celebrate autistic people](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/theatre-news/news/how-to-dance-in-ohio-pioneers-a-more-accessible-broadway) and their coming of age, but also shed light on the challenges they face as they begin to age out of institutional support. 

One such autistic person who inspired this project? Lucy Chaplin, Prince's now-25-year-old granddaughter.

She is not a character in the show or a subject in the documentary, but the film is dedicated to her. Prince, similarly, wanted to produce a Broadway show about autism in her honor. And it just so happened that, through a seemingly destined chain of events, *Ohio* came full-circle to land on his desk.

It was 2017 when Shiva approved writers Jacob Yandura and Rebekah Greer Melocik to musicalize *Ohio*. "Around the same time, we met Ben Holtzman and Sammy Lopez, who are two [of *Ohio*'s] early producers," Yandura recalled. "They were looking for a show to just start from the ground up."

"Ben was working in the Hal Prince office, and Hal said he wanted to do a show about autism. And Ben was like, 'Well, I think we have the right people for you.'"

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Prince almost immediately signed on to direct, and he, Yandura, and Melocik worked closely on *How to Dance in Ohio* for the next two years. Prince staged early workshops. He took detailed notes in the margins of three copies of the script. He, the writers, and the producers recorded every meeting they had about the show.

"He gave us all of his wisdom right from the beginning," Yandura said. And suddenly, on July 31, 2019, that written and recorded wisdom, and the team's memories of their collaboration, were all that was left.

Director Sammi Cannold eventually took over the reins from Prince thanks to Yandura, who invited her for a coffee meeting via Instagram that led to an interview for the job. Like Prince, she has an autistic relative (her brother) and was already familiar with the documentary.

"I was very daunted and humbled by the potential task of picking up where this legend left off," Cannold remembered. "Those [recordings and notes] have been my north star as I've been working through the show and trying to honor the vision of what he intended this piece to be, while, of course, never actually being him."

"To make my Broadway debut while trying to uphold that that vision has been the greatest honor," she continued. Yandura, Melocik, and a majority of the [principal cast](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/theatre-news/news/meet-the-cast-of-how-to-dance-in-ohio-on-broadway) make their Broadway debuts alongside her, too, after they finally premiered the completed show in Syracuse in 2022.

Considering Prince's passion for new work and talent, *How to Dance in Ohio* seems like it turned out just as he'd have wanted.

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*Top image credit: The world premiere of How to Dance in Ohio at Syracuse Stage in 2022. (Photo by Curtis Brown)*  
*In-article image credit: Harold Prince.*

How Hal Prince shaped 'How to Dance in Ohio' on Broadway

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Recommended for 6+. Children under the age of 4 are not permitted in the theatre.

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The late, 21-time Tony Award-winning director and producer was heavily involved in the musical's development and was set to direct the show before his death.

She's livin' it up on top! Grammy Award winner Ani DiFranco will make her Broadway debut in [*Hadestown*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/14748-hadestown-tickets), beginning on February 9 at the [Walter Kerr Theatre](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/theatres/walter-kerr-theatre).

Known as the "Little Folksinger," DiFranco is known for being one of the first musical artists to create her own record label, Righteous Babe Records, in the 1990s. She has performed with Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Brandi Carlile, and more, and her best-known albums include *Little Plastic Castle* and 2021's *Revolutionary Love*.

DiFranco's history with *Hadestown* began in 2010, when creator Anaïs Mitchell was first making *Hadestown* into a concept album. DiFranco originated the role of Persephone on the album and invited Mitchell to release it through Righteous Babe Records.

Now, DiFranco will play Persephone on stage, replacing fellow musician [Betty Who](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/betty-who), who departs the show on February 4. The *Hadestown* Broadway cast also includes [Jordan Fisher](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/jordan-fisher) as Orpheus, Lillias White as Hermes, Phillip Boykin as Hades, Solea Pfeiffer as Eurydice, and Lindsey Hailes, Belén Moyano, and Brit West as the Fates.

*Hadestown* reimagines the Greek myths of Orpheus, Eurydice, Hades, Persephone, and more as a tragic love story with a folk and jazz sound. Upon premiering on Broadway in 2019, the show won eight Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Best Original Score for Mitchell, and Best Direction of a Musical for Rachel Chavkin.

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Ani DiFranco to make her Broadway debut in 'Hadestown'

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The Grammy Award-winning musician, who originated the role of Persephone on the show's initial concept album, will now play the role at the Walter Kerr Theatre.

The company of the new Broadway musical [*How to Dance in Ohio*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/32763-how-to-dance-in-ohio-tickets) has a saying: "If you've met one autistic individual, you've met one autistic individual." The show centers on the coming-of-age stories of seven autistic, young adults preparing for a formal dance, and no two of their experiences, journeys, or milestones are the same. So it goes, too, for the people playing them.

All seven actors starring in *Ohio* reprise their roles from the 2022 Syracuse world premiere of the musical, which in turn are based on real people from an award-winning documentary by Alexandra Shiva. The young actors are all making their Broadway debuts, and most importantly, they're all autistic. 

"We were able to bring our natural selves into these characters," actor Conor Tague said. "The fact that autistic people are playing autistic characters is growing — it started off with Kayla Cromer for *Everything's Gonna Be Okay*, and now we're next."

The principal cast also includes four neurotypical actors, three of whom are Broadway veterans, making *Ohio* truly diverse in every sense of the word — in neurotype, race, gender, age, and experience level. Said Tague, "This is the kind of representation we all need."

Get to know the cast of *How to Dance in Ohio*, who share more about their characters, how they relate (and don't relate) to them, and fun facts about themselves as performers.

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## Desmond Luis Edwards

Many actors say they bring themselves to their characters, but for Edwards, as the character Remy, it was partly the other way around.

__Who they play:__ Remy is an avid cosplayer and really into fashion and costumes and makeup. My character just started a cosplay channel, and he's trying to get a little bit of recognition, but this recognition comes in some unexpected ways, and now he has to learn how to cope with that.

__What they love about their character:__ I love to do digital art and fashion design, and I actually picked up cosplay because my character does cosplay. Both my character and I are very artistic as well as autistic!

__Fun fact:__ I am one of the first openly intersex people to be on Broadway.

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## Amelia (Yi-Hsuan) Fei

When describing what playing her character, Caroline, taught her, Fei referenced Stephen Sondheim's *Into the Woods*: "Nice is different than good."

__Who she plays:__ Caroline is a freshman in college, and she just got her first boyfriend. She's very excited — her special interest is romance, loves *Bridgerton*, the Regency [Era]. She pictured her life in a certain way and then realizes, "I thought having a boyfriend is so wonderful, but I don't know how to set boundaries."

__What she loves about her character:__ [Caroline] is truly someone who'll heal [my] inner child. It's just such a delight to play her.

__Fun fact:__ I used to have "bark like a chihuahua" under my special skills [on my resume], and I'm very proud of that skill!

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## Liam Pearce

Pearce makes his Broadway debut as Drew, an empath who just wants the best for his friends — which seems like the vibe between the cast off stage as well.

__Who he plays:__ Drew tackles situations or struggles that he has in a straightforward, step-by-step format. He cares a lot about his friends — he can tell you what is going on in every one of his friends' lives because he's so adamant [about] listening and observing.

__What he loves about his character:__ The way he develops feelings for Marideth throughout the show is very similar to the way I develop crushes on people. Watching the ways that he tries to speak to her and his struggle and accomplishments with that is fascinating.

__Fun fact:__ I am making my Broadway debut playing opposite a person who is a foot and a half shorter than me.

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## Madison Kopec

Kopec's Marideth is the quietest of the bunch, but over the course of *Ohio*, she learns how to reach out to others — and finds unexpected friendship and love along the way.

__Who they play:__ Marideth keeps to herself most of the time unless she gets going on something she's interested in, like geography — then she could talk your ear off forever.

__What they love about their character:__ She and I are very similar in our journey to adulthood and figuring out, "Okay, I'm 18. Now what?" That story is going to be relatable for people.

__Fun fact:__ I am playing opposite someone who is a foot and a half taller than me.

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## Imani Russell

Russell makes their Broadway debut as Mel, the only one of the seven main characters without a direct real-life counterpart. The character is a composite of multiple people — including Russell.

__Who they play:__ I play Mel. They love reptiles, they're a very spiritual person, they love quotes. They're the only character we see of the seven autistic principals that has a job and is living on their own. That is super important for me to portray as someone in a similar position.

__What they love about their character:__ I was able to have a lot of conversations with Rebekah [Greer Melocik], the writer, about autism and its relationship to queerness and how that has affected me. She was so willing to implement that into the character, which means a lot to me and will also mean a lot to [my] queer and trans/non-binary friends who are also autistic.

__Fun fact:__ I'm a classically trained singer, so I started out singing opera and arias. Now I'm doing musical theatre!

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## Conor Tague

Tague moved to New York just a few weeks before *Ohio* rehearsals to play Tommy. "I lived in Florida and I had a lot of trouble back there," he said. "I'm really happy to be in New York and to be making my Broadway debut and to have a reason to come up here and live my authentic self."

__Who he plays:__ Tommy's goal is to become a licensed driver, and he wants to borrow his brother's truck for practice. His brother doesn't want him to do that, but that ain't gonna stop him.

__What he loves about his character:__ Tommy, like me, is a comic book nerd. He loves Marvel and DC and sci-fi/fantasy, like *Star Wars* and *Lord of the Rings*. But there is one major difference between me and Tommy: Tommy wants to be a licensed driver. But not me. I'm good with the subway.

__Fun fact:__ I also do puppetry. I was inspired by John Tartaglia, who's widely known for *Avenue Q*. I met John when I was 15, and he knows about our show!

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## Ashley Wool

Rounding out the septet of autistic leads is Ashley Wool, making her Broadway debut as the strong-willed Jessica.

__Who she plays:__ Jessica is a young woman who is really determined and ambitious to check off all of the necessary boxes of adulthood. She's really dedicated to going to therapy, to make sure she's doing everything expected of her, and a large part of her character is learning that nothing happens on an exact timeline for everybody. She's watching her best friend have her first boyfriend, and she has some feelings about that.

__What she loves about her character:__ [She learns that] everyone's timeline is different. Everyone's story is different. Everybody's milestones are different.

__Fun fact:__ I still have a grody old piece of wood from my high school production of *Footloose* 20 years ago. It's in my New York City apartment, and I'm planning to put it in the dressing room.

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## Caesar Samayoa

Samayoa comes to *How to Dance in Ohio* from another Broadway musical inspired by a true story, *Come From Away*, in which he performed for its entire five-year run.

__Who he plays:__ I play Dr. Emilio Amigo — he is the owner and one of the counselors at the counseling center. Inspired by the young men and women that go to the center, he comes up with the idea of of holding a spring formal. His heart bursts open and his life changes because of what he's learning.

__What he loves about his character:__ [The real Amigo and I have] been emailing back and forth, and we will be meeting in person very soon. What I'm getting from his energy and from how he runs his center is the belief that we are limitless and that we should always be striving for more, to break our boundaries.

__Fun fact:__ I tend to only do roles that are based on real things.

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## Cristina Sastre

Sastre makes her Broadway debut as Ashley Amigo, a young girl who grew up in her father's counseling center and is now looking to forge her own path.

__Who she plays:__ Ashley Amigo is the daughter of Dr. Amigo, the head psychologist at the Amigo Family Counseling Center. She has just come back from school, where she's a dancer, and she's feeling conflicted about what she wants to do with her life.

__What he loves about his character:__ When I got the audition packet, I was like, this feels like me. I really connect to her not being sure if this thing she's poured so much time and energy into is the right thing. I relate to her doubt and her feeling of responsibility to her parents who have given up so much for her, but at the same time, the strength to listen to the voice inside of you.

__Fun fact:__ I love to paint and draw. When I was a very small child, before I decided to be an actor, I thought I would be an artist.

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## Darlesia Cearcy

With five previous Broadway credits to her name, most recently *Once on This Island*, Cearcy returns to theatre in a motherly role on and off stage.

__Who she plays:__ Johanna is not necessarily a character — she's a real woman, and she is the mother to Caroline.

__What she loves about her character:__ I too, am a mother. I bring that to my character and to the seven [lead actors]. Sometimes they're like, "Okay, can you pull back?" But it's all with love. That protective, motherly spirit — I just can't help it!

__Fun fact:__ Before I moved into musical theatre, my former training is as a classical ballet dancer. Once I decided I wanted to move into leading-lady parts, I covered my body so they wouldn't see me standing in first position.

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## Haven Burton

Broadway veteran Haven Burton says she always tries to bring herself to her roles, but she described her role as Terry in particular as "art imitating life imitating art."

__Who she plays:__ Terry is Jessica's mother and best friends with Johanna.

__What she loves about her character:__ I'm a mom, and I have history with my own mother that I'm bringing into that. I also have a son who is on the autism spectrum, so it's been beautiful to bring that in and learn a lot from my fellow cast members, and from Terry as as the character is written. Her relationship with her daughter has informed my personal life.

__Fun fact:__ I do lots of funny voices — I do lots of animated characters from *Pokémon*.

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*Top image credit: The cast of How to Dance in Ohio. (Photo and cast portraits by Marc J. Franklin)*

Meet the cast of 'How to Dance in Ohio' on Broadway

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The musical, based on an award-winning documentary of the same name, centers on autistic young adults and features a principal cast of autistic actors.

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Welcome to the Moulin Rouge! See the iconic Baz Luhrmann film come to life with dozens of classic and modern pop songs and a timeless tale of love. Give in to the power of truth, beauty, freedom, and love at this Broadway spectacle that you can-can’t miss.

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## *Six*

This musical, and these ticket deals, are one of a kind, no category. The six wives of Henry VIII lead this fierce pop musical, in which they compete over who had it the worst as Queen. Along the way, as they deliver catchy (and Tony-winning) songs, they realize fighting won't immortalize them in history, but standing together will.

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## *The Book of Mormon*

Tomorrow is a latter day, but today you can get Cyber Monday tickets to *The Book of Mormon*. This uproarious comedy follows a pair of missionaries trying to spread the Mormon faith to remote Ugandan villagers, who aren't so receptive to the good word.

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## *Wicked*

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## *Back to the Future*

Set your watches and get your tickets to go *Back to the Future* with Marty McFly, a teenager who time-travels to 1955 in this musical adaptation of the cult classic sci-fi movie.

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## *Days of Wine and Roses*

See Broadway icons Brian d'Arcy James and [Kelli O'Hara](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/kelli-ohara) star in this poignant adaptation of the classic 1958 film, about a couple whose sparkling romance is shaken by alcoholism.

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## *Gutenberg! The Musical!*

See original *Book of Mormon* stars Josh Gad and [Andrew Rannells](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/andrew-rannells) on stage together once more in this hilarious show about misguided composers presenting their wildly inaccurate bio-musical about the inventor of the printing press.

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## *How to Dance in Ohio*

Based on the Peabody Award-winning documentary, this uplifting new musical follows seven autistic young adults who come of age and reach new social milestones in the lead-up to a spring formal dance.

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## *Lempicka*

Visual art meets performing art in this new musical about the little-known story of Tamara de Lempicka, an Art Deco artist who blazed trails in women's artistry, status, and sexuality.

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## *Shucked*

Lend your ears to this Tony Award-winning musical comedy before it closes on January 14. Grammy- and Tony-winning artists collaborated on this corny show about a rural town turned upside down when their corn crop begins to die.

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## *Some Like It Hot*

Get your tickets while they're hot! Before it closes on December 30, see the Tony Award-winning musical adaptation of the classic Billy Wilder film about two musicians running from the mob in disguise — who find their true selves along the way.

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## *Spamalot*

Grab your coconuts and take your seat at the Round Table for the first Broadway revival of *Spamalot*, the Tony Award-winning adaptation of *Monty Python and the Holy Grail*.

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## *Sweeney Todd*

How about a shave? Take your seat in the barber's chair — if you dare — at this classic Stephen Sondheim thriller about a barber and pie shop owner who team up on a murderous revenge plot.

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## *The Notebook*

See the swoon-worthy musical adaptation of the hit romance book and musical, about two lovers who fight the odds across a lifetime to be together. Pop star Ingrid Michaelson and Emmy-nominated *This Is Us* writer Bekah Brunstetter bring Nicholas Sparks's story to the stage.

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## *Appropriate*

[Sarah Paulson](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/sarah-paulson) leads the cast of this dark drama about a family who reunite to settle their late patriarch's assets — but rehash long-held resentments and secrets in the process.

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## *Mother Play*

[Jessica Lange](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/jessica-lange), [Jim Parsons](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/jim-parsons), and [Celia Keenan-Bolger](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/celia-keenan-bolger) make a talented yet topsy-turvy family in this new Paula Vogel drama, about how Phyllis (Lange) and her teenage children cope with the fact that the world is changing and so are they.

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## *Prayer for the French Republic*

This multi-award-winning drama from Joshua Harmon comes to Broadway after an acclaimed Off-Broadway premiere. See the story of five generations of a French Jewish family, connected by the same questions of fear and hope through the decades.

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## *Doubt*

Witness Liev Schreiber and Tyne Daly in this thought-provoking, multi-award-winning drama about a priest's suspected misconduct and whether it's true — or just doubt.

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Spread the good word! The new musical *Tammy Faye* is set to premiere on Broadway in the 2024-25 season. Exact dates and a venue have yet to be set, though the show will go up at one of the nine Broadway theatres owned by the Nederlander Organization.

*Tammy Faye* tells the larger-than-life story of how the televangelist Tammy Faye Bakker and her husband, Jim Bakker, revolutionized religion, clashing with more traditional religious groups in the process. The show features music by Elton John, lyrics by Jake Shears of Scissor Sisters (*Kinky Boots*), and a book by James Graham (*Ink*).

Called "a heavenly pleasure" and "gloriously, ecstatically camp" in a four-star [London Theatre review](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/reviews/tammy-faye-review-almeida-theatre-elton-john), the show premiered at London's Almeida Theatre in 2022. The following year, *Tammy Faye* earned four Olivier Award nominations, including for Best New Musical.

Two-time Tony Award nominee Rupert Goold (*Ink*, *King Charles III*) directed the London premiere and will return for the Broadway production. *Tammy Faye* also features choreography by Lynne Page; orchestrations by Tom Deering and Mark Dickman; music supervision, arrangements and additional music by Tom Deering; scenic design by Bunny Christie, costume design by Katrina Lindsay; lighting design by Neil Austin; sound design by Bobby Aitken; and video design by Finn Ross. 

Casting for *Tammy Faye* on Broadway has yet to be announced. Katie Brayben and [Andrew Rannells](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/andrew-rannells) played the Bakkers in London.

The *Tammy Faye* musical is not associated with *The Eyes of Tammy Faye*, the 2021 film about the Bakkers for which [Jessica Chastain](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/jessica-chastain) won an Oscar.

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Elton John and Scissor Sisters's Jake Shears co-wrote the music for this new show based on the life of the infamous televangelist and her husband, Jim Bakker.

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Manhattan Theatre Club presents the world premiere of *The Best We Could (a family tragedy)*, written by Emily Feldman and directed by Daniel Aukin. Get *The Best We Could (a family tragedy)* tickets on New York Theatre Guide.

*The Best We Could* is a play about a father-daughter road trip across the country. The trip veers off course, however, as the pair learn new, surprising things about each other as they discuss the changing culture. Suddenly, their journey becomes not just an interstate one, but one that changes the path of their relationship.

The premiere of *The Best We Could* off Broadway was slated for 2020, but the pandemic forced its postponement. The 2023 production finally marks Feldman's Off-Broadway debut. Previously, *The Best We Could* was named to the 2019 Kilroys List, which recognizes excellent, unproduced work by non-male writers.

Feldman teams up with veteran director Aukin, who also directed *Catch as Catch Can* at Playwrights Horizons in the 2022-23 Off-Broadway season. Other recent credits include *Apologia* (starring Stockard Channing), *Skintight* (starring Idina Menzel), and the Pulitzer-nominated *4000 Miles*. He also directed and conceived the musical *The Fortress of Solitude*, which earned him Lucille Lortel and Outer Critics Circle Award nominations.

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It's been said that one should never reveal weighty secrets during a car ride — if the other person reacts badly, there's no escape. The characters in Emily Feldman's [*The Best We Could (a family tragedy)*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/25984-the-best-we-could-a-family-tragedy-tickets) abide by this rule, but a cross-country drive nonetheless puts one family on a road to ruin.

Thirty-six-year-old Ella (Aya Cash) is an L.A.-based, cynical serial quitter at various arts jobs. Her parents — friendly-to-a-fault Lou (Frank Wood) and high-strung Peg (Constance Shulman) — are reluctant retirees in New Jersey. "It might be kind of a waste, but it's something to do" is their unofficial motto, as both would rather work but can't seem to hack it anymore.

They can't even live vicariously through their daughter, who doesn't live up to their definition of success. At least they have a dog to occupy them — but when he dies, Lou travels to rescue another from out of state, accompanied by Ella. The road trip, Peg insists, will make for a refreshing switch from both their listless lives.

The expected U.S. landmark-gawking, father-daughter bonding, and well-meaning parental nagging all happen. But the title forewarns us these interactions will build to a tragedy. An omniscient, emcee-like character known only as Maps (a commanding Maureen Sebastian) subtly amps up the foreboding tone, matter-of-factly dictating the characters' movements and actions as though only she can control their fates.

Lou and Ella learn a lot about each other on the road, and while some of their ensuing debates are benign (like Lou's insistence that college honor societies are more important than she thinks), others reveal larger, potentially insurmountable, gaps between who each thought the other was and who they actually are.

Two major revelations come out in *The Best We Could* that fully upend the already strained family. The first concerns Ella, and it lays the groundwork for the play's wrenching finale. One can infer the second — a revelation about Lou — if they pay attention to the clues, which Feldman weaves into his character throughout.

Toward the end, I thought of *Downstate*, an Off-Broadway play from October that interrogates the limits of punishment for those who have done harm. Feldman's play has vastly different subject matter (*Downstate* centers on formerly imprisoned sex offenders), but it tackles similar themes. We're a lot more inclined to empathize, Feldman suggests, when it's our loved ones in question. Because we're affected by the consequences if we don't.

It's a thorny yet sentimental idea, which stands in sharp contrast to the bare-bones staging, with no set but chairs in a nondescript rehearsal room. But that's part of the reason why it works. Neither Feldman nor director Daniel Aukin manufacture affection for the characters with sweet dialogue or warm, beautiful settings. If we feel for this family, it's a testament to the actors and also, perhaps, our own sense of familial love.

Plus, the staging is ironic — *The Best We Could* makes us hyperaware of its theatricality, but the premise isn't fantastical. It's painfully plausible. It takes emotions and experiences we as humans champion — connection, family, integrity — and flips them on their head.

[*The Best We Could* is at New York City Center through March 26. Get *The Best We Could* tickets on New York Theatre Guide.](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/25984-the-best-we-could-a-family-tragedy-tickets)

*Photo credit: Frank Wood and Aya Cash in The Best We Could. (Photo by Marc J. Franklin)*

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