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Bernie Williams to join 'Buena Vista Social Club' on Broadway; José "Candelita" Iglesias extends run

The Subway Series comes to Broadway as former Yankees player Bernie Williams joins former Mets player José "Candelita" Iglesias in Buena Vista Social Club.

Bridget Gross
Bridget Gross

Former New York Yankees player and Grammy-nominated jazz guitarist, Bernie Williams, joins the band in Buena Vista Social Club on Broadway for a limited run from October 22 through November 29. He joins New York Mets alum and recording artist José "Candelita" Iglesias, who has extended his six-week run for another six weeks; now ending November 15.

“I am excited about the opportunity to join Buena Vista Social Club because the music was part of my childhood growing up,” said Williams in a statement. “I remember my mother listening to this music on Sunday afternoons and it reminds me of wonderful times with my family when I was a kid. The opportunity to play that same music on Broadway in this show is truly a dream come true.”

Williams and Iglesias will also be joined by the previously announced TV and film star Gina Torres (Suits, Firefly, 911: Lone Star) from October 13 to November 29, while Tony Award winner Natalie Venetia Belcon takes a leave of absence to star in In the Heights.

Buena Vista Social Club tells a fictionalized story of the same-named band, who reunited in the '90s to revive a bygone era of Cuban music, decades after the Cuban Revolution upended their careers and their culture, creating an iconic album in the process.

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Photo credit: Bernie Williams and José Iglesias. (Williams photo by David Andrako; Iglesias photo courtesy of production)

Frequently asked questions

What is Buena Vista Social Club about?

Hear the Grammy-winning eponymous album by Buena Vista Social Club come to life on stage in this 10-time Tony Award-nominated production. Discover how the pioneering music group revitalized the Cuban music scene and ushered in its Golden Age in this show that honors the vibrant, timeless sounds of the Caribbean.

How long is Buena Vista Social Club?

The running time of Buena Vista Social Club is 2hr 10min. Incl. 1 intermission.

Where is Buena Vista Social Club playing?

Buena Vista Social Club is playing at Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre . The theatre is located at 236 West 45th Street (between Broadway and 8th Avenue), New York, 10036.

How much do tickets cost for Buena Vista Social Club?

Tickets for Buena Vista Social Club start at $64.

What's the age recommendation for Buena Vista Social Club?

The recommended age for Buena Vista Social Club is Ages 8+. Children under 4 are not permitted in the theatre..

How do you book tickets for Buena Vista Social Club?

Book tickets for Buena Vista Social Club on New York Theatre Guide.

Is Buena Vista Social Club on Broadway or Off-Broadway?

Buena Vista Social Club is playing Broadway.

Is Buena Vista Social Club accessible?

Wheelchair seating in the Orchestra only. Step-free entrance. Assisted listening and audio description. Partial wheelchair access, handrails.

Who is in the cast of Buena Vista Social Club?

The cast of Buena Vista Social Club includes José "Candelita" Iglesias (as Narrator), Natalie Venetia Belcon (as Omara), Rick Negron (as Compay), Mel Semé (as Ibrahim), Jainardo Batista Sterling (as Rubén), Isa Antonetti (as Young Omara), Da’von Moody (as Young Compay), Wesley Wray (as Young Ibrahim), Jesus Pupo (as Young Rubén), Renesito Avich (as Eliades), Ashley De La Rosa (as Young Haydee), Chris Myers (as Juan de Marcos).

Who directed Buena Vista Social Club?

Buena Vista Social Club is directed by Saheem Ali.

Who wrote the music and lyrics for Buena Vista Social Club?

The music and lyrics for Buena Vista Social Club were written by Buena Vista Social Club.

Who wrote Buena Vista Social Club?

Buena Vista Social Club was written by Marco Ramirez.

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