See photos of Kieran Culkin, Bob Odenkirk, Bill Burr in 'Glengarry Glen Ross' on Broadway
The star-studded revival of David Mamet's Pulitzer Prize-winning play about cutthroat real estate agents runs at the Palace Theatre through June only.
Step into their office! Here's your first look at Oscar winner Kieran Culkin (Succession, A Real Pain), Emmy winner Bob Odenkirk (Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul), Emmy and Grammy nominee Bill Burr (Paper Tiger), and more in Glengarry Glen Ross on Broadway.
David Mamet's Pulitzer Prize-winning play is set in a real estate office, where the employees are in a cutthroat competition to sell the most land. Winner gets a car; loser forfeits their job. Who will make it out alive — and what will each man do to win?
Take a sneak peek at Glengarry Glen Ross below, and learn more about the show!
Photo credit: Glengarry Glen Ross on Broadway. (Photos by Emilio Madrid)
Frequently asked questions
How long is Glengarry Glen Ross?
The running time of Glengarry Glen Ross is 1hr 45min. Incl. 15min intermission.
What is Glengarry Glen Ross about?
See Glengarry Glen Ross play on Broadway with Kieran Culkin, Tony nominee Bob Odenkirk, and Bill Burr.
How do you book tickets for Glengarry Glen Ross?
Book tickets for Glengarry Glen Ross on New York Theatre Guide.
What's the age requirement for Glengarry Glen Ross?
The recommended age for Glengarry Glen Ross is Ages 16+..
Which theatre is Glengarry Glen Ross at?
Glengarry Glen Ross is at New York's Palace Theatre, which is located at 160 W 47th St, New York, 10036.
Who wrote Glengarry Glen Ross?
David Mamet, a Pulitzer winner and Tony nominee for this play, wrote Glengarry Glen Ross.
Who directed Glengarry Glen Ross?
Patrick Marber, who wrote Closer and is an Oscar nominee, directs this revival of the play.
Is Glengarry Glen Ross appropriate for kids?
The play contains strong themes and language, so it is not for children, and audiences under four are not allowed in Broadway houses.
Is Glengarry Glen Ross good?
Glengarry Glen Ross is now an American classic, taking a sharp look at greed and power. The play won many awards and was turned into a hit film, earning Al Pacino an Oscar nomination.
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