A woman in a pink gown, sash, and crown poses with one arm raised in front of a screen displaying "The Queen of Versailles" logo.

See photos of Kristin Chenoweth, F. Murray Abraham in 'The Queen of Versailles' on Broadway

The new musical stars Tony Award winner Chenoweth and Oscar winner Abraham as Jackie and David Siegel, the subjects of the same-named 2012 documentary.

Summary

  • Photos are available of The Queen of Versailles on Broadway
  • The musical stars Kristin Chenoweth and F. Murray Abraham as Jackie and David Siegel
  • The show is based on the documentary about the real-life Siegels' troubled construction of the largest single-family home in America
Gillian Russo
Gillian Russo

Here's your first glimpse into the palace! New photos have been released of The Queen of Versailles on Broadway, a new musical starring Tony Award winner Kristin Chenoweth at the St. James Theatre.

Chenoweth plays real-life socialite Jacqueline "Jackie" Siegel, who with her husband David set out to build the largest single-family home in America. As first shown in Lauren Greenfield's 2012 documentary also titled The Queen of Versailles, their plans were upended as the 2008 recession wrecked the Siegels' finances.

Alongside Chenoweth, The Queen of Versailles Broadway cast includes Oscar winner F. Murray Abraham as David Siegel, Melody Butiu as Sofia Flores, Nina White as Victoria Siegel, Stephen DeRosa as John, Greg Hildreth as Gary, Tatum Grace Hopkins as Jonquil, and Tony nominee Isabel Keating as Debbie.

Check out photos of the cast in The Queen of Versailles below, and secure your tickets to step into the room with theatre royalty.

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Photo credit: The Queen of Versailles on Broadway. (Photos by Julieta Cervantes)

Frequently asked questions

How do you book tickets for The Queen of Versailles?

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Where is The Queen of Versailles playing?

The Queen of Versailles is playing at St. James Theatre. The theatre is located at 246 West 44th Street (between Broadway and 8th Avenue), New York, 10036.

How long is The Queen of Versailles?

The running time of The Queen of Versailles is 2hr 30min. Incl. intermission.

What is The Queen of Versailles about?

This new musical traces the rise of the hyperwealthy former Mrs. Florida, Jackie Siegel. She's the embodiment of the American Dream, and to show you how far she’s come, she’s inviting you into her home, Versailles, under construction as the largest private home in the US. But with a recession looming, her dreams may be shattered.

What are the songs in The Queen of Versailles?

Academy Award winner Stephen Schwartz wrote the music and lyrics, and as he has shown in shows like Wicked, Pippin, and Godpsell, they will feature fun ensemble numbers, soaring solos, and music tinged with a pop flair.

Who directs The Queen of Versailles?

Michael Arden, a 2 time Tony winner for directing Maybe Happy Ending and the revival of Parade, directs this new musical.

Who wrote The Queen of Versailles?

Playwright Lindsey Ferrentino, a finalist for the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize, wrote the book and Stephen Schwartz (Wicked) wrote the music and lyrics.

Is The Queen of Versailles good?

The Boston production was met with rave reviews. Variety wrote that star "Kristin Chenoweth shines in a lavish new musical with a social satire bite."

Is The Queen of Versailles appropriate for kids?

This new musical does not have an age recommendation yet but audiences must be ages four and up to enter Broadway theatres.

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