A Streetcar Named Desire Attendance = 73.7% sold last weekCritics = 3.1 Tennessee Williams' Pulitzer-winning masterpiece returns to Broadway, with a multiracial cast headed by two-time Golden Globe nominee Blair Underwood, making his Broadway debut. (more)
Anything Goes Attendance = 72.2% sold last weekCritics = 4.2Audiences = 4.8 Drama Desk nominee Stephanie J. Block and Tony Award winner Joel Grey star in Cole Porter's musical comedy classic, an old school singing and tapping extravaganza directed and choreographed by 3-time Tony-winner Kathleen Marshall. Running since March 2011. Winner of 3 Tony Awards, including Best Revival of a Musical. (more)
Chicago Attendance = 74.7% sold last weekCritics = 4.9Audiences = 4.3 An elegant, minimally-staged revival of Kander & Ebb's gritty, satirical musical - lust, treachery, and murder among chorus girls and backstage types in old Chicago. Running since November 1996. Winner of 6 Tony Awards, including Best Revival of a Musical. (more)
Clybourne Park Attendance = 77.6% sold last weekCritics = 4.1 Bruce Norris' Pulitzer-winning dark comedy, which contemplates the past and future of the neighborhood immortalized by Lorraine Hansberry's segregation drama "A Raisin in the Sun," comes to Broadway. Nominated for 4 Tony Awards, including Best Play. (more)
Death of a Salesman Attendance = 99.6% sold last weekCritics = 4.5Audiences = 4.5 Tony-nominees Philip Seymour Hoffman, Linda Emond, and Andrew Garfield star in a new production of Arthur Miller's Pulitzer-winning tragedy of the common man. Nominated for 7 Tony Awards, including Best Revival of a Play. (more)
Don't Dress For Dinner Attendance = 69.8% sold last weekCritics = 2.5 Roundabout presents the Broadway premiere of Marc Camoletti's French bedroom comedy, a sequel to his hilarious Tony-winning farce "Boeing-Boeing." (more)
End of the Rainbow Attendance = 60.6% sold last weekCritics = 3.1 A drama with music about Judy Garland's last months, starring British actress Tracie Bennett, reprising her critically-acclaimed London performance. Nominated for 3 Tony Awards, including Best Actress (Tracie Bennett). (more)
Evita Attendance = 94.0% sold last weekCritics = 3.5Audiences = 3.3 A revival of the Tony-winning musical about Eva Perón, starring Argentinean actress Elena Roger (reprising her Olivier-nominated performance in the title role), pop star Ricky Martin, and Tony-winner Michael Cerveris. Nominated for 3 Tony Awards, including Best Revival of a Musical. (more)
Ghost the Musical Attendance = 74.2% sold last weekCritics = 2.2Audiences = 5.0 A new musical based on the 1990 film of the same title, directed by Tony-winner Matthew Warchus, re-creating his London production. (more)
Godspell Attendance = 69.7% sold last weekCritics = 3.2Audiences = 4.9 Corbin Bleu stars in the beloved '70s folk-rock musical based on the Gospel of Matthew, with music by Stephen Schwartz, the composer of "Wicked." Running since October 2011. (more)
Gore Vidal's The Best Man Attendance = 81.2% sold last weekCritics = 3.9Audiences = 5.0 A revival of the Tony-nominated drama about a ruthless race for the presidency, starring James Earl Jones, Angela Lansbury, Eric McCormack, John Larroquette, and Candice Bergen. Nominated for 2 Tony Awards, including Best Revival of a Play and Best Actor (James Earl Jones). (more)
Harvey Roundabout presents a revival of the Pulitzer-winning comedy, starring Jim Parsons (an Emmy and Golden Globe winner for TV's "The Big Bang Theory") as an eccentric man whose imaginary friend is a 6-foot-tall white rabbit named Harvey. Begins May 18th. (more)
Jersey Boys Attendance = 88.4% sold last weekCritics = 3.6Audiences = 4.8 A bio-revue telling the story and singing the songs of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. Running since October 2005. Winner of 4 Tony Awards, including Best Musical. (more)
Jesus Christ Superstar Attendance = 62.3% sold last weekCritics = 3.7Audiences = 4.8 Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's iconic musical returns to Broadway, with an acclaimed new production directed by two-time Tony-winner Des McAnuff, director of the long-running hit "Jersey Boys." Nominated for 2 Tony Awards, including Best Revival of a Musical. (more)
Mamma Mia Attendance = 69.8% sold last weekCritics = 3.1Audiences = 4.6 This lively pop musical featuring the songs of the Swedish 70’s super-group ABBA has been playing to enthusiastic nightly standing ovations for more than a decade. Running since October 2001. (more)
Mary Poppins Attendance = 67.9% sold last weekCritics = 3.4Audiences = 4.6 The classic songs of the Disney movie are used in this family-friendly Broadway megamusical, telling the tale of that charming nanny of Edwardian London in a perfectly supercalifragilisticexpialidocious manner. Running since October 2006. (more)
Memphis Attendance = 68.5% sold last weekCritics = 3.9Audiences = 4.7 A new musical about a black singer and a white radio DJ who come together in the segregated South during the early days of rock 'n' roll....critics' reviews mostly good, audience reaction excellent. Running since September 2009. Winner of 4 Tony Awards, including Best Musical. (more)
Newsies Attendance = 100.8% sold last weekCritics = 4.0Audiences = 5.0 A stage adaptation of Disney's movie musical about the newsboy strike of 1899, with music by eight-time Oscar-winner Alan Menken, comes to Broadway. Nominated for 8 Tony Awards, including Best Musical. (more)
Nice Work if You Can Get It Attendance = 95.3% sold last weekCritics = 3.8Audiences = 5.0 A new Prohibition-era musical starring Tony-nominee Kelli O'Hara and Tony-winner Matthew Broderick, with songs by George and Ira Gershwin and direction/choreography by Tony-winner Kathleen Marshall. Nominated for 10 Tony Awards, including Best Musical. (more)
Once Attendance = 95.2% sold last weekCritics = 4.3Audiences = 4.5 After a high-profile Off-Broadway run, this new musical based on the Irish independent film of the same title, transfers to Broadway. Nominated for 11 Tony Awards, including Best Musical. (more)
One Man, Two Guvnors Attendance = 81.2% sold last weekCritics = 4.5Audiences = 5.0 Direct from London, the National Theatre of Great Britain's critically-acclaimed slapstick comedy. Nominated for 7 Tony Awards, including Best Actor (James Corden). (more)
Other Desert Cities Attendance = 63.5% sold last weekCritics = 4.6Audiences = 4.4 Stockard Channing and Stacy Keach play the matriarch and patriarch of a conservative American family facing its complex past in a drama the NY Times called "the most richly enjoyable new play in many a season." Running since October 2011. Nominated for 5 Tony Awards, including Best Play and Best Actress (Stockard Channing). (more)
Peter and the Starcatcher Attendance = 70.6% sold last weekCritics = 3.7 Following its well-received Off-Broadway staging, this imaginative new play, based on a modern novel about the boy who would not grow up, comes to Broadway. Nominated for 9 Tony Awards, including Best Play. (more)
Priscilla Queen of the Desert Attendance = 52.6% sold last weekCritics = 3.4Audiences = 4.6 A new musical based on the 1994 film about three drag queens traveling across the Australian outback in a bus called Priscilla, the show features a score of dance club favorites and Tony-winning costumes that defy description. Running since February 2011. (more)
Rock of Ages Attendance = 93.5% sold last weekCritics = 3.7Audiences = 4.6 This winking tribute to the 80's (with a score of arena-rock hits from Bon Jovi, Journey, Poison, and many more) is back after a brief hiatus to change venues. Running since March 2009. (more)
Sister Act Attendance = 70.7% sold last weekCritics = 3.7Audiences = 4.6 Raven-Symoné stars in this new musical based on the 1992 film about a disco diva who escapes her gangster boyfriend and finds protective custody in a convent....hand-clapping, habit-shaking hilarity ensues. Running since March 2011. (more)
Spider-Man, Turn Off The Dark Attendance = 78.1% sold last weekCritics = 2.7Audiences = 3.9 Despite well-publicized technical issues, performance delays, and injuries to cast members, the new musical about Marvel's marvelous superhero finally had its official Broadway opening and seems set for a long run. Running since November 2010. (more)
The Book of Mormon Attendance = 102.6% sold last weekCritics = 4.7Audiences = 4.8 From the creators of "South Park" and "Avenue Q," a bawdy, irreverent, hilarious, and heartfelt new musical about two missionaries sent to deepest, darkest Africa to spread the good word. Running since February 2011. Winner of 9 Tony Awards, including Best Musical. (more)
The Columnist Attendance = 87.5% sold last weekCritics = 3.1Audiences = 5.0 Manhattan Theatre Club presents Tony and Emmy Award winner John Lithgow in David Auburn's bio-drama about Joseph Alsop, the powerful McCarthy era journalist faced with a career-threatening personal scandal. (more)
The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess Attendance = 61.0% sold last weekCritics = 3.9Audiences = 4.7 George and Ira Gershwin's monumental folk opera, about a disabled panhandler's struggle to find love in the slums of the segregated South circa 1920, returns to Broadway. Running since December 2011. Nominated for 10 Tony Awards, including Best Revival of a Musical. (more)
The Lion King Attendance = 99.7% sold last weekCritics = 4.7Audiences = 4.7 In Julie Taymor's inventive retelling of Disney's animated hit, puppets and live actors weave a dreamscape of jungle characters as we follow the rise of young Simba to the throne. Running since October 1997. Winner of 6 Tony Awards, including Best Musical. (more)
The Lyons Attendance = 45.9% sold last weekCritics = 3.9 Tony-winners Linda Lavin and Dick Latessa star in Nicky Silver's caustically funny dramedy about a family in crisis. (more)
The Phantom of the Opera Attendance = 81.4% sold last weekCritics = 3.8Audiences = 4.6 A hideously deformed man lives in the cellars of the Paris Opera and takes a stunningly beautiful soprano as a student in this classic show - the longest running production in Broadway history. Running since January 1988. Winner of 7 Tony Awards, including Best Musical. (more)
Venus in Fur Attendance = 52.8% sold last weekCritics = 4.1 Nina Arianda and Hugh Dancy star in David Ives' adaptation of a 19th-century erotic novel....the NY Times called it "90 minutes of good, kinky fun." Running since October 2011. Nominated for 2 Tony Awards - Best Play and Best Actress (Nina Arianda). (more)
War Horse Attendance = 75.4% sold last weekCritics = 3.9Audiences = 4.7 One of the most-anticipated shows of the season, this epic play set in WW1 Europe tells the story of a young man's journey to recover a beloved horse sold for use in the cavalry. Running since March 2011. Winner of 6 Tony Awards, including Best Play. (more)
Wicked Attendance = 87.6% sold last weekCritics = 2.7Audiences = 4.7 Ever wondered what happened in Oz before Dorothy dropped in? This musical about the teenage years of the Good Witch and the Green Witch is a family-friendly spectacle housed in one of Broadway’s largest and most comfortable theatres. Running since October 2003. (more)
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