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| Great Broadway Offers for Summer |
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Billy Elliot Elton John’s new musical, set in Northern England’s coal fields, about a boy who wants to dance, not box. Winner of 10 Tony Awards, including Best Musical. |
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The Phantom of the Opera 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. Winner of 7 Tony Awards, including Best Musical. |
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Come Fly Away From Twyla Tharp, the visionary choreographer responsible for the Broadway hit "Movin' Out," a new dance musical using the songs and voice of Frank Sinatra. Closes September 5th. |
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Memphis 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. Winner of 4 Tony Awards, including Best Musical. |
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Promises, Promises Sean Hayes (Emmy winner for "Will & Grace") and Kristin Chenoweth (Tony winner for "Wicked") star in a revival of Burt Bacharach's swingin' '60s musical. |
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South Pacific A revival of the classic Rodgers & Hammerstein musical plays the main hall at Lincoln Center Theater. Winner of 7 Tony Awards, including Best Revival of a Musical. Closes August 22nd. |
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West Side Story The great American musical returns to Broadway in a starkly dramatic production that Variety calls "a brilliant evocation of its period and a timeless tragedy." |
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Mamma Mia A surprisingly popular choice among the suburban set, this lively pop musical features the songs of the 70’s europop group ABBA, played to enthusiastic nightly standing ovations. |
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American Idiot A well-received new musical featuring the songs of the rock trio Green Day, directed by Michael Mayer, the Tony-winning director of "Spring Awakening." |
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Rock of Ages An Off-Broadway hit in 2008, this winking tribute to the 80's (with a score of arena-rock hits from Bon Jovi, Journey, Poison, and many more) recently made the difficult leap to Broadway, where it seems set for a successful run. |
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Chicago 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. Winner of 6 Tony Awards, including Best Revival of a Musical. |
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The Addams Family A new musical based on the characters of New Yorker cartoonist Charles Addams comes to Broadway, with an impressive cast headed by Tony winners Nathan Lane and Bebe Neuwirth (as Gomez and Morticia, naturally). |
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In The Heights A new musical about the vibrant cultural mix that is upper Manhattan. Winner of 4 Tony Awards, including Best Musical. |
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Lend Me a Tenor Tony Shaloub (the Emmy-winning star of "Monk") and Justin Bartha (the befuddled bridegroom from "The Hangover") star in a revival of Ken Ludwig's Tony-nominated farce. Closes August 15th. |
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La Cage aux Folles The hit London production transfers to Broadway....starring Tony-winner Douglas Hodge as the drag diva Albin and five-time Emmy-winner Kelsey Grammer (from TV's "Fraser" and "Cheers") making his Broadway musical debut. Winner of 3 Tony Awards, including Best Revival of a Musical. |
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Mary Poppins 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. |
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| Chicago "This production isn't smoke and mirrors, it's flesh and blood shaped by discipline and artistry into a parade of vital, pulsing talent." New York Times | | Billy Elliot "A production as seriously thrilling as it is deeply lovable. The show is crawling - not to mention tapping and leaping - with dauntingly talented children, presented with a blissful lack of preciosity and lots of blazing intelligence and theatricality." Newsday | | The Lion King "I promise you "The Lion King" is like nothing you have ever seen before. This show really cannot be overpraised. Though not appropriate for infants, "The Lion King" is a spellbinding introduction to the art of theater, for anyone over the age of 6." The Journal News | | Fela! "Choreographer Bill T. Jones has shaped a stirring production around Kuti's outsize personality and key events from his rebellious, unconventional life, set to the percussive Afrobeat music Kuti invented. The result is "Fela!," a terrific dance party of a musical, an exuberant celebration that also drives home a spirited message of human resilience." AP | | South Pacific "...as heartfelt as it is visually spectacular, as seriously musical as it is grand entertainment." Newsday | | La Cage aux Folles "What makes this version work is its insistence on the saving graces of the characters’ illusions about themselves and, by extension, the illusions of the production in which they appear. As presented here "La Cage" is a sweet, corny story that asks us to take people (the good-hearted ones, anyway) at their own valuation. Mr. Grammer and Mr. Hodge, play it straight and bent, respectively, in equally disarming ways." NY Times | | Next to Normal "A story of a mom's mental illness and the toll it has taken on her and everyone around her may not sound like [a musical] that sings, but Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey have created an exceptional show that says something meaningful and powerful about surviving in a world of problems." NY Daily News |
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| La Cage aux Folles "This was very fun and entertaining. Kelsy Grammer was wonderful! Haven't laughed that much for some time." Jennie Rae from Houston, TX | | The Addams Family "Funtastic!!! A good evening at the theatre with a lot of laughs.....The performance was excellent and Nathan Lane was outstanding.......so too was Uncle Fester......This is pure fun and great humor for adults which will go over the heads of the young ........but those 11 and older while fine it does truly target teenagers and adults of all ages.....ENJOY the show!!!" Robert from Mahopac, NY | | Jersey Boys "This show will have you happy and singing Four Seasons songs ALL the next day! It was very well done. And uplifting. Nothing comes without some cost in the land of opportunity.
It also shows how the right group has to come together and the right people have to meet the right people. Make this show - a STILL hot ticket and there is a reason. Go see, hear and experience this - you will be very happy that you did." Allen from New Milford, CT | | Fela! "Fantastic! A must see! Great African music and dancers. Unlike other shows where you just sit and watch, performers and audience are having a party together, making the audience a part of it. Which is great, because it's impossible to sit still to the music." Susanne from Amsterdam, NL | | Lend Me a Tenor "Lend Me a Tenor was one of the funniest plays I have ever seen ( and I have seen quite a few ). Highly recommend it to everyone. I would like to see it again." James from Staten Island, NY | | Wicked "This is a wonderful show. The set, music, and clever story twists make it a show without any lulls. Our group ranged in age from 8-72 and everyone loved it!" Darelynn from Berwyn Heights, MD | | South Pacific "This is a classy, wonderful, first-rate production. Great cast, great music, great sets and staging. Particularly impressive and delicious is that there is NO miking of the cast; the orchestra and singers are au natural, NO electronic amplification, a real joy! Just like it used to be!
I recommend this production highly; it's kept South Pacific as it was in the late 1940's intact, but not especially dated... with a great cast to boot.
Go! You won't get a chance to see this musical in a full production very often, so don't miss it while it's here!" Leslie from New York, NY |
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