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Three stories told through dance and dialogue as the
characters struggle to connect with one another.
Dance/Play
Copenhagen follows
the brilliant German physicist Werner Heisenberg who, in 1941, made a
covert trip to Copenhagen to see his Danish counterpart, Niels Bohr,
and his wife Margrethe. They were old friends, and their work together
opened the way into the atom, but they were on opposite sides of a
World War and their meeting could have ended in disaster.
Drama
Dirty Blonde
A play about a gal, a guy, and Mae West, Dirty
Blonde follows two single New Yorkers who coincidentally meet at
the grave site of the legendary film star and sex symbol.
Gore Vidal's
The Best Man three-act drama set at a 1960
Presidential Convention in Philadelphia.
Drama
I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE (OFF BROADWAY)
Jane Eyre Charlotte
Bronte's beloved tale of a spirited and courageous woman struggling to
make her own way in the world ... and one of the greatest love stories
ever told.
Musical
Kiss Me,
Kate is the story of an egotistical actor, Fred and
his tempermental ex-wife, Lilli, who are rehearsing a production of Taming
of the Shrew in Baltimore. He plays Petruchio and she plays
Katherine, but his flirtation with Bianca ignites the drama and life
begins to imitate art. Songs include "Too Darn Hot,"
"Another O'pnin,' Another Show," and "Why Can't You
Behave?"
Patti LuPone
“Matters of the Heart” Miss LuPone's new
concert performance features contemporary songs as well as standards,
all of which explore the affairs, the crimes and the mysterieis of the
heart.
Concert
Proof An
enigmatic young woman faces an unexpected suitor, the challenge of a
genius father and a mysterious mathematical proof.
Riverdance A
company of 80 singers, dancers and musicians create a spectacle of
Irish-influenced performance
Musical
Seussical
the Musical An adaptation of the children's books
by Dr. Seuss. His characters come to life to restore harmony in the
Jungle of Nool after chaos erupts. Conceived by Eric Idle, Lynn Ahrens
and Stephen Flaherty.
Musical
STOMP TICKETS (off
broadway)
Swing! is
an all singing, all dancing musical revue which features world-class
swing dancers, a hot contemporary swing band and acclaimed jazz and
pop singers, cutting loose to a mix of new and classic swing songs.
The show features nearly 20 dance numbers, in styles including west
coast, country-western, Latin, and traditional swing.
Revue
The Dinner
Party Six people attend a dinner party at a
restaurant in Paris, where they arrive to face an evening of surprises
in regard to marriage and divorce.
Comedy/Drama
The Full
Monty A musical version of Academy Award-nominated
comedy about six unemployed steel workers who form a male striptease
act. The women cheer them on to go for "the full monty" -
total nudity. Complete
Full Monty reviews
The Man Who
Came to Dinner A farce about an irascible big-city
radio personality (based on Alexander Woolcott) who is forced by
injury to spend several weeks in the home of an unassuming Midwest
middle-class family. The stampede of showbiz personalities, reporters,
and other unlikely visitors converging on the house disrupts life for
everyone in unexpected ways.
Comedy
The Music
Man There is trouble in River City when con artist
Harold Hill arrives in town. There's only one problem with his
plans--he falls in love. Featuring songs such as "Seventy-six
Trombones," "Trouble," "'Til There Was You,"
"Pickalittle" and "Gary, Indiana."
The Rocky
Horror Show Ultra-campy cult musical about two
clean-cut kids who get lost in a rain storm and find themselves in the
spooky castle of Dr. Frank N. Furter, a "transsexual transvestite
from Transylvania." He sets out to bring to life, not a monster,
but a sexy hunk of a boy-toy. Ineffable score includes "Let's Do
the Time Warp Again."
Musical
The Search
for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe A
one-woman comedy that celebrates pop culture as seen through the eyes
of 14 different characters, including a bag lady, a punk performance
artist, a has-been disco swinger, a '70s feminist and a dazzling array
of others.
Solo
The Tale of
the Allergist's Wife In this social satire, a
wealthy Upper West Side maven copes with the unwieldly demands of a
distracted husband, a kvetching mother, and the mysterious arrival of
a strangely familiar face.
The tale of Aida, made famous by
Verdi's 1871 opera, concerns an enslaved African princess, Aida, and
her doomed love for the captain of the Egyptian guard, Radames, who is
in turn desired by Aida's royal mistress, Amneris.
Performances begin February 22
Opened March 23, 2000
This drama depicts the life and
times of the musical genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, as seen through the
eyes of his rival, Antonio Salieri. Salieri comes to grips with the fact
that while he himself is very talented, Mozart derives a true genius
directly from God. With that realization, Salieri sets out to get his
revenge on God by destroying Mozart. The play's title derives from
Mozart's middle name, which means "Beloved by God."
WHEN?
Performances from December 7 Opening: December 15 December
performance schedule: December 7-11 at 8PM December 8 and 11 at 2PM
December 12 at 3PM December 13-14 at 8PM December 15 / Opening Night
December 16-18 at 8PM December 16 and 18 at 2PM December 20-23 at 8PM
December 22 at 2PM December 24 no perf December 25 at 8PM December 26 at
2PM and 7PM December 27-29 at 8PM December 28-30 at 2PM December 31 no
perf January 1 at 8PM Regular performance schedule begins Sunday January 2
@3PM: Tuesday - Saturday @8PM Wednesday and Saturday @2PM Sunday @3PM
Tuesday - Saturday @8PM
Wednesday and Saturday @2PM
Sunday @3PM
Category
Musical
Synopsis
Musical biography of Annie
Oakley, a sharpshooting hillbilly gal whose virtuoso marksmanship sweeps
her into show business at the turn of the century. But as her fame
increases, it threatens her love affair with her egotistical co-star.
Songs include "I Got the Sun in the Morning," "You Can't
Get a Man With a Gun," "The Girl That I Marry,"
"Anything You Can Do (I Can Do Better)" "I Got Lost in
His Arms" and the Broadway anthem, "No Business Like Show
Business."
Tired of your kids morphing into zombies
in front of the TV? Here's an idea: them 'em to their first Broadway show! This lavish
musical, based on the now-classic 1991 animated film, features the same Oscar winning
music by Alan Menken, in addition to six new songs. Wondrous special effects, elaborate
costumes (which earned the show the 1994 Tony Award for Costume Design), and an
enchantingly romantic story of a Beast who loves a Beauty makes this the family theatre
event of the 90's. So go on: be your kid's hero - take 'em to roar at the Beast!
WHEN? Tue-Sat eves (8:00 pm); Wed,
Sat (2:00 pm), Sun (3:00 pm)
Musical based on Christopher Isherwood's The Berlin Stories, Cabaret is the
story of decadent expatriates living in Berlin immediately before World War Two.
Hotter than a pistol, Kander and Ebb's
CHICAGO returns triumphantly to Broadway. The story of Roxie Hart (now played by
"Taxi"'s Marilu Henner), a down-and-out chorine who grabs fame and fortune by
murdering her gangster lover started this exciting season with flash and sexy fire. Ben
Brantley in the New York Times raves, "This new incarnation, directed by Walter
Bobbie and choreographed by Ann Reinking...makes an exhilarating case... for CHICAGO as a
musical for the ages...Bebe Neuwirth plays Roxie's jailhouse rival Velma, in a vampy, sexy
performance." Brantley praises: "Ms. Neuwirth has translated her dead-pan comic
persona and technical proficiency as a dancer into an ecstatic benchmark performance...to
see her turn her legs into a pair of air-slicing scissors, her face set in a bewitching
expression of self-satisfaction, is like falling in love, against your better judgement,
with a specialist in breaking hearts."
WHEN: Tues-Sat eves (8:00 pm),
mats: Wed, Sat (2:00 pm), Sun (3:00 pm)
A retrospective of dance numbers created
by Bob Fosse, including selections from Cabaret, Chicago, Sweet Charity, All That Jazz,
Pippin, Dancin' and Big Deal.
Since Robert Louis Stevenson wrote
"The Strange Tale of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde" in 1886, we've all been looking
in the mirror a little more carefully, trying to find the monster inside. Now one of the
most anticipated shows in years, JEKYLL & HYDE, is finally here on Broadway, with
music composed by Frank Wildhorn, and lyrics by Leslie Bricusse. Stevenson's horrific yet
compassionate story combines perfectly with a soaring score that culminates in what
Bricusse calls "the ultimate duet": Jekyll & Hyde singing together through
the mirror, dark and light. Howard Kissel in the Daily News says, "Several numbers -
notably 'This Is The Moment," and 'Someone Like You' - are genuinely moving...Robin
Phillips has directed and designed the show in the grand manner it requires and has drawn
superb performances from his cast...Robert Cuccioli...is sensational in the title
roles...Like Phillips' evocative sets, Ann Curtis' costumes capture the period
beautifully. Beverly Emmons' lighting adds immensely to the drama..." And even an
unlikely critic like talk-show host Larry King has weighed in: "JEKYLL &
HYDE...is the best musical I've ever seen. It should run forever!" Let your monster
loose - see JEKYLL & HYDE today!
WHEN: Tues-Sat eves (8:00 pm),
mats: Wed, Sat (2:00 pm), Sun (3:00 pm)
10 years more! "The World's Most
Popular Musical" has a refurbished set, new costumes, a new scene, and most
important, a vital new 10th anniversary company. The heart-rending, inspiring story of
Jean Valjean, the thief who travels the revolutionary landscape of 19th century France to
find redemption, is as electrifying today as the day it opened. The 10th anniversary
company has earned rave reviews . If you've seen it before, see it again. If you've never
seen it, what are you waiting for?
WHEN: Mon-Sat eves (8:00 pm),
mats: Wed, Sat (2:00 pm)
"The challenge of THE LION KING
will be to make the stage version an actual theatricalization of a script which millions
of people have enjoyed - it won't simple be a film brought to life. I am excited that we
are combining Elton John and Tim Rice's music with a blend of rhythms and sound which will
create something new and exciting for Broadway." So says director Julie Taymor about
bringing Disney's extraordinarily popular movie THE LION KING to the Broadway stage.
No
one thought that the story of Simba the lion's journey from betrayal to redemption could
be done on the live stage, but as a director who incorporates fantastic puppets and masks
in her work, Taymor is known for doing the impossible, and THE LION KING will be her
greatest achievement. Mufasa, Simba, Scar, Timon, Pumba and all your favorites will come
to life on the stage of the newly restored New Amsterdam Theatre, looking familiar and
very new. Taymor's costumes are incredible, allowing us to see the actor as well as
envisioning the animal. Her creations go beyond mere puppetry - they are animated
sculpture.
The choreography of Garth Fagin brings
movement to such familiar songs as "Hakuna Matata" and "Can't You Feel the
Love Tonight?" as well as 4 new songs. THE LION KING is the highlight of the
season - plan ahead!
WHEN: Wed-Sat eves (8:00 pm),
mats: Wed, Sat (2:00 pm), Sun (1:00 pm & 6:30 pm), Dark Mon, Tues.
From the creators of LES MISERABLES comes
MISS SAIGON. This spectacular musical is the epic and tragic story of a young couple in
love, caught in a world at war, when mankind's clashing ideologies seemed to converge in
one city: Saigon. You may have heard about the spectacular helicopter and the incredible
set, but it is this sweet, heart-breaking love story that is the real core of MISS SAIGON.
A sweeping musical that will fill your heart and bring tears to your eyes. Newsweek says,
"The show is already a legend."
WHEN: Mon-Sat eves (8:00 pm),
mats: Wed, Sat (2:00 pm), dark Sun
RENT is still rocking Broadway! RENT is a
1990s rock opera based on Puccini's "La Boheme," an exhilarating and explosive
story of struggling artists reaching for glory in New York's East Village. Three love
stories intertwine as a group of friends deal with love, death, loyalty, AIDS, rent
strikes, and the end of the millennium. The New York Times calls it a "charming,
poignant rock opera...there's no denying that Mr. Larson discovered a winningly accessible
and ground-breaking musical formula that combines rock's drive, pop's memory-grabbing
melodiousness and the leitmotifs and harmonic counterpoints of opera."
WHEN? Tue-Sat eves (8:00 pm),
mats: Sat (2:00 pm) & Sun (2:00 & 7:00).
Like a roller coaster ride, Andrew Lloyd
Webber's musical adaptation of Gaston Leroux's classic Gothic horror tale leaves you
joyful, breathless, begging for more. Sumptuously designed, with a thrilling score and
breathtaking direction by Harold Prince, this story of a mysterious spectre who haunts the
Paris Opera House astounds standing room audiences nightly. PHANTOM continues to be the
most popular ticket on Broadway.
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