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Here’s a guide to some of the shows opening on Broadway soon including several transfers from London…. A Soldier’s Play, American Airlines Theatre: already in previews, the Roundabout Theatre Company production of Charles Fuller’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play will officially open on Broadway on the 21st January. The production stars David Alan Grier and Blair Underwood in… Read More
The New York Theatre Workshop’s production of the new musical will transfer to Broadway from the 26th March. This world premiere production featuring music and lyrics by Gary Clark and John Carney will be heading to Broadway’s Lyceum Theatre in the Spring. Directed by Tony Award winner Rebecca Taichman, the Broadway transfer of the musical… Read More
The production will begin performances at New York’s American Airlines Theatre on the 2nd April. Full casting has been announced for Vivienne Benesche’s production of Noah Haidle’s play. Joining the previously announced Debra Messing in the production will be: Andre Braugher as “Matt” and Enrico Colantoni as “Kenneth,” Crystal Finn as “Joan/Alex/Beth,” Susannah Flood as “Alice/Madeline/Ernie,” and Christopher Livingston as “Billy/John.” Ernestine Ashworth, spends… Read More
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for Broadway’s latest addition… Variety: ” Paulus directs everyone to their strengths; not since “Rent,” perhaps, has a musical invested so many bravura roles with so much individual life.” The Guardian: **** “But the musical, you will quickly discover, isn’t about any one song, story or theme. It’s… Read More
Stephen Daldry’s production of Matthew Lopez’s critically acclaimed play has transferred to Broadway. The New York Times: “Ambition and achievement are not entirely commensurate in “The Inheritance.” Its breadth doesn’t always translate into depth. As fine as the acting is throughout — and quietly brilliant when the extraordinary veteran Lois Smith takes the stage, toward… Read More
Following the news that the Broadway musical will be heading to the West End in 2021, Emma Clarendon took a listen to the Broadway cast recording. Dazzling and spectacular from start to finish, this electrifying cast recording gives a real sense of the theatricality of the story through the use of even more contemporary songs… Read More
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for the musical based on Tina Turner’s life and career, which has transferred to Broadway. But what have critics made of it? The New York Times: “what I’ve just described is a rock concert — which is what “Tina” essentially turns into. It’s a blast if that’s… Read More
The new musical based on the classic Robin Williams film will begin performances at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre on the 9th March 2020. It has been confirmed that the new musical will be heading to Broadway next year, following its world premiere at Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre from the 26th November until the 29th December.… Read More
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for Robert O’Hara’s production now playing in New York’s Golden Theatre. DC Metro: “There is something (well, actually, there are lots and lots and lots of things) to offend everyone in Slave Play, so if you’re in the market for a pleasant evening at the theater, you won’t… Read More
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for Jonathan Kent’s production now playing on Broadway. Observer: “If The Height of the Storm is enigmatic gibberish, the two stars work hard to give it some symmetry. Pryce is both bombastic and senile, while Atkins makes even her moments of quiet contemplation without dialogue throb with quiet vitality.”… Read More
