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IT'S AN EXCITING TIME ON BROADWAY!

Look below to see what's around as you make plans for your group.

 
Featured Choice
GHOST:
Based on the popular film, Ghost: The Musical is a timeless fantasy about the power of love.  Walking back to their apartment one night, Sam and Molly are mugged, leaving Sam murdered on a dark street. Sam is trapped as a ghost between this world and the next and unable to leave Molly, who he learns is in grave danger. With the help of a phony storefront psychic, Oda Mae Brown, Sam tries to communicate with Molly in the hope of saving and protecting her.
 
A FEW GOOD MEN:
A revival of Aaron Sorkin's 1989 play, which was later made into a hit film of the same name.  
ANYTHING GOES:
A revival of the 1934 musical. When the S.S. American heads out to sea, etiquette and convention head out the portholes as two unlikely pairs set off on a course to true love...proving that sometimes destiny needs a little help from a crew of singing sailors, an exotic disguise and some good old-fashioned blackmail.
  
BIG FISH:
A new musical based on book and film of the same name. A rollicking fantasy set in the American South, the musical centers on the charismatic Edward Bloom, whose impossible stories of his life's epic adventures frustrate his son Will. Now, with Edward on his deathbed, Will must embark on his own journey to find out who is his father really is, unraveling the truth from the tall tales.
BRIGADOON:
A revival of  the classic Lerner and Lowe musical, which tells the story of two disillusioned Americans on vacation in Scotland who wander into a village that comes alive every one hundred years for only one day.
BRUCE LEE: JOURNEY TO THE WEST:
A new show that tells of the martial arts legend's difficult road to success, as figures from Chinese mythology follow his quest and the Monkey King, a beloved warrior god, becomes his heavenly ally. In a show fusing sources as diverse as martial arts, Chinese Opera, modern dance, and pop music, Bruce struggles to master his skills, purify his spirit and forge a link to unite East and West.
CHICAGO:
The smash-hit, razzle-dazzle musical that is the longest-running revival in the history of Broadway!
DETROIT:
In a "first-ring" suburb outside a mid-sized American city, Ben and Mary fire up the grill to welcome the new neighbors who've moved into the long-empty house next door. The fledgling friendship soon veers out of control - with unexpected consequences. Shining a light on the middle class American Dream, Detroit looks at what happens when we open ourselves up to something new.
DEATH OF A SALESMAN:
Philip Seymour Hoffman stars in the revival of Arthur Miller's 1949 classic play.
  
END OF THE RAINBOW:
This new play with music is set in December 1968. Judy Garland is about to make her comeback...again. In a London hotel room preparing for a series of concerts, Garland struggles to get "beyond the rainbow" with her signature cocktail of talent, tenacity, and razor-sharp wit.
  
EVITA:
A revival of the 1978 musical starring Ricky Martin and Elena Roger. Eva Peron used her beauty and charisma to rise meteorically from the slums of Argentina to the presidential mansion as First Lady. She won international acclaim and adoration from her own people as a champion of the poor, while glamour, power and greed made her the world's first major political celebrity.  
FAT PIG:
This Neil LaBute comedy tells the story of Tom, a very eligible bachelor who falls for the beautiful, bright and plus-sized Helen. Tom is overjoyed with his new relationship, but others in his life are less enthusiastic.
  
FUNNY GIRL:
A revival of the 1964 musical about the life and career of Fanny Brice. 
  
GODSPELL:
A revival of the musical based on The Gospel of St. Matthew. 
HARVEY:
Charming and kind, Elwood has only one character flaw: un unwavering friendship with a 6-foot-tall, invisible white rabbit named Harvey.
  
HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH:
The Broadway premiere of the 1998 punk-rock musical about a transgender, East German singer.
HOUDINI:
A new musical about Harry Houdini which will deal with the human yearning for astonishment; miracles, both manmade and supernatural; and the quest to defy death. 
HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING:
Nick Jonas stars in this revival as J. Pierrepont Finch, whose unorthodox and morally-questionable business practices jeopardize not only his career, but also his romance with Secretary Rosemary Pilkington.  Finch enjoys a riotous rise-to-stardom up the corporate ladder as he struggles to juggle the promotion, the corner office and—yes—the girl.
JERSEY BOYS:
The smash-hit musical that takes you up the charts, across the country, and behind the music of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons.
  
JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR:
Since its Broadway debut, this spectacular musical phenomenon has thrilled millions of theatre-goers worldwide; mesmerizing them with its passion, captivating them with its story and entrancing them with its anthems. And now, two-time Tony Award-winning director Des McAnuff brings a bold, new vision to the classic rock opera by Tony, Grammy, and Academy Award-winners Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice. The Toronto Star gave this sold-out Stratford Shakespeare Festival hit four stars, calling it “an absolute knockout!”
  
KINKY BOOTS:
A new musical based on the film about a drag queen cabaret performer who revitalizes a British show company by introducing a line of fetish wear.
KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN:
This play is a new translation of the 1976 Argentinean novel. It is the story of Molina and Valentin, two men of very different backgrounds imprisoned together in Buenos Aires. The play focuses on the intimate relationship that forms during their captivity.
LEAP OF FAITH:
A new musical based on the film of the same name, telling the story of Jonas Nightingale, a rock star in evangelist's clothing, who cons his way across the draught stricken farm belt.
LIPS TOGETHER, TEETH APART:
A brother, sister, and their respective spouses attempt to celebrate the Fourth of July with a gnawing uncertainty that makes their affluent habits and petty prejudices sizzle in the summer sun.
LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE:
A new musical based on the series of "Little House on the Prairie" books by Laura Ingalls Wilder.
LOVE NEVER DIES:
The sequel to The Phantom of the Opera. Set ten years later, the show follows the story of The Phantom, who has moved from his lair in the Paris Opera house to haunt the fairgrounds of Coney Island, far across the Atlantic.
LYSISTRATA JONES:
A hit fresh from Off-Broadway! Athens University basketball team hasn't won a game in 30 years. But when spunky transfer student Lysistrata Jones dares the squad's fed-up girlfriends to stop 'giving it up' to their boyfriends until they win a game, their legendary losing streak could be coming to an end.
  
MAMMA MIA!:
Set in the present day on a small mythical Greek island,  interweaving 22 ABBA songs into a tale of a mother and her soon-to-be-wed daughter. Now a hit motion picture!
MAGIC/BIRD:
A new play which chronicles the intertwined life stories of two of the most influential figures in sports and pop culture of the past 25 years, basketball Hall of Famers Larry Bird and Earvin 'Magic' Johnson.
MEMPHIS:
A new musical following the life story of a young, white radio disc jockey, Huey Calhoon, growing up in Memphis, Tennessee in the 1950s. An unlikely hero with a great love of the music he hears on Beale Street, Huey's on-air antics and unstoppable enthusiasm for 'race records' creates a new white audience for African-American music. His personal life transcends the race line as well, when he falls in love with a beautiful black singer - with dramatic consequences.
NEWSIES:
Set in New York City at the turn of the century, Newsies is the rousing tale of Jack Kelly, a charismatic newsboy and leader of a ragged band of teen aged ‘newsies,’ who dreams only of a better life far from the hardship of the streets. But when publishing titans Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst raise distribution prices at the newsboys’ expense, Jack finds a cause to fight for and rallies newsies from across the city to strike for what’s right.
NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT:
Matthew Broderick and Kelli O'Hara star in a new musical featuring the music of George and Ira Gershwin. This screwball romantic comedy takes place in the 1920s and centers around a wealthy playboy who gets mixed up with a hilarious trio of bootleggers.
ONCE:
On the streets of Dublin, a street musician and a Czech immigrant meet, begin writing songs together, and then rehearse and record their songs to take to London in hopes of landing a music contract.
ONE MAN, TWO GUVNORS:
Francis Henshall, always-famished and easily-confused, agrees to work for a local gangster as well as a criminal in hiding, both of whom are linked in a tangled web of schemes and romantic associations...none of which Francis can keep straight. So he has to do everything in his power to keep his two guvnors from meeting while trying to eat anything in sight along the way.
  
OTHER DESERT CITIES:
Brooke Wyeth, a once-promising novelist, returns home after a six-year absence to celebrate Christmas in Palm Springs with her parents, former members of the Reagan inner-circle, her brother, and her aunt. When Brooke announces that she is about to publish a memoir focusing on an explosive chapter in the family's history, the holiday reunion is thrown into turmoil and the Wyeths struggle to come to terms with their past.
  
PETER AND THE STARCATCHER:
A company of twelve actors plays some 50 characters, all on a journey to answer the century-old question: How did Peter Pan become The Boy Who Would Not Grow Up? This epic origin story of one of popular culture's most enduring and beloved characters proves that an audience's imagination can be the most captivating place in the world.
  
PICNIC:
A revival of William Inge's 1953 play, which is set in a quaint American town when a young drifter arrives on the eve of a Labor Day picnic. The play chronicles the hopes and despairs that lie between the realization of adulthood and the eternal optimism of youth.
  
The Gershwins' PORGY AND BESS:
A re-imagined version of this classic musical which deals with life on Catfish Row in Charleston, South Carolina.
  
PRINCE OF BROADWAY:
Featuring words and music from his productions, Prince of Broadway will look at the circumstances and fortune, both good and bad, that led to Hal Prince creating some of the most enduring and beloved theatre of all time, from 1954's The Pajama Game to The Phantom of the Opera, the longest-running show in Broadway history.
PRISCILLA, QUEEN OF THE DESERT:
A new musical based on the film which tells the story of Tick, Bernadette and Adam, a glamorous Sydney-based performing trio who agree to take their show to the middle of the Australian outback. 
REBECCA:
A coming-of-age musical about a young woman who marries an older man, Maxim de Winter, The story takes place in the late 1930s and begins when the two characters meet, fall in love, and get married while in Monte Carlo.
RELATIVELY SPEAKING:
In this night of three one-act comedies, each play springs from a different branch of the family tree. In Talking Cure, Ethan Coen uncovers the sort of insanity that can only come from family. In George is Dead, Elaine May explores the hilarity of death. And in Honeymoon Motel, Woody Allen invites you to the sort of wedding day you won't forget.
ROCK OF AGES:
A new 80s-rock musical featuring the music of Journey, Bon Jovi, Styx, REO Speedwagon, Pat Benatar, Twisted Sister, Poison, Asia, Whitesnake, and many more. Fresh from a successful Off-Broadway run!
SEMINAR:
In this new comedy, four young writers are thrilled to be participating in a private seminar taught by the brilliant but unpredictable Leonard (Alan Rickman), an international literary legend. But as Leonard deems some students more promising than others, tensions arise. Sex is used as a weapon, alliances are made and broken, and it's not just the wordplay that turns vicious. 
  
SHATNER'S WORLD: WE JUST LIVE IN IT:
A new two-hour show which will take audiences on a voyage through William Shatner's life and career, from Shakespearean actor to internationally known icon and raconteur, known as much for his unique persona as for his expansive body of work. 
  
SISTER ACT:
A new musical based on the 1992 film starring Whoopi Goldberg. When a disco diva witnesses a murder, she hides out in the one place where no one will think to look- a convent!
  
SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE:
A new musical based on the 1993 film of the same name.
SPIDER-MAN: TURN OFF THE DARK:
A new musical based on the Marvel comic hero, directed by Julie Taymor, with music by Bono & The Edge. It follows the story of Peter Parker, whose life is literally turned upside-down when he's bitten by a genetically altered spider. This bullied science-geek, suddenly endowed with astonishing powers, soon learns that with great power comes great responsibility.
STICK FLY:
Food, drink and Trivial Pursuit tangle with class, race and identity politics in this contemporary comedy of manners presented by Alicia Keys. 
  
TALES OF THE CITY:
Both a deeply-felt portrait of the sexually and politically-charged 1970s and a wry comedy of manners, Tales of the City follows the comic adventures of a young Midwestern woman who moves to 28 Barbary Lane and encounters a host of eccentric characters whose lives intertwine in surprising ways. 
TALLEY'S FOLLY:
A revival of the Pulitzer Prize winner, Talley's Folly is a two-character comedy that unfolds on the 4th of July near the end of World War II in the romantic setting of a moonlit boat house in rural Missouri. Sally Talley is the daughter of a prominent local family who is being courted by an unlikely suitor, Matt Friedman, a Jewish accountant from St. Louis. Both are rebels against the conventions of the turbulent times, and finding each other may be their only chance for happiness. 
THE BEST MAN:
James Earl Jones stars in this 1960 play by Gore Vidal about power, ambition, political secrets, ruthlessness and the race for the presidency.
THE BOOK OF MORMON:
A new musical by South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, which follows a pair of mismatched Mormon boys sent on a mission to a place that's about as far from Salt Lake City as you can get. 
THE COLUMNIST:
Columnists are kings in mid-century America and Joseph Alsop wears the crown. Joe is beloved, feared and courted in equal measure by the Washington political world at whose center he sits. But as the 60s dawn and America undergoes dizzying change, the intense political drama Joe is embroiled in becomes deeply personal as well.
THE GREAT GAME:
For George Hayward and Safia Das, 1870 is rife with danger, espionage, and unexpected love. Their cultures collide as they each find themselves in the other's territory: he in the snow-swept mountains of Central Asia, she in the cobbled jungle of London. Their journeys could forever change the map of England's prized jewel and alter a family fixed in the fading traditions of changing times.
THE HEIRESS:
A revival of the 1947 play, based on Washington Square, the classic Henry James novel.
THE LION KING:
Julie Taymor's acclaimed staging of the Disney animated film has been hailed as a Broadway landmark. The story of a young lion cub's personal journey toward his destiny as king is enhanced by the lyrics of Tim Rice and the music of Elton John.
THE NUTTY PROFESSOR:
A new musical based on the 1963 film. Professor Julius Kelp is a dull geek with a bright idea. Privately experimenting in his laboratory to the cure for his social failures, he creates a potion that transforms him into a smooth-talking party animal named Buddy Love.
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA:
Andrew Lloyd Webber's smash musical version of the Gaston Leroux novel, which won the 1988 Tony Award for Best Musical. Now the longest-running musical on Broadway.
THE ROAD TO MECCA:
A new play by Athol Fugard. Set in the region of South Africa known as the Karoo, The Road to Mecca tells the story of an elderly woman who has spent the years since her husband's death transforming her home into an intricate and dazzling work of art.
  
THE ROTHSCHILDS:
This musical tells of the rise of the Rothschild family from humble beginnings in Germany to the founding of their financial empire and growing political influence under the guidance of patriarch Mayer Rothschild, to their assistance in funding Napoleon's defeat, and how they secure a declaration of rights for European Jews.
  
TRIP OF LOVE:
A new musical that follows a young girl's trip through the 1960s, told through dance as well as the iconic hit songs of the decade. 
UNCHAIN MY HEART:
Set in his last live recording session, this new musical reveals Ray Charles' remarkable life story through his music. 
VIVA FOREVER:
A new musical based on the songs of The Spice Girls.
  
WAR HORSE:
At the outbreak of World War I, Joey, young Albert's beloved horse, is sold to the cavalry and shipped to France. He's soon caught up in enemy fire, and fate takes him on an extraordinary odyssey, as he serves on both sides before finding himself alone in no man's land. Albert cannot forget Joey and, though too young to enlist, he embarks on a mission to find him and bring him home.
  
WHITE NOISE:
Eva and Eden Siller have established a small following as folk singers promoting messages of white power when they are discovered by a successful New York music producer who convinces them that they can penetrate the mainstream, dramatically increasing their power, by simply coding the lyrics to their hate songs.
WICKED:
This is the smash-hit musical, based on the novel by Gregory Maguire, that takes place in the land of Oz. 
WIT:
A revival of the 1998 play which follows a brilliant and exacting poetry professor as she undergoes experimental treatment for cancer.
  
YANK! A WWII LOVE STORY:
Set during World War II, Yank! chronicles the relationship between two servicemen long before 'Don't Ask Don't Tell' was part of the national discussion. 
YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU:
This classic comedy tells the story of the colorful, free-thinking Sycamore family and the mayhem that ensues when their daughter's fiancé brings his conservative, straight-laced parents to the Sycamore residence for dinner on the wrong night. Literal and figurative fireworks erupt  in what appears to be a madhouse, but proves to be the opposite: a sanctuary from the lunacies of the outside world.
  

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