B'way Update: Radcliffe and 'Titanic' Return to B'way

Pat Shortt and Daniel Radcliffe in the London production
of The Cripple of Inishmaan.
Credit: Johann Persson

This is a busy afternoon for Broadway with news that Daniel Radcliffe and Titanic are returning and lots more . First came the announcement that Roundabout Theatre Company will be presenting the NY premiere of Tom Stoppard's India Ink in their Off-Broadway Laura Pels space and a Broadway revival of the riotous farce Noises Off, both next season. Then we heard that Titanic will be sailing back to New York after a run in Toronto (this is a small-scale production which was a big hit in London last year). Just as I was ready to call it a day, another press release popped in my email proclaiming Daniel Radcliffe will star in a revival of Martin McDonagh's The Cripple of Inishmaan at the Cort, opening on April 20--the same night as Violet at the American Airlines--just in time for the Tonys. (Cripple has been staged Off-Broadway in 1998 and 2009.) This production was seen in London last June with the Harry Potter star who will be repeating his performance along with the British cast. But that leads me to speculate, where will The Realistic Joneses go now? The Will Eno comedy-drama with four stars has announced its opening date (April 6) but not the theater.  Here's an updated list of the season:

Jan. 12—Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (Stephen Sondheim)

Jan. 16--King Lear (Frank Langella/BAM)

Jan. 16--Machinal (American Airlines/Roundabout)
Jan. 23--Outside Mullingar (Samuel Friedman/MTC)

Jan. 30--A Man's a Man (CSC)
Feb. 9--The Tribute Artist (59E59/Primary Stages)
Feb. 6--Bronx Bombers (Circle in the Square)
Feb. 13--Dinner with Friends (Laura Pels/Roundabout)
Feb. 20--The Bridges of Madison County (Gerald Schoenfeld)
Feb. 24--Kung Fu (Signature Theatre)
Feb-March--Arlington (Vineyard Theater)
Feb-March--Antony and Cleopatra (Public Theater)
Feb-March--Love and Information (NYTW/Minetta Lane)
Feb-March-A Doll's House (Young Vic/BAM)
March 2—Stage Kiss (Playwrights Horizons)

March 3--The Happiest Songs Play Last (Second Stage)
March 6--All the Way (Neil Simon)
March 13--Rocky (Palace)

March 18—Tales from Red Vienna (MTC/City Center Stage I)
March 20--Aladdin (New Amsterdam)
March 23--Les Miserables (Imperial)
March 24--Mothers and Sons (Golden)
March 27--If/Then (Richard Rodgers)
March--Father Comes Home from the Wars (Parts 1, 2, 3) (Public Theater)
March-April--A Second Chance (Public Theater)

April 3—A Raisin in the Sun (Barrymore)

April 6--The Realistic Jones (Theater TBA)

April 8--The Threepenny Opera (Atlantic Theatre Company)
April 10--Bullets Over Broadway (St. James)
April 16--Of Mice and Men (Longacre)
April 17--Act One (Vivian Beaumont)

April 20--Violet (American Airlines/Roundabout)

April 20--The Cripple of Inishmaan (Cort)

April 21--The Velocity of Autumn (Booth)
April 21—Your Mother’s Copy of the Kuma Sutra (PH/Peter Sharp)
April 22--Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Belasco)
April 23--Casa Valentia (Friedman/MTC)
April 24--Cabaret (Studio 54/Roundabout)

April--Annapurna (New Group/Acorn)

May 5—The City of Conversation (Mitzi Newhouse/Lincoln Center)
June 8--Tony Awards (Radio City Music Hall)

June 9—Fly By Night (Playwrights Horizons)

June 17—When We Were Young and Unafraid (MTC/City Center Stage I)

June 19--Holler If Ya Hear Me (Palace)
June--Macbeth (Kenneth Branagh) (Park Ave. Armory)

2014 (Sometime)—Dames at Sea, The Last Ship, Liberace Musical, Titanic, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
2015--Winter--Noises Off
2015-16--Houdini
Future--Disney's Frozen