“I couldn’t be more excited to be returning to Off Broadway, and to be surrounded by such a force of talent in Penny and Sam is quite literally a dream scenario,” Krasinski said in a statement.
Private Lives: It's a bit early, but we have our first production of the 2026-27 season. Jeffrey Richards, Playful Productions, Rebecca Gold, and M/B/P Productions have announced they will present a revival of Noel Coward's 1931 comedy Private Lives sometime two seasons ahead. No news of casting or creative personnel yet.
 |
| Gertrude Lawrence and Noel Coward in Private Lives. |
Beaches Launches Tour: The musical version of Beaches, based on Iris Rainer Dart's novel and the
 |
| Shoshana Bean and Whitney Bashor in the Signature Theater, Wash. DC production of Beaches the Musical. Credit: Brett Beiner |
1988 film starring Bette Midler and Barbara Hershey, will launch a pre-Broadway national tour in the fall of 2026. The show features music by Grammy winner Mike Stoller with lyrics by Dart and a book by Dart and Thom Thomas developed in collaboration with David Austin. Tony nominee Lonny Price (Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill, Sunset Boulevard revival) directs. Beaches had a production in Calgary in 2024 and developmental productions in Washington, DC and Chicago.
James Taylor Musical: Grammy winner James Taylor joins Michael Jackson, Billy Joel, Carol King, Tina Turner, Cher,
 |
| James Taylor |
Frankie Valle and the Four Seasons, the Beach Boys, and numerous other pop music stars to have his songbook serve as the basis of a musical. Fire and Rain will feature an original story by Pulitzer Prize winner Tracey Letts (August: Osage County) and direction by Tony winner David Cromer (The Band's Visit). Taylor's songs have previously appeared in the 1978 Broadway musical Working.
Broadway/Off-Broadway/Awards Season Calendar
Spring 2025
March 26--The Cherry Orchard (Donmar Warehouse/St. Ann's Warehouse)
March 27--The Picture of Dorian Gray (Music Box)
March 30--The Swamp Dwellers (TFANA/Polonsky Shakespeare Center)
March 31--Glengarry Glen Ross (Palace)
April 2--Lortel Award nominations announced
April 3--Good Night and Good Luck (Winter Garden)
April 3--Threepenny Opera (BAM/St. Ann's Warehouse)
April 3--Humpty Dumpty (Chain Theater)
April 5--BOOP! The Betty Boop Musical (Broadhurst)
April 6--The Last Five Years (Hudson)
April 6--I'm Assuming You Know David Greenspan (Atlantic Stage 2)
April 8--Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends (MTC/Samuel J. Friedman)
April 7--Becoming Eve (NYTW/Abrons Arts Center)
April 10--Smash (Imperial)
April 14--John Proctor Is the Villain (Booth)
April 15--Macbeth in Stride (BAM)
April 16--Glass. Kill. What If If Only. Imp. (Public)
April 17--Bowl EP (Vineyard Theater/National Black Theater)
April 21--Floyd Collins (LCT/Vivian Beaumont)
April 22--Stranger Things: The First Shadow (Marquis)
April 22--Drama League Award nominations (NYPL)
April 22--Grief Camp (Atlantic Theater Company)
April 23--Just in Time (Circle in the Square)
April 23--Hold Me in the Water (Playwrights Horizons)
April 24--Pirates: The Penzance Musical (Roundabout/Todd Haimes Theater)
April 25--Outer Critics Circle nominations announced (Museum of Broadway)
April 27--Real Women Have Curves (James Earl Jones)
April 27--Dead Outlaw (Longacre)
April 30--Drama Desk Nominations announced
May 1--Tony Nominations announced
May 4--Lortel Awards (NYU Skirball)
May 12--Outer Critics Circle Award winners announced
May 13--The Last Bimbo of the Apocalypse (New Group/Signature Center)
May 14--Lunar Eclipse (Second Stage/Signature Center) (Previews begin, opening TBA)
May 14--Bistro Awards (Gotham Comedy Club)
May 16--Drama League Awards (Ziegfeld Ballroom)
May 18--Bus Stop (CSC/NAATCO/Transport Group)
May 19--Lights Out: Nat "King" Cole (NYTW)
May 20--Goddess (Public Theater)
May 22--Outer Critics Circle Awards ceremony
May--Eurydice (Signature Theater)
No comments:
Post a Comment