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Sam Rockwell, Marin Ireland, and Alfred Molina will star in an Off'B'way production of A View from the Bridge at LaMaMa. |
An unusually starry production of Arthur Miller's
A View from the Bridge will play the legendary Off-Broadway La MaMa Theater this fall with preview performances beginning Nov. 27 before a Dec. 13 opening. Oscar winner Sam Rockwell (
Three Billboards) stars as Eddie Carbone, Obie winner and Tony nominee Marin Ireland (
Queens) plays his wife Beatrice and Tony winner Alfred Molina (
Art) will be Alfieri the narrator and Greek chorus. Neil Pepe of Atlantic Theater Company will direct. (Side note: Ireland's play
Pre-Exitsing Condition will return for a run at the Greenwich House Theater opening Sept. 14.)
“Some of my earliest theatre memories are of coming to La MaMa as a kid and hanging out backstage while my mom was doing experimental theatre of the day. To now return to the Ellen Stewart Theatre with Arthur Miller's masterpiece with these remarkable collaborators feels like coming full circle," says Rockwell in a statement. "I started my own career downtown, and institutions like La MaMa have always inspired me—as an artist and as an audience member. They're the lifeblood of our culture, championing bold new voices and reminding us why the theatre matters. I've always considered myself incredibly lucky, and this opportunity feels like kismet.”
View concerns the longshoreman Eddie Carbone who comes to tragedy because of his unspoken passion for his teenaged niece. The play began life on Broadway as a one-act play on a double bill with Miller's A Memory of Two Mondays in 1955. He later expanded it to full length and an Off-Broadway revival starring Robert Duvall and Jon Voight ran for 780 performances. Subsequent Broadway productions starred Tony LoBianco (1983), Anthony LaPaglia (1997), Liev Schreiber (2010), and Mark Strong (2015).
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| Christopher Fitzgerald |
In other news, Irish Repertory Theater has announced its 2026-27 season. Eugene O'Neill's
The Hairy Ape (1922) was previously staged by IRT in 2006. This revival will begin previews Sept. 25 and open Oct. 4. O'Neill's expressionist drama follows brutish coal stoker Yank as he search for identity in a world controlled by the rich and powerful. Tony nominee Christopher Fitzgerald (
Waitress, Finian's Rainbow) will then star in Conor McPherson's solo drama
The Good Thief, previews Nov. 7, opens Nov. 12. Presented in association with Two River Theater. IRT's immersive adaptation of James Joyce's classic short story
The Dead, 1904 returns for a run at the American Irish Historical Society (previews Nov. 21, opens Nov. 24.)
2026-27 Broadway/Off-Broadway Schedule
Summer 2026
July 27--The Saviors (Atlantic Theater Company)
Aug. 11--An American Daughter (La Femme Prods./Signature Center)
Aug. 11--The Winter's Tale (Public Theater/Delacorte in Central Park)
Aug. 25--Paranormal Activity: A New Story Live on Broadway (August Wilson)
Bocking (New Group/Theater at St. Clements)
Fall 2026
Sept. 9--In Honor of Jean-Michel Basquiat (New York Theater Workshop) (previews begin, opening TBA)
Sept. 11--America, Who Hurt You? (Theater for a New Audience) (previews begin, opening TBA)
Sept. 14--Pre-Existing Condition (Greenwich House)
Sept. 15--creation stories and all the important importants (LCT/Clara Tow) (Previews begin, opening TBA)
Sept. 27--How Shakespeare Saved My Life (Public)
Sept. 28--School Girls or The African Mean Girls Play (MTC/Friedman)
Oct. 4--The Hairy Ape (Irish Repertory Theater)
Oct. 9--Good Time Charley (Public)
Oct. 13--The Unbelievers (MTC/City Center)
Oct. 13--Anon--a tempest at our kitchen table (MCC)
Oct. 18--Other Desert Cities (Hudson)
Oct. 21--The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (Public)
Oct. 21--860 (Imperial)
Oct. 22--Magic Mike Live New York
Oct. 22--2:22: A Ghost Story (Lortel)
Oct. 29--A Few Good Men (LCT/Vivian Beaumont)
October--Ms. Blakk for President (Vineyard)
Nov. 3--We'll See (Public)
Nov. 5--The Verge (Public)
Nov. 8--Wanted (James Earl Jones)
Nov. 9--The Visitors (Second Stage/Signature Center)
Nov. 10--Elektra (Theater for a New Audience) (previews begin, opening TBA)
Nov. 12--The Good Thief (Irish Repertory Theater)
Nov. 16--The Fantasticks (Revised Version) (Second Stage/Hayes)
Nov. 19--Much Ado About Nothing (Winter Garden)
Nov. 21--Imitation of Life (The Shed/National Black Theater) (previews begin, opening TBA)
Nov. 23--Seven Guitars (LCT/Mitzi Newhouse)
Nov. 24--Wild Rose (NYTW) (previews begin, opening TBA)
Nov. 24--The Dead, 1904 (IRT/American Irish Historical Society)
Degenerates (Playwrights Horizons)
Dreamgirls
The Heart (Roundabout/Laura Pels)
HOLE! (Playwrights Horizons)
The Imaginary Invalid (Roundabout/Todd Haimes)
Jackals (New Group/Theater at St. Clements)
the ripple, the wave that carried me home (Playwrights Horizons)
Winter 2026-27
Dec. 1--Inter Alia (Music Box)
Dec. 6--Galileo: A Rock Musical (Shubert) (previews begin, opening TBA)
Dec. 7--A View from the Bridge (LaMaMa)
Jan. 13--Honor, An Artist Lecture by Suzanne Bocanegra in Tandem with Lili Taylor (Theater for a New Audience) (previews begin, opening TBA)
Jan. 19--Dolly: A True Original Musical (St. James)
Jan. 28--Pretend It's Pretend (LCT/Clara Tow) (previews begin, opening TBA)
Jan. 2027--Awake and Sing (MTC/Samuel Friedman)
Jan. 2027--The Heart Sellers (MCC)
Feb. 22--Work of Devotion (Second Stage/Signature Center)
Feb. 28--King Lear (Theater for a New Audience) (previews begin, opening TBA)
Feb. 2027--Three Days of Rain (Shubert theater TBA)
Feb. 2027--Petra (Vineyard Theater)
Are the Bennett Girls OK? (Public)
Mix and Master (Roundabout/Todd Haimes)
The Grief Eater Near North Bender (Roundabout/NYTW/Laura Pels)
Welcome Table (Public)
Wold Meteor (Playwrights Horizons)
Spring 2027
March 25--Evita (Winter Garden)
April 5--Gloria (Second Stage/Hayes)
April 15--The Sound of Music (LCT/Vivian Beaumont)
April 18--Paddington the Musical (Al Hirschfeld)
April 28--how to roll a blunt (Second Stage/Signature Center)
April--Warriors (Lunt-Fontanne)
May 6--Born in the Dirt (LCT/Mitzi Newhouse)
The Annunciation (Playwrights Horizons)
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Damn Yankees
Feast of Rabbits (Playwrights Horizons)
The Full Monty (Roundabout/Todd Haimes)
Montauk (MTC/Samuel J. Friedman)
The Vagina Monologues (Roundabout/Laura Pels)
Summer 2027
June--What's Eating Gilbert Grape? (MCC)
2026-27
Let the Good Times Roll: A New Orleans Gumbo
Private Lives
Dates TBD
MISS STEP (Playwrights Horizons)
Narcissister (Playwrights Horizons)
New work by Monica Bill Barnes and Robbie Saenz de Viteri (Playwright Horizons)
Playing Burton (LCT/Mitzi Newhouse)
Future--10 Things I Hate About You; Ain't Supposed to Die a Natural Death; Beat Street; Black Orpheus; Coal Miner's Daughter; Come Fall in Love--The DDLJ Musical; Crazy Rich Asians; Dare To Be Stupid: The Weird Al Yankovic Musical; The Devil Wears Prada; Ella: An American Miracle; Eurovision Song Contest; Everybody's Talking About Jamie; Fahrenheit 451; Fire and Rain: The James Taylor Musical; Frida, the Musical; Game of Thrones; Get Happy; The Griswolds' Broadway Vacation; High Noon; Imitation of Life; The Interestings; Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat; The Karate Kid; La La Land; The Mousetrap; Nancy Drew and the Mystery at Spotlight Manor; The Nanny; The Normal Heart/The Destiny of Me; Pal Joey; Particle Fever; Purple Rain; The Queen's Gambit; Rear Window; The Secret Garden; Sing Street; Slumdog Millionaire; Soul Train; Studio 54; Waking Ned Devine; Working Girl.
2026-27 Broadway Season Breakdown
New Plays
Inter Alia
Mix and Master
Montauk
Paranormal Activity: A New Story Live on Broadway
New Musicals
Dolly: A True Original Musical
Galileo, A Rock Musical
Let the Good Times Roll: A New Orleans Gumbo
Paddington The Musical
Wanted
Warriors
Play Revivals
Awake and Sing
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
A Few Good Men
Gloria
The Imaginary Invalid
Much Ado About Nothing
Other Desert Cities
Private Lives
School Girls or the African Mean Girls Play
Three Days of Rain
Musical Revivals
Damn Yankees
Dreamgirls
Evita
The Fantasticks
The Full Monty
The Sound of Music
Solos/Specialties
860 (Billy Crystal)
Celebrity Autobiography
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