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Current
Shows on Broadway
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Current
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Venue
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with
Tom Wopat, Beth Leavel, Meredith
Patterson, Mary Testa, Jonathan
Freeman, David Elder & pianist
Billy Stritch; directed by Mark
Bramble & choreographed by
Randy Skinner.
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with
Simone & Felicia Finley and
Adam Pascal. Choreographed by
Wayne Cilento. Music & Lyrics
by Elton John and Tim Rice. Directed
by Robert Falls.
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with
Musical Director Wally Harper.
Re-opens for another Limited Engagement
- thru 8/26/02.
Will perform only on Sunday
& Monday at 7:30pm
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with
Sarah Litzsinger as Belle &
Steve Blanchard as the Beast;
also Bryan
Batt as Lumiere, Christopher Sieber
as Gaston and the original Mrs.
Potts: Beth Fowler. Music by Alan
Menken Lyrics by Tim Rice. Choreographed
by Matt West. Directed by Robert
Jess Roth.
HBO's
"The Sopranos" star
Jamie-Lynn Sigler begins her limited
run as Belle starting 10/1/02
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Erin
Dilly, Jonathan Dokuchitz, Tom
Galantich, Deidre Goodwin, Milena
Govich, Tripp Hanson, Jack�e Harry,
Tom Hewitt, Kirk McDonald, Lee
Wilkof & Chip Zien. Directed
by Scott Ellis & choreographed
by Rob Ashford.
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with
Heather Laws as Sally Bowles;
John
Stamos (of ABC tv's "Full
House" and Broadway's "How
to Succeed...") as the Emcee
(until 9/8/02); Hal Linden
as Herr Schultz (until 9/8/02)
& Polly Bergen
as Fraulein Schneider. Also,
Rick Holmes and Candy Buckley.
Music by John Kander & Lyrics
by Fred Ebb. Directed by 2000
Oscar Winner Sam Mendes.
Co-directed & choreographed
by Rob Marshall.
Jane
Leeves (Daphne
Moon on NBC tv's "Frasier")
ended her Limited Engagment as
Sally Bowles on 7/15/02
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with
Amy Spanger (Mrs. Michael C. Hall;
the Broadway Revival of "Kiss
Me, Kate" & the US Tour
of "Chicago) as Roxie Hart
and Stephanie Pope as Velma
Kelly; also with Michael C. Hall
(of HBO's "Six Feet Under"
& Broadway's "Cabaret"
) as Billy Flynn & Roz Ryan
as Matron "Mama" Morton.
Music by John Kander & Lyrics
by Fred Ebb. Choreographed in
the 'style of Bob Fosse' by Ann
Reinking. This 'concert-style'
staging is directed by Walter
Bobbie.
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2000
Best Musical Tony Winner - Directed
& Choreographed by Susan Stroman.
Written by John Weidman; with
Charlotte d'Amboise & Alan
Campbell; also Colleen Dunn as
The Girl in the Yellow Dress.
Closes permanently on
9/1/02.
NOTE: the final performance will
be broadcast LIVE on PBS!
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with
Michael Crawford. Music &
Lyrics by Jim Steinman. Choreographed
by Daniel Ezralow. Directed by
John Rando.
Starts October 14, 2002
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with
Alan Bates & Frank Langella;
also Enid Graham and Benedick
Bates. Directed by Arthur Penn.
Closed
permanently on 7/21/02.
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with
Lea Salonga (the original "Miss
Saigon"), Jose Llana &
Randall Duk Kim; directed &
choreographed by Robert Longbottom.
Starts 9/23/02
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with
Edie Falco (of HBO's "The
Sopranos") & Stanley
Tucci. Directed by Joe Mantello.
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with
Will Chase, Daniel Stewart Sherman,
Larry Marshall, Danny Gurwin,
Steven Skybell, Chris Diamantopoulos,
Lisa Datz, Annie Golden and Jane
Connell. Music & Lyrics by
David Yazbek. Written by Terrence
McNally. Directed by Jack O�Brien.
Closes permanently on 9/1/02
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with
Bill Pullman & Mercedes Ruehl;
also Jeffrey Carlson and Stephen
Rowe. Directed by David Esbjornson.
Closes
permanently on 9/1/02
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with
Kathleen Turner as Mrs. Robinson;
Josh Radnor as Benjamin Braddock
& Alicia Silverstone (of
"Clueless") as Elaine
Robinson. Directed by Terry
Johnson.
Jason
Biggs is out of the play until
8/18/02; he is working on a Woody
Allen film. Josh Radnor is currently
filling-in for him in the role
of Benjamin Braddock until Mr.
Biggs returns. Kathleen Turner
and Alicia Silverstone continue
in their roles of Mrs. Robinson
and daughter Elaine.
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with
Harvey Fierstein & Marissa
Jaret Winokur as Edna and Tracy
Turnblad; also Kerry Butler as
Penny Pingleton, Dick Latessa
as Wilbur Turnblad & Matthew
Morrison as Link. Music &
Lyrics by Marc Shaiman and Scott
Whittman; directed by Jack O'Brien;
choreographed by Jerry Mitchell.
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"Hollywood
Arms"
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with
Linda Lavin, Frank Wood &
Michele Pawk. Directed by Harold
Prince. Written by Carol Burnett
(based on her autobiography) &
her late daughter Carrie Hamilton.
Starts 10/8/02
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with
Judd Hirsch & Ben Vereen.
Directed by Daniel Sullivan.
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with
Vanessa Williams as The Witch;
also John McMartin, Gregg Edelman,
Christopher Sieber, Laura Benanti,
Stephen DeRosa & Kerry O'Malley.
Music & Lyrics by Stephen
Sondheim. Choreography by John
Carrafa. Written & Directed
by James Lapine.
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Limited
Engagement - starts 10/8/02
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with
J. Mark McVey, Philip Hernandez,
Jacquelyn Piro, Ivan Rutherford
& Peter Lockyer. Music
by Claude-Michel Schonberg &
Lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer. Direction
and Adaption by Trevor Nunn &
John Caird.
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with
Christopher Jackson as Simba,
Samuel E. Wright as Mufasa, Derek
Smith as Scar, Sheila Gibbs as
Rafiki and Sharon L. Young as
Nala. Music by Elton John &
Lyrics by Tim Rice. Choreography
by Garth Fagan. Costumes &
Direction by Julie Taymor.
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with
Louise Pitre, Karen Mason, Judy
Kaye, Tina Maddigan & David
Keeley. Directed by Phyllida Lloyd.
Featuring the music of ABBA.
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with
Anjali Raymond, Raymond Fox &
Kyle Hall. Directed by Mary Zimmerman.
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| "Mornings
at Seven" |
with
Elizabeth Franz, Julie Hagerty,
Buck Henry, Piper Laurie, Christopher
Lloyd, Estelle Parsons, Frances
Sternhagen & Stephen Tobolowsky.
Directed by Daniel Sullivan.
Closed permanently on 7/28/02.
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with
Scott Wise & Elizabeth Parkinson
(from "FOSSE") and Keith
Roberts. Music by Billy Joel;
conceived, choreographed &
directed by Twyla Tharp. Starts
9/30/02 |
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with
Jane Curtin, Kali Rocha, Thomas
McCarthy, Edward Hibbert, Richard
Easton, T.R. Knight & Robin
Weigert. Written by Michael
Frayn. Directed by Jeremy Sams.
Patti
LuPone, Tony Award winner Katie
Finneran & Faith Prince
and Peter Gallagher ended their
run in the show on 7/14/02.
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with
Patrick Wilson, Shuler
Hensley, Andrea Martin, Josefina
Gabrielle, Jessica Boevers &
Justin Bohon. Directed by Trevor
Nunn & Choreographed by
Susan Stroman.
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with
Howard McGillin as the Phantom
& Sandra Joseph as Christine
Daae; also Jason Weitzer as Raoul
and Rebecca Eichenberger as Carlotta
Giudicelli. Music by Andrew Lloyd
Webber & Lyrics by Charles
Hart and Richard Stilgoe. Choreography
by Gillian Lynne. Directed by
Harold Prince.
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with
Alan Rickman & Lindsay Duncan.
Directed by Howard Davies. Limited
Engagement - Closes permanently
on 9/1/02
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Mel
Brooks'
�The
Producers�
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with
Brad Oscar & Steven Weber
(of NBC Tv's "Wings"),
Sam Harris, Gary Beach &
Cady Huffman; directed &
choreographed by Susan Stroman;
Music & Lyrics by Mel Brooks.
Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick's
FINAL PERFORMANCE was Sunday,
3/17/02.
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with
Anne Heche, Len Cariou & Neil
Patrick Harris; directed by Daniel
Sullivan.
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with
Manley Pope, Trey Ellett, Loraine
Velez & Stu James. Music
& Lyrics (and written) by
Jonathan Larson. Choreography
by Marlies Yearby. Directed by
Michael Greif.
Joey
Fatone of *NSYNC stars as Mark
beginning 8/5/02 until late
December 2002.
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"Say
Goodnight Gracie"
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starring
Frank Goshin as George Burns.
Directed by John Tillinger. Starts
9/17/02
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with
John Lithgow, Brian D'Arcy James,
Kelli O'Hara & Jack Noseworthy.
Music by Marvin Hamlisch &
Lyrics by Craig Carnelia. Choreography
by Christopher Wheeldon. Directed
by Nicholas Hytner. Closed
permanently on 6/15/02.
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with
Marilu Henner (of tv's
"Taxi" & "Evening
Shade"), Rhea Perlman (of
tv's "Cheers")
& Richard Kind (of tv's "Mad
About You" & "Spin
City").
Directed by Lynne Meadow.
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Winner
of the 2002 Tony Award for Best
Musical & starring Tony Award
winners: Sutton Foster & Harriet
Harris; also Marc Kudisch, Sheryl
Lee Ralph, Gavin Creel & Angela
Christian. Music by Jeanine Tesori
& Lyrics by Dick Scanlan.
Written by Richard Morris &
Dick Scanlan. Directed by Michael
Mayer.
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with
Jeffrey Wright & Mos Def.
Directed by George C. Wolfe.
Limited Engagement - closes permanently
on 8/11/02
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Ambassador
Theatre |
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with
John Cullum, Jeff McCarthy, Spencer
Kayden, Nancy Opel, Jennifer Laura
Thompson, Hunter Foster &
Ken Jennings. Music by Mark Hollmann.
Lyrics by Mark Hollmann &
Greg Kotis. Musical staging by
John Carrafa. Directed by John
Rando.
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