2019-2020 Touring Season — Page 28

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Updated On: 4/11/19 at 09:45 PM

mcsquared said: "Albuquerque finally announced!

Jesus Christ Superstar
Waitress
Escape to Margaritaville
Play that goes wrong
Come from away (!)
Extras
Blue Man Group
Book of Mormon
And the real shocker is that Hamilton will come in 2020-21!!
So good to see some “first season run” shows come here"

Source and dates please!

If anyone is waiting for the Nashville season to be announced, I have the dates of the shows as well as price per tickets for the shows that are being announced. Looking at the pricing, show 1 of the season is priced similarly to Hamilton. I can share that information if anyone is interested in dates or prices per show.

dmwnc1959 said: "ArtMan said: "For me, why buy a subscription, when I can pay $30 a ticket. I think our Artist Series is going to wise up and just bring in inexpensive nonequity tours."

Miles2Go2 said:My thinking is similar."

For some of the most popular Pittsburgh shows, by timethe Season Ticket holders and pre-sale seats are sold, there’s little to nothing left: perfect example is Dear Evan Hanson coming in late May. I have had my season ticket since last September,and as of this past Friday April 5th ALL performances are now completely sold out (courtesy of a badly thoughtthrough pre-sale) with only the opportunity to win lottery seats. Several other shows have had a great number of the better seats sold, and I’m not paying $25-50for a nose bleed seat and be forced to pickfrom the worst seats remaining."

Yeah, good point. Depending on the show, I’ll pay $30 (with a discount) for a balcony seat like I did for A Bronx Tale. That was all I was willing to pay for it and for $30 I had a good time. But for Waitress, I was willing to pay $109 for front row orchestra. By not having season tickets, I don’t have to see shows I’m not interested in (Love Never Dies, RAIN, Cats) or worry that I have a ticket for a night my work travel has me out-of-town. Our next two shows, in fact, are RAIN and Cats. After that we get Hamilton July 30 - August 18. I’m really hoping I can get tickets to see it at least once while it’s here. According to the OKC Broadway rep I spoke to, the Hamilton tickets will be easier for the general public to get here than in other markets. None of this waiting around in a virtual waiting room for 8 or 12 hours before you can buy tickets. They’ll also be available at the box office that day. Hopefully, I’m home that day. Wish me luck!!!

Albuquerque (with dates):

October 17-20: Jesus Christ Superstar
December 12-15: Waitress
March 13-15: Escape to Margaritaville
April 16-19: The Play That Goes Wrong
June 9-14: Come From Away

Extras:

November 12-13: Blue Man Group
February 4-9: The Book of Mormon

Overture Center (Madison):

Sept. 17-22: The Book of Mormon
Oct. 8-13: The SpongeBob Musical
Nov. 19-Dec. 8: Hamilton
Feb. 18-23: The Color Purple
March 11-29: Wicked
Apr. 21-26: My Fair Lady
May 12-17: The Play That Goes Wrong
Aug. 4-9: Come From Away

Add-on option:

Jan. 28-30: Riverdance New 25th Anniversary Show

g.d.e.l.g.i. said: "Overture Center (Madison):

Sept. 17-22:The Book of Mormon
Oct. 8-13:The SpongeBob Musical
Nov. 19-Dec. 8:Hamilton
Feb. 18-23:The Color Purple
March 11-29:Wicked
Apr. 21-26:My Fair Lady
May 12-17:The Play That Goes Wrong
Aug. 4-9:Come From Away

Add-on option:

Jan. 28-30:Riverdance New 25th Anniversary Show"

Dang, Madison. That’s a very respectable season.

Saroyan Theatre (Fresno):

Jan. 14-15: Finding Neverland
March 3-4: Chicago
Apr. 28-May 3: Les Mis
June 6: Waitress

Nashville’s 2019-2020 Season:

Dear Evan Hansen (Sept 10-15)
Once on This Island (Oct 15-20)
The Spongebob Musical (November 5-10)
Hamilton (Dec 31-Jan 19)
My Fair Lady (February 4-9)
Escape to Margaritaville (May 5-10)
Summer (May 26-May 31)
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (June 9-13)

SEASON ADD-ONS
Blue Man Group (Feb 11-16)
CATS (Nov 19-24)
Jesus Christ Superstar (March 3-
The Color Purple (March 27-29)

Also announced development in “American Prophet” about the life of Frederick Douglass with a staged reading next week.

Updated On: 4/16/19 at 08:28 PM

Hershey Theatre:

Sept. 10-15: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Dec. 3-8: Once On This Island
Apr. 14-19: Waitress
July 21-26: Anastasia

Does anyone know what dates were announced for the 2019/20 shows at Shubert New Haven CT earlier today?

And any info on when the National theatre Washington DC will announce?

Thanks

Shubert Theatre (New Haven):

Oct. 11-13: Jersey Boys
Nov. 9-10: The Play That Goes Wrong
Nov. 22-24: Rent
Dec. 20-22: The Illusionists
March 5-8: Cats
March 26-29: Once

(The above were visible in a photo from the official announcement event. Sadly, the dates of Waitress, Bandstand, and Once On This Island were not visible, but I can confirm they'll be rolling out in exactly that order, and from a news article that they will arrive in the May/June time-frame.)