2020-2021 Touring Season- Page 23

[dmwnc1959]

Posted: 3/27/20 at 4:21pm

Just got this email from the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust...WOOHOOO!!!

When the world and life as we knew it turned upside down at the beginning of March, the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust was forced to delay many events, including the announcement of our 2020-2021 PNC BROADWAY IN PITTSBURGH Season.

We want you to know that the cancelled and postponed Pittsburgh Cultural Trust events of this spring really are just an intermission, and we are working diligently every day to welcome you, our PNC BROADWAY IN PITTSBURGH family, back into the Cultural District when the environment is safe and healthy.

In anticipation of the curtain rising again and looking towards Broadway's bright future, we will officially announce the brand new 2020-2021 PNC BROADWAY IN PITTSBURGH Season on Monday, March 30th.

Visit http://TrustArts.org/Broadway starting at 10am to discoveran exciting new season that will bring us together for the best of Broadway.

Updated On: 3/27/20 at 04:21 PM

[rebeccmam31]

Posted: 3/27/20 at 5:00pm

dmwnc1959 said: "Just got this email from the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust...WOOHOOO!!!

When the world and life as we knew it turned upside down at the beginning of March, the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust was forced to delay many events, including the announcement of our 2020-2021 PNC BROADWAY IN PITTSBURGH Season.

We want you to know that the cancelled and postponed Pittsburgh Cultural Trust events of this spring really are just an intermission, and we are working diligently every day to welcome you, our PNC BROADWAY IN PITTSBURGH family, back into the Cultural District when the environment is safe and healthy.

In anticipation of the curtain rising again and looking towards Broadway's bright future, we will officially announce the brand new 2020-2021 PNC BROADWAY IN PITTSBURGH Season on Monday, March 30th.

Visithttp://TrustArts.org/Broadwaystarting at 10am todiscoveran exciting new season that will bring us together for the best of Broadway."

 

and teasing Hadestown!

[Luminaire2]

Posted: 3/27/20 at 5:02pm

I am curious what this means for some of the shows for the Vancouver season. Will Chicago still exist on tour by the fall? Anastasia early next year? Jesus Christ Tour?

[Bettyboy72]

Posted: 3/27/20 at 5:27pm

Luminaire2 said: "I am curious what this means for some of the shows for the Vancouver season. Will Chicago still exist on tour by the fall? Anastasia early next year? Jesus Christ Tour? "

I live in Buffalo and we just got an email that The Bands Visit which was scheduled for April will now play in Dec 2020. 

[dmwnc1959]

Posted: 3/27/20 at 5:45pm

rebeccmam31 said: "...and teasing Hadestown!"

Most definitely HADESTOWN. Very interested to see what the season add-ons are going to be. Hopefully we’ll have a fantastic season we can actually attend. Now I have reason to look forward to a Monday. LOL

 

[darreyl102]

Posted: 3/27/20 at 6:48pm

The SPONGEBOB Tour has ended due to the virus. Sad, I loved the Broadway production and wanted to see this

[gleek4114]

Posted: 3/27/20 at 8:06pm

In a bit of good news, Anastasia which was originally scheduled to play Louisville March 17-22, has been officially rescheduled to August 4-9. I didn’t doubt it would come back around, but I truly expected it to be the non-equity production in another season. Unless they tack more cancelled engagements on after ours, we are (as of right now) the closing city of the equity tour.

[ACL2006]

Posted: 3/27/20 at 9:33pm

the Chicago tour is canceled up until June 5.

[ArtMan]

Posted: 3/27/20 at 10:21pm

gleek4114 said: "In a bit of good news, Anastasia which was originally scheduled to play Louisville March 17-22, has been officially rescheduled to August 4-9. I didn’t doubt it would come back around, but I truly expected it to be the non-equity production in another season. Unless they tack more cancelled engagements on after ours, we are (as of right now) the closing city of the equity tour."

We, Jacksonville, have it scheduled for the end of April.  They have not cancelled or postponed it as yet.  Although I would prefer, the equity tour, I just want to see it.  So if it ends up the nonequity tour, so be it.

[Frenchbacon]

Posted: 3/28/20 at 5:21pm

musicman1985 said: "Des Moines Performing Arts announced their 2020-2021 season this morning.

1776-October 27-November 1 2020
Hamilton-December 1-27 2021
Tootsie-February 23-28 2021
Hadestown-April 20-25 2021
Aida-June 8-13 2021
To Kill a Mockinbird-July 6-11 2021

Add Ons
Cats-March 9-14 2021
Rent-April 2-3 2021
Les Miserables-April 6-11 2021
Chita Rivera and Friends (Telly Leung and Corey Cott)-May 8 2021"

such a great season! can't wait!

[Markecib]

Posted: 3/30/20 at 10:14am

Pittsburgh:

Ain’t Too Proud - Aug 25-30
Hadestown - Oct 27- Nov 1
To Kill a Mockingbird - Nov 24 - 29
Hamilton - Jan 5 - Feb 7 2021 (part of the season which is a nice)
The Cher Show - Feb 23-38 2021
Oklahoma! - March 9-14 2021
Pretty Woman - March 30-April 4 2021
My Fair Lady - April 13-18 2021

Extras:

Beautiful - Nov 17-22 2020
Blue Man Group - April 27 - May 2 2021

Overall a solid season. Hamilton being in season and not an extra was a surprise. My Fair Lady was the odd one since it’s been touring a while. Odd that Frozen hasn’t come in yet.

[dmwnc1959]

Posted: 3/30/20 at 12:16pm

^ ^ ^ VERY happy with the Pittsburgh 2020/2021 season. Definitely re-subscribing. Got a call from them yesterday confirming the dollar amount of The Band’s Visit cancellation that will be credited towards this new season. First show is in late August so I’m hoping the worst is over by then and we can go back to attending performances.

Updated On: 3/30/20 at 12:16 PM

[Ryan Jones]

Posted: 3/30/20 at 2:14pm

Peace Center in Greenville, SC:


1776  September 1-6, 2019
Wicked  October 28-November 15, 2020
Hadestown  November 24-29, 2020
Oklahoma!  January 12-17, 2021
Hamilton  February 23-March 14, 2021
Pretty Woman  March 23-28, 2021
Mean Girls  April 27-May 2, 2021
Tootsie  June 1-6, 2021
Ain’t too Proud  June 29-July 4, 2021
Dear Evan Hansen  August 17-22, 2021

[robbyshishkabobby]

Posted: 4/1/20 at 8:22pm

Markecib said: "Pittsburgh:

Ain’t Too Proud - Aug 25-30
Hadestown - Oct 27- Nov 1
To Kill a Mockingbird - Nov 24 - 29
Hamilton - Jan 5 - Feb 7 2021 (part of the season which is a nice)
The Cher Show - Feb 23-38 2021
Oklahoma! - March 9-14 2021
Pretty Woman - March 30-April 4 2021
My Fair Lady - April 13-18 2021

Extras:

Beautiful - Nov 17-22 2020
Blue Man Group - April 27 - May 2 2021

Overall a solid season. Hamilton being in season and not an extra was a surprise. My Fair Lady was the odd one since it’s been touring a while. Odd that Frozen hasn’t come in yet. "

We haven’t seen Frozen come to Orlando yet either. Can’t say I’m surprised though, it took us YEARS to get Aladdin haha

[ArtMan]

Posted: 4/8/20 at 1:11pm

Jacksonville announced today their season without dates.  They included it with their (finally) announcement that our Anastasia stop is cancelled.  Kind of bummed on that.  Another college has a mini series that normally brings nonequity tours.  So maybe they will schedule for their series, or 2022.  Jacksonville's series is yawn....Cats, Come From Away, Fiddler On the Roof, Dear Evan Hanson and Mean Girls.

[robbyshishkabobby]

Posted: 4/15/20 at 10:42pm

Heard a rumor that due to COVID -19, Cher Show will be postponing until the ‘21-‘22 Touring Season.

[seaweedjstubbs]

Posted: 4/16/20 at 12:20am

Hearing the same about TOOTSIE. Though it might be outright canceled and not postponed.

[RWPrincess]

Posted: 4/17/20 at 3:01pm

Bandstand tour has been canceled. Last stop was Mar 12.

https://twitter.com/BandstandBway/status/1250868348684025857

[Miles2Go2]

Posted: 4/17/20 at 3:12pm

It would seem like this phased approach to re-opening the country will kill most, if not all, tours for awhile as it will be hard to plan which phase which cities will be in. Plus if a city is in Phase 3 then sees a re-emergence of cases, they’d revert back to pre-Phase 1. Even in Phase 3, there would have to be modified procedures.

[ArtMan]

Posted: 4/17/20 at 3:27pm

Our series has rescheduled our cancelled March Hamilton dates to the first two weeks, September 2021.  A long time to wait.  Not to be a Debbie Downer, but the first week in September, historically, has a hurricane/tropical storm form in the Atlantic or Gulf for my area and the Florida panhandle.

[mcsquared]

Posted: 4/22/20 at 12:43am

Charlotte's Blumenthal Theatre announced April 5 though with the last few messages I shouldn't get my hopes up: 

 

2020-2021 PNC BROADWAY LIGHTS SERIES

 

TOOTSIE (Nov. 10-15, 2020 – Belk Theater)

1776 (Jan. 5-10, 2021 – Belk Theater)

HAMILTON (Jan. 26-Feb. 21, 2021 – Ovens Auditorium)

OKLAHOMA! (Feb. 9-14, 2021 – Knight Theater)*

TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD (March 23-28, 2021 – Belk Theater)

AIN’T TOO PROUD – THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE TEMPTATIONS (April 27-May 2, 2021 – Belk Theater)

THE CHER SHOW (June 8-13, 2021 – Belk Theater)

MEAN GIRLS (July 6-11, 2021 – Belk Theater)

ELTON JOHN & TIM RICE’S AIDA (Sept. 7-12, 2021 – Belk Theater)

and Frozen was supposed to wind up the 2019-20 season in October.

 

[MTH85]

Posted: 4/24/20 at 11:38pm

A few interesting observations from today:

-North Charleston, SC announced their season today with Oklahoma! playing on January 29-31, 2021. I didn't realize they were splitting weeks in their first season, so maybe they're going non-equity? They are presenting Hamilton in 21/22, so that's cool for them.

-All of the Canadian stops for Wicked were cancelled, even the stop in Ottawa in August/September.

-Providence sent an interesting note via email that might be telling about what's potentially happening for them (and possibly other venues): 

"We have not yet sent out our renewal subscription packages for our upcoming Broadway season, as we are currently working on revisions for both the 2020/20201 Taco/The White Family Foundation Broadway Series and the Encore Series. We will share updated information with you about both Series as soon as possible."

It seems logical that ATP would be moved, given that a lot of venues are either postponing or cancelling shows into June/July, but how would that affect the rest of the tour stops is anyone's guess. I'm hoping other new shows don't have delays, but it's not entirely out of the realm of possibility at this point.

[Fan Club Of Sorts]

Posted: 4/26/20 at 10:35pm

I know with all of this crazy going on its hard to get any information but I've been trying to find out if the ferryman is getting a tour like they said they would so far i haven't seen any info regarding a season with the play. The Ferryman was a fantastic show and i really want the chance to see it again but i really don't know what's happening. 

[ElphabaGoodman]

Posted: 4/26/20 at 10:40pm

Fan Club Of Sorts said: "I know with all of this crazy going on its hard to get any information but I've been trying to find out if the ferryman is getting a tour like they said they would so far i haven't seen any info regarding a season with the play. The Ferryman was a fantastic show and i really want the chance to see it again but i really don't know what's happening."

Unfortunately I don’t believe a tour will be happening, but the first regional production will be at the San Francisco Playhouse next season 

[fashionguru_23]

Posted: 4/27/20 at 12:56pm

It was announced today that the 2020/2021 season for Toronto is being pushed until  January 2021. It still lists the 3 shows cancelled from Fall 2020 as part of the season, so I assumed rescheduled, only 1 was a US tour (Jesus Christ Superstar), and the others being premieres for Toronto (Love Never Dies, and Pressure). They also have postponed Harry Potter and the Cursed Child until 2021...so who knows what will happen. 

https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Torontos-Mirvish-Announces-New-2021-Start-To-Subscription-Season-Featuring-JULIET-More-20200427

Updated On: 4/28/20 at 12:56 PM