BEETLEJUICE Returning To Broadway Fall 2025- Page 2

[Kad]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 9:51am

For such short runs of productions that are entirely dependent on their title alone, I have to assume the numbers have been crunched to make sure they are worthwhile.

[Jordan Catalano]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 10:11am

Interesting that they’ve opened the balcony for this and didn’t even do that for a sellout hit like “Glengary”.

[Timon3]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 10:22am

Okay it seems very much a London thing to pull things on tour into the West End, there theatres are never dark long, on Broadway a theatre can be dark for months.

Will New York audiences embrass theatre filler tour shows coming in? History suggests not thinking of the smash hit Motown at the Lunt Fontanne, but when the tour came back to the Nederlander it died a death,

[Plannietink08]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 11:32am

Three separate Broadway runs but we’re no closer to the UK production? Jesus. 

[ACL2006]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 11:33am

A 3 month run is fine for this. It'll do well around Halloween and then again around the holidays.

[Ensemble1665759202]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 11:44am

ACL2006 said: "A 3 month run is fine for this. It'll do well around Halloween and then again around the holidays."

Yeah this will do fine with their timing because it won't be around that long.

[trentsketch]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 12:12pm

For people who've seen the tour and the Broadway run, how scaled down is the set? I can't imagine it's nearly as complicated as the original set was if the show is touring successfully. If it looks good and doesn't cost too much, this feels like an easy way to earn more money off the production before they shift to licensing.

[n2nbaby]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 12:26pm

I thought they did a great job with downsizing the set. The only thing I REALLY noticed was the death scene in Ready Set (is that what it’s called? lol) is different.

[schubox]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 12:46pm

Yeah the set is fairly similar. There is no hole in the floor and I felt like the snake was a little more limited. But other than that it was largely the same from my memory 

[darquegk]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 2:21pm

Instead of falling through the floor, they are electrocuted by a faulty wiring in a floor lamp. They lampshade it a little more during “Ready Set Not Yet, so the gag works.”

[windowwaving]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 2:53pm

n2nbaby said: "I thought they did a great job with downsizing the set. The only thing I REALLY noticed was the death scene in Ready Set (is that what it’s called? lol) is different."

I thought they did a great job too. It was mostly the transitions with the house set that the downsizing was really noticeable.

Is there a chance for the tour cast to use the old Broadway set? I feel like that would give this show the extra push to see it there rather than wait for the tour to come back to their town.  

[MorrisLACat]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 3:25pm

Will the National Tour stay as Equity after the Broadway engagement?  

There is a return Los Angeles engagement at the Pantages Theatre - March 10, 2026 - March 22, 2026. 

Updated On: 6/3/25 at 03:25 PM

[EDSOSLO858]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 3:28pm

MorrisLACat said: "Will the National Tour stay as Equity after the Broadway engagement?"

The tour is finished after the Broadway stop.

[AKarp2013]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 3:57pm

The equity tour finishes with the Broadway run and the non-equity tour launches shortly thereafter

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[tacotheatrelover]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 9:05pm

I'm hypocritical as **** i just bought my tickets for Halloween night

[rg7759]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 9:18pm

At this rate the palace will sit as long as the gershwin before wicked before they're able to justify rennovating. What a disaster of a reopening. 

[nightnic0012]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 10:11pm

The main house unit doesn't track forward, but is largely the same, just smaller. Delia's closet/bedroom is just a smaller unit on the stage left side with the main show drop, which opens on one side, paged. Similar for the father's bedroom, just on the opposite side. On Broadway, these were units that rotated from the backside of the attic set.

The rooftop is smaller, the exterior of the house is just a projection, the lack of the lift has been mentioned. Mostly everything looks pretty solid, just smaller, and more movable. The only thing that I thought looked cheap were the Beetlejuice face and hand puppets, they are much more 2D and look cheap.

[rburton66]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 10:28pm

Is a remount like this one usually eligible for Tonys?

[tacotheatrelover]

Posted: 6/3/25 at 10:39pm

the last remount closed in 23, it has to be a three year gap to be eligible for tonys

[Dolly80]

Posted: 6/4/25 at 12:46am

rg7759 said: "At this rate the palace will sit as long as the gershwin before wicked before they're able to justify rennovating. What a disaster of a reopening."


What does that word salad even mean?

[witchoftheeast2]

Posted: 6/4/25 at 8:15am

rburton66 said: "Is a remount like this one usually eligible for Tonys?"

I wouldn't count on it. No. 

[Kad]

Posted: 6/4/25 at 9:27am

rg7759 said: "At this rate the palace will sit as long as the gershwin before wicked before they're able to justify rennovating. What a disaster of a reopening."

Platt’s residency underperformed and Tammy Faye flopped, but Glengary is currently printing money and there’s certainly a good argument that Beetlejuice will do at least alright for a holiday engagement. 
 

Despite its legendary status as the place Judy and Liza played, the Palace has had just as many flops, cash grabs, and uninspiring runs as any other Broadway house and the renovation was never going to change that. 

Updated On: 6/4/25 at 09:27 AM

[jimmycurry01]

Posted: 6/4/25 at 10:47am

Mr. Wormwood said: "I like the show but I'm not a fan of the emerging trend of touring productions making Broadway a "stop." However, if it's for a limited holiday run, I imagine it'll do pretty well."

This isn't an emerging trend. It's a returning trend. This used to happen all the time. Tours used to play on Broadway faurly regularly, from Oklahoma!, to to Hello, Dolly, and The Wiz.

[tacotheatrelover]

Posted: 6/30/25 at 8:44pm

jimmycurry01 said: "Mr. Wormwood said: "I like the show but I'm not a fan of the emerging trend of touring productions making Broadway a "stop." However, if it's for a limited holiday run, I imagine it'll do pretty well."

This isn't an emerging trend. It's a returning trend. This used to happen all the time. Tours used to play on Broadway faurly regularly, from Oklahoma!, to to Hello, Dolly, and The Wiz."

I wish the newest Oklahoma! tour made it to broadway. 

I miss sexy oklahoma

[witchoftheeast2]

Posted: 7/1/25 at 10:53am

tacotheatrelover said: "jimmycurry01 said: "Mr. Wormwood said: "I like the show but I'm not a fan of the emerging trend of touring productions making Broadway a "stop." However, if it's for a limited holiday run, I imagine it'll do pretty well."

This isn't an emerging trend. It's a returning trend. This used to happen all the time. Tours used to play on Broadway faurly regularly, from Oklahoma!, to to Hello, Dolly, and The Wiz."

I wish the newest Oklahoma! tour made it to broadway.

I miss sexy oklahoma"

I think I might be the only person in the world who disliked "sexy" oklahoma.