Christmas 2015

[angel_of_music2]

Posted: 5/30/15 at 10:46am

After having a great visit in April, my partner and I have booked to return to NYC for Christmas.

Does anyone know what will have opened/be running then? I know about Fiddler On The Roof and Allegiance. Also hoping to see American In Paris, Gentleman's Guide and Something Rotten if they are still running. Had read about a revival of The Best Little Whorehouse, any idea when that will happen?

Also what are show performance schedules like during the week running up and following Christmas? From what I gather shows don't seem to on Christmas Eve but many perform on Christmas Day. 

[HBBrock]

Posted: 5/30/15 at 11:12am

Amazing Grace (Broadway) - Previews begin June 25

Hamilton (Broadway) - Previews begin July 13th

Old Times (Broadway) - Previews begin September 13th

Fool for Love (Broadway) -Previews begin September 15th

The Gin Game (Broadway) - Previews begin September 21st

Sylvia (Broadway) - Previews begin September 25th

Therese Raquin (Broadway) - Previews begin October 1st

On Your Feet (Broadway) - Previews begin October 5th      

Allegiance (Broadway) - Previews begin October 6th

King Charles III (Broadway) - Previews begin October 10th

China Doll (Broadway) - Previews begin October 20th

School of Rock (Broadway) - Previews begin November 2nd

The Color Purple (Broadway) - Previews begin November 9th

Fiddler on the Roof (Broadway) - Previews begin November 17th

Noises Off (Broadway) - Previews begin December 17th

Our Mother's Brief Affair (Broadway) - Previews begin December 28th

[HBBrock]

Posted: 5/30/15 at 11:13am

Regarding shows currently playing, Something Rotten and An American in Paris will 100% be around. Gentleman's Guide is a 50% chance to see if it could make it past Labor Day.

Welcome back to NYC! It's an addicting city.

[Jordan Catalano]

Posted: 5/30/15 at 11:17am

If you google Playbill Broadway Christmas Schedule you'll see the past schedules for shows at that time. That whole week though, shows have alternative schedules to make up for the shows they miss on Christmas Eve and/or day. 

Also, most shows (I believe) are selling through Christmas now so you can look at Telecharge or Ticketmaster to see what days and times they'll be on that week. 

[mattporter17]

Posted: 5/30/15 at 11:49am

I think GGTLM will still be around. The first year for a show is iffy but at this point, I think it'll be around for at least 2-3 more years. Winning Best Musical certainly helps!