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Posted: 6/29/26 at 12:20pm
I don't know who needs to read this but there is a slight possibility we could witness a once in a blue moon occurrence happen in the 2026/27 Broadway season as Lin Manuel Miranda could have all three of his musicals running simultaneously on Broadway.
We all know that In The Heights is gonna be New York City Center's Annual Gala presentation this year and given their recent track record of of less concert stagings and more fully realized productions and the high ticket demand already (and that's before a cast announcement and performances even begin) I would not be surprised if a transfer becomes imminent.
Obviously there's Hamilton which has been running for well over 10 years now and is probably gonna run for 10 years more, and they just announced Chris Jackson is returning to play Washington for a limited engagement so expect those tickets to be very high in price and sell out very quickly.
And lastly Warriors which will be playing right across the street from Hamilton at the Lunt-Fontanne
Now this has happened before Andrew Lloyd Webber achieved this in 2017 and Rodgers and Hammerstein decades before in 1953. But with Stranger Things closing in January if ITH ends up taking the Marquis, this would make LMM the first musical theater composer in history to have multiple shows running not only simultaneously on Broadway but also on the same street
Do you think this could actually happen?
We all know that In The Heights is gonna be New York City Center's Annual Gala presentation this year and given their recent track record of of less concert stagings and more fully realized productions and the high ticket demand already (and that's before a cast announcement and performances even begin) I would not be surprised if a transfer becomes imminent.
Obviously there's Hamilton which has been running for well over 10 years now and is probably gonna run for 10 years more, and they just announced Chris Jackson is returning to play Washington for a limited engagement so expect those tickets to be very high in price and sell out very quickly.
And lastly Warriors which will be playing right across the street from Hamilton at the Lunt-Fontanne
Now this has happened before Andrew Lloyd Webber achieved this in 2017 and Rodgers and Hammerstein decades before in 1953. But with Stranger Things closing in January if ITH ends up taking the Marquis, this would make LMM the first musical theater composer in history to have multiple shows running not only simultaneously on Broadway but also on the same street
Do you think this could actually happen?
