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#1

Next for the Broadhurst?

Evita into the Winter Garden, Other Desert Cities into the Hudson. The Broadhurst has nothing announced? Or am i forgetting something?

#2

Next for the Broadhurst?

Magic2Do said: "Evita into the Winter Garden, Other Desert Cities into the Hudson. The Broadhurst has nothing announced? Or am i forgetting something?"

Only 27 Broadway houses are now occupied. The end of summer typically sees some closures, but it just feels like there will be several empty houses until the Spring.


A Chorus Line revival played its final Broadway performance on August 17, 2008. The tour played its final performance on August 21, 2011. A new non-equity tour started in October 2012 played its final performance on March 23, 2013. Another non-equity tour launched on January 20, 2018. The tour ended its US run in Kansas City and then toured throughout Japan August & September 2018.
#3

Next for the Broadhurst?

I heard rumor of a stop clause being the main reason Cats closed (from a decent source but I don't know that for a fact). I don't understand why the Shuberts would force closure it in August if nothing was booked until spring 2027. Unless there's an unannounced short run in the fall as well we aren't aware of.

#4

Next for the Broadhurst?

I think we're going to see lots of empty buildings. Investors are running scared so it's harder than ever to raise capitalization.

#5

Next for the Broadhurst?

Broadhurst, Barrymore, St James, Majestic, Lunt Fontanne, Al Hirschfeld and the Booth are the open theaters available this fall. Majestic, St James, Lunt Fontanne, and Al Hirschfeld are booked this spring.

#7

Re: Next for the Broadhurst?

ACL2006 said: "Only 27 Broadway houses are now occupied."

Meaning the other 14 are dark - but of those, only 3 (Booth, Barrymore, Broadhurst) don’t have a confirmed future tenant at the moment.


“I am furious, but I am sailing.”

Updated On: 8/10/26 at 04:57 PM

#8

Re: Next for the Broadhurst?

EDSOSLO858 said: "ACL2006 said: "Only 27 Broadway houses are now occupied."

Meaning the other14 are dark - but of those, only 3 (Booth, Barrymore, Broadhurst) don’t have a confirmed future tenant at the moment.


Word on the street is that Scott Rudin has two incoming productions filling two of these three houses, one being DOWNSTATE. Not sure what the other is.

#9

Re: Next for the Broadhurst?

inlovewithjerryherman said: "Word on the street is that Scott Rudin has two incoming productions filling two of these three houses, one being DOWNSTATE. Not sure what the other is."

This must be the very-real 42nd Street starring Sarah Jessica Parker, Oscar Isaac, and Sabrina Carpenter, rewritten by a Coen brother, choreographed by Michelle Dorrance, and directed by Richard Jones, of course 😜 and maybe it'll be set in New Orleans like Gypsy.

#11

Re: Next for the Broadhurst?

42nd Street for the Broadhurst and Downstate for the Booth.

Barrymore is odd man out until Private Lives arrives next spring.

Updated On: 8/10/26 at 05:37 PM

#12

Re: Next for the Broadhurst?

Voter said: "42 street going into St James (if Dolly flops?)"

Even if Dolly ultimately is unsuccessful, I think it's very unlikely it'll be close before the Tonys.


"...everyone finally shut up, and the audience could enjoy the beginning of the Anatevka Pogram in peace."

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