THE LEHMAN TRILOGY Returning to Broadway This Fall?

Johnny O claims a remount of the 2022 Tony winner for Best Play will be replacing Camelot at the Beaumont:

https://nypost.com/2023/07/11/lehman-trilogy-planning-to-return-to-broadway-this-fall/

This production is also supposed to be at ACT in San Francisco next Spring too. Wouldn't be surprised if they are trying to get it into other venues too.

I missed this the first go round, so I’m thrilled I will now have a chance to see this!

Beale was the standout and very deserving of his Tony, but all three of them were brilliant.

What is the running time for the show? I was thinking over 3 hours. I wish they would have brought back The Inheritance. Andrew could have moved from one project to another! I am glad the kind folks at the Beaumont will have work in the fall.

EDSOSLO858 said: "Johnny O claims a remount of the 2022 Tony winner for Best Play will be replacingCamelotat the Beaumont:

https://nypost.com/2023/07/11/lehman-trilogy-planning-to-return-to-broadway-this-fall/"

Could Adam Godley leave OUAOMT for this?

Voter said: "Could Adam Godley leave OUAOMT for this?"

He may not have to leave if their grosses continue as they are.
However, with Beale and Lester engaged in other projects (TV shows, I believe), I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s an entirely new trio.

Not only am i happy to hear this and will look forward to seeing it again, I think it's a good fit.

I hope they can get the original guys back to Broadway.

Things have been very quiet since the initial unofficial announcement, which was basically a gossip column post. There is no mention of this on the LCT website. Assuming this is the Sam Mendes production, and assuming they are going to use the cast from the most recent West End mounting that closed a couple months ago, they would probably only need a few weeks of rehearsal/tech in New York but if they are going to start performances at the end of September or beginning of October one would think that tickets would go on sale soon. There has been no casting notice posted for understudies, supernumeraries etc.

The production that recently played at the Huntington, which was an independent production, not the Sam Mendes production, was excellent, and made some very cool choices regarding acting and design.

The Chicago production that begins performances in a month is not a tour stop. It's an independent production.

two ladies tickets said: "The Chicago production that begins performances in a month is not a tour stop. It's an independent production."

The Denver Center Theater Company is also doing it this season.

JayElle said: "Broadway Flash said: "I hope they can get the original guys back to Broadway."

Well, Adam Godley should be available since that "One More Time...' ends next week. His ability to twist into a deathly heap on the table was just one of his incredible moments."

It's funny you mentioned this! As I was watching OUAOMT, I kept thinking to myself how unusual it was to find Godley here fresh off of his brilliant work in The Lehman Trilogy. I wasn't aware of his personal connection to the show until later.