Stand-by Joined: 2/5/13
I know I am starting this very early, BUT let's put our collective boardway minds at work and predict the future. Let's start off by assuming these shows and there venues are not going to change.
The color purple @ Bernard B. Jacobs
Waitress @ Brooks Atkinson
School of Rock @ Winter Garden
Fun Home @ Circle in the Square
Book of Mormon @ Eugene O Neill
Wicked @ The Gershwin
Humans @ Helen Hayes
Cirque De Solei @ Lyric
Phantom of the Opera @ The Majestic
Lion King @ The Minskoff
Suffle Along @ Music Box
Cats @ Neil Simon
Aladdin @ The New Amsterdam
Hamilton @ Richard Rodgers
Beautiful @ Stephen Sondheim
Falsettoes @ Walter Kerr
Are these shows going to last??:
les Miserables @ imperial
Kinky Boots @ Al Hirschfeld
Jersey Boys @ The August Wilson
Blackbird @ Belasco ( Do we know if this is a limited engagement?)
Tuck Everlasting @ Broadhurst
Bright Star @ Cort Theatre ( I REALLY HOPE THIS IS SUCCESSFUL)
American Pyscho @ Gerald Schoenfeld
Finding Neverland @ Lunt- Fontanne
On Your Feet @ Marquis
American in Paris @ Palace
Matilda @ The Schubert
Something Rotten @ St. James (Still my favorite of last season)
The King and I @ Vivian Beaumont
Fiddler on the Roof @ Broadway Theatre
Houses we know are empty:
Ethel Berrymore
The Hudson
Booth
Longacre
Lyceum
Where are these supposedly incoming shows going to go??
Spounge Bob Square Pants
War Paint
Prince of Boardway
Motown ( We know this is going to be at Nederlander)
Diner
Smokey Joe's Cafe
Singing in the Rain
Come from Away
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
A Bronx Tale
The Predent
Nastsha and Pierre and The Great Comet of 1812
We know Roundabout has American Airlines and Studio 54 occupied and know that the Manhatten theatre club has the Samuel Freedham occupied.
Loking forward to hearing from everybody, let's see when happens!!!
Stand-by Joined: 8/26/14
Natasha, Pierre has been confirmed for the Imperial. Cats has its theater confirmed as well. Not sure why you asked about them (especially since you left their theaters off the available list).
And you're kidding yourself if you think The Humans, Blackbird, Color Purple, and Fun Home will be around a year from now.
Broadway Star Joined: 5/9/15
Natasha & Pierre is going into the Imperial. The Hudson theatre is a playhouse that is intended to house new British works and imports. I think Prince of Broadway or Smokey Joe's Cafe could play the Longacre. Singing in the Rain could play the Lunt-Fontanne, Palace, Marquis, or Broadway. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory could play the Lyric, Shubert, or Broadway. Like you have said yourself, it may be a bit early to tell. More theaters will become vacant and as they do, the producers will have more choices and we will have more options.
Updated On: 3/27/16 at 05:19 PM
Jallenc32 said: "Natasha, Pierre has been confirmed for the Imperial. Cats has its theater confirmed as well. Not sure why you asked about them (especially since you left their theaters off the available list).
And you're kidding yourself if you think The Humans, Blackbird, Color Purple, and Fun Home will be around a year from now."
I see why you put blackbird and the humans, but the color purple and fun home haven't been doing terribly.
Stand-by Joined: 8/26/14
Fun Home has been on TDF a lot lately. It's recouped so it has some flexibility, but it's not doing well this winter with the Tony winner still in the show. I can't imagine it'll last through another winter after he leaves.
As for Color Purple, when Hudson leaves the show will drop quickly.
Broadway Star Joined: 8/5/14
The Humans and Blackbird are both currently limited runs. You also have a few others like Gotta Dance (and others that haven't been publicly announced that they are planning on coming) that are looking at next season. Even if King and I doesn't last, its a NFP house (and technically the Hayes is as well though 2ST has been renting it out) so it doesn't need to be on the list.
Broadway Star Joined: 5/9/15
asmith0307 said: "The Humans and Blackbird are both currently limited runs. You also have a few others like Gotta Dance (and others that haven't been publicly announced that they are planning on coming) that are looking at next season. Even if King and I doesn't last, its a NFP house (and technically the Hayes is as well though 2ST has been renting it out) so it doesn't need to be on the list."
Any ideas for shows that have not been announced yet? I think we might need some inside info
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/13/09
In regards to the Palace, how soon can they be ready to do the raising and renovation? Is it something that can begin as soon as An American in Paris closes, or will they accept another tenant if the show closes before they are ready to begin that process (and risk that show becoming a hit that could potentially delay the entire project by years)?
Broadway Star Joined: 5/9/15
AEA AGMA SM said: "In regards to the Palace, how soon can they be ready to do the raising and renovation? Is it something that can begin as soon as An American in Paris closes, or will they accept another tenant if the show closes before they are ready to begin that process (and risk that show becoming a hit that could potentially delay the entire project by years)?
In the most recent articles regarding the renovation/raising, they say that a timetable/how it will affect An American in Paris has not yet been announced. My guess is that they are still trying to figure out when/if they should boot An American in Paris to start the renovation. They can't wait forever. I'm going to try and get some more info/updates.
Broadway Star Joined: 1/24/16
Is Bette Midler's revival of Hello, Dolly! opening in this season? Have theaters been announced/rumored for it? I think it would be good in the Broadway if Fiddler closes.
Broadway Star Joined: 1/24/16
Oops, double post!
Updated On: 3/27/16 at 08:02 PM
There have been rumors that Dolly! will take the St. James following an early 2017 Rotten! closing.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/2/14
When The Humans closes its going dark for quiet a while for renovations before 2ST starts programming
Nothing confirmed yet, but last we heard, Amelie was hoping to come in next season. They finish their run in LA in January, so the timing would work out for a Spring opening soon after their tryout.
Also, Groundhog Day is aiming for next season too, isn't it?
Is The Humans actually a limited run? I haven't seen that announced anywhere.
Stand-by Joined: 6/7/14
When something rotten closes will Brian Darcy James go on tour with the show
Broadway Star Joined: 11/10/15
Broadway kid 2 finally posted a message that has his own writing in it everyone
Broadway Star Joined: 8/5/14
wonderfulwizard11 said: "Is The Humans actually a limited run? I haven't seen that announced anywhere. "
It's not being advertised as such. As I said, it's currently a limited run (as in it's only on sale into July). It definitely could extend for a while if Rudin thinks it is warranted.
I had forgotten about Dolly. I think there was a play that was announced a few days ago - another Rudin production - but I can't remember what it is off the top of my head.
A British import of a play starring Mark Rylance is coming.
so is a revival of The Front Page.
isnt To Kill A Mockingbird also coming?
The Wiz is happening, too
Broadway Star Joined: 1/24/14
Isn't the revival of Miss Saigon also coming next season?
Featured Actor Joined: 12/15/14
Isn't Bandstand supposed to be coming in this season?
^Any updates on the Wiz revival? And how about Anastasia?
If you really are interested in knowing which shows have been announced for Broadway, and which shows actually have lead producers, and General Managers attached (i.e. the shows that are far enough in their development that they are actually raising money, hiring creative staff, scouting theaters, etc) you should follow Theatrical Index (http://theatricalindex.com). This is the industry tool for tracking productions.
A lot of shows 'announce' they are going to Broadway, but I'd say only about half of all the productions announced on the Index actually get there.
CapnHook said: "A British import of a play starring Mark Rylance is coming."
Farinelli and the King?
Cate Blanchett's play is coming to broadway this winter, as well
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