George Clooney is the big news in this spring on Broadway. Mega Star made his broadway debut in a reboot “Good Night, and Good Luck” of his 2005 film. In fitting in the style of old school, Clooney held a press conference before starting preview, during which he “rejected terror.”
One thing that she will not be is alone. Traditionally, there are several openings in March and April, as the shows try to squeeze before the cutoff for tony enrollment in late April. In other stages, joining Clooney will lead to broadway royalty in a tribute to Stephen Sondheme and TV stars, such as Berndate Peters, such as David Hyde Pierce in an updated “Pirates of Penns”. These are the shows that I am the most excited about.
“Boop! The Betty Bup Musical”
Courtesy of Matthew Murphy/Ivan Zimraman/Boop! Musical
Broadharst Theater, 235 W. 44th cents;; Boopthemusical.com
The dear cartoon character comes in the broadway after a Chicago Triarout, which was described by a reviewer as a mixture of “enchanted,” completely modern milli “and” barbie “. For some time travel, a beautiful leading person, and a Freased aunt (played by the experienced belief of the stage), but most of the shows rest on the performance of Broadway’s newcomer Jasmine Amy Rogers, whose daughter wants nothing more than a day than her celebrity life.
“Smash”
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Imperial Theater, 249 W. 45th saint;; smashbroadway.com
The hit NBC series from 2012 has come on stage with many new people with several songs from the show. But this base seems familiar – a group of theater Bigwigs is making a show about Marilyn Munro called “Bombshell”. Megan Hilti of the TV show can be found away from a block in “Death Beats Hars”, so the role of Ivy (Merlin in “Bombshell” will be played by Robin Herds (“Maulin Roose!”).
“Good Night, and Good Luck”
Winter Garden Theater, 1634 Broadway; Gudnightgudalkbrodway.com
Legendary CBS Broadcaster Edward R. Muro almost always ended its broadcast in the same way: “Good night, and good luck.” George Clooney borrowed those words to title his 2005 film about Maro and his struggle with Senator Joseph Macarthi, and now – one of the most anticipated shows of the spring season – he will bring his Broadway debut to the stage to bring his Broadway debut into the story.
“Sondheim’s old friends”
Samuel J. Freedman Theater, 261 W. 47th cents;; Manhattantheatreclub.com
The show began as one night gala in London, but with a star-staded credentials on an off-stage, a very long life in the card was clearly. Cameron is a brilliant tribute to Sondym, starring McIntosh and starring Berndate Peters and Li Barsga. The review has many of his biggest hit films, including “in the Woods” and “Send in the Clown” from “A Little Night Music”.
“Floid Colins”
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Vivian Buyumon Theater, 150 W 65th St.; LCT.ORG
Fresh from “The Great Gatsbi”, Jeremy Jordan returns to an entertaining music about a man trapped in a cave. Lincoln Center Production is based on a true story. Coalins were a explorer, who hoped to convert the sand cave into a tourist attraction in Kentaki, until he managed to get 200 feet underground. The story became a national passion and something from a media circus.
“At the right time”
Circle in square theater, 235 W. 50th cents; justintimebroadway.com
After his best actor in a music Tony since last year, Jonathan Groff (“Merly We Roll with”) attracted his attention to Bobby Darin. He plays the role of a singer/lyricist in this new music, with a hit like “Mac the Knife,” “Spleish Splash,” and “Beyond the Sea”. The manufacturers promise to convert theater into an immersive night club with a large band of a live platform.
“Stranger things: first shadow”
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Markwis Theater, 210 W. 46th cents;; strangereningsbroadway.com
Netflix horror series fans do not want to miss the dramatic prequel for the show. The production went on in London in 2023, in which several critics talked about over-the-top special effects (smoke, lots of smoke). But for people accustomed to the TV series, all this is about Henry Crell’s Backster, Sosopath in the heart of season 4. Good news: The show works as a pure spectacle, even if you have not seen a single episode on TV.
“Realizes in real women: music”
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James Earl Jones Theater, 138 W. 48th cents;; realwomenhavEcurvesBroadway.com
The 1993 drama and the 2002 film starring the 1993 drama and the 2002 film come on stage in a new music. A festive of women’s body – and in all those sizes and sizes they come – the story is also about the curves that throws life in our way and how we treat them. Nevertheless, strong views where women working in a cruel hot los angeles factory look downstream for their unlikes as it is worth the price of entry.
“Pirates! The Penns Musical”
Tod Hams Theater, 227 W. 42nd St.; Scrutiny
David Hyde Pierce takes the iconic, tongue-twisting to the prominent modern general in this revaluation of the famous Gilbert and Sulivan Operta. The pirate ship in New Orleans allows a picture of a shoking, a jazi caribean-infused score and a lot of French quarter flare.
“Dead outlave”
Longkere Theater, 220 W. 48th cents;; deadoutlawmusical.com
So far in another true story, we meet Elmer McCardi (starring by Andrew Durand, recently for the Drama Desk Best Actor named “Shakad”). He is described as “an outlaw, bari corpse, made celebrity”. It seems that in death, Mr. McCardi had more thrill in life at any time. Last year’s off-broadway production made several “best theater” list, including the new York Times And New York magazine,
