Here's What's Opening on Broadway Next Season
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
- Talking about the Broadway Musicals opening in the 2024 - 2025 Broadway season. I also rate the shows based on how likely I am to see them.
0:29 Sunset Boulevard
2:55 Death Becomes Her
5:28 A Wonderful World
6:27 Floyd Collins
7:49 Gypsy starring Audra McDonald
9:00 Maybe Happy Ending
11:45 Once Upon a Mattress
13:04 The Pirates of Penzance
13:57 Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends
14:47 Tammy Faye
16:16 Smash
17:27 Boop
18:41 Swept Away
20:06 Broadway Plays
20:28 Corrections and Updates to this Video
Broadway Musicals Opening:
◾️Sunset Boulevard - Nicole Scherzinger, Tom Francis, St James Theatre, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Jamie Lloyd
◾️Death Becomes Her - Megan Hilty, Jennifer Simard, Christopher Sieber, Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, Death Becomes Her Broadway, Death Becomes Her Musical, Julia Mattison, Noel Carey, Marco Pennette
◾️A Wonderful World - James Monroe Iglehart, Studio 54, Louis Armstrong musical, Aurin Squire
◾️Floyd Collins - Tina Landau, Adam Guettel, Vivian Beaumont Theatre, Lincoln Center Theatre
◾️Gypsy starring Audra McDonald - Majestic Theatre, George C Wolfe, Camille A Brown
◾️Maybe Happy Ending - Darren Criss, Helen J Shen, Michael Arden, Belasco Theatre, Will Aronson, Hue Park
◾️Once Upon a Mattress - Sutton Foster, Michael Urie, Hudson Theatre
◾️The Pirates of Penzance - Ramin Karimloo, David Hyde Pearce
◾️Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends - Bernadette Peters, Lea Salonga
◾️Tammy Faye - Palace Theatre, Katie Brayben, Elton John, Jake Shears
◾️Smash Musical, Smash Broadway
◾️Boop Musical, Jasmine Amy Rogers
◾️Swept Away - Avett Brothers Musical, Stark Sands, John Gallagher Jr, Longacre Theatre
◾️Redwood musical - Idina Menzel
◾️The Last Five Years Musical Revival Broadway - Nick Jonas, Adrienne Warren, Jason Robert Brown
Broadway Plays Opening:
◾️Oh, Mary! - Cole Escola, Conrad Ricamora, James Sully,
◾️Job - Peter Friedman, Sydney Lemmon
◾️The Roommate - Patti Lupone, Mia Farrow
◾️McNeal - Robert Downey Jr
◾️The Hills of California - Sam Mendes, Jez Butterworth
◾️Our Town - Kenny Leon, Jim Parsons, Zoey Deutch, Ephraim Sykes, Thornton Wilder, Katie Holmes,
◾️Romeo and Juliet - Kit Connor, Rachel Zegler, Sam Gold, Jack Antonoff
◾️Yellowface - Daniel Dae Kim, David Henry Hwang,
◾️Eureka Day - Thomas Middleditch, Amber Gray, Jessica Hecht
◾️Home - already open, Todd Haimes Theatre, Samm-Art WIliams, Kenny Leon
◾️English - Knud Adams, Sanaz Toossi
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Oh, I am so excited for Maybe Happy Ending and Smash!
Me too!
It’s so sad Andrew is not doing Tammy Faye anymore.
It wouldn't surprise me if they end up coming to terms with Andrew Rannells and he joins in again. On the other hand, maybe Andrew Garfield will be available... Ha!
Having seen Maybe Happy Ending, I think it’s going to win it all. The staging is as remarkable as The Outsiders, with Sondheim level lyricism and themes.
Great to hear - that makes me more excited to see it
You MUST see Death Becomes Her. It's fantastic! So campy and fun.
sunset!! I saw it at the Savoy and now seeing it opening preview night here - can't wait. very curious how they're going to do the outside walk at the St. James, which doesn't have the space outside that the Savoy did. BTW - just saw Next to Normal west end - I would rank that as the definitive production of it and maybe (maybe) 1 of the top ten (definitely 20) productions of all shows ever.
You need to see the film Death Becomes Her. It’s a classic and fabulous!
For the record - Gloria Swanson was 50 when she did the film Sunset Blvd. and Glenn Close was 46 - the same age as Nicole Scherzinger is now. Patti Lupone was 44. None of the actresses were in their 50s, 60s or 70s.
"Aura: Cleopatra", baby!!! Good work!🎉❤
How could you not seen Death Becomes Her? Just watch it once ,you will enjoy it so freaking much.
I saw old friends in west end last Christmas it was great night
Great to hear this and excited for who will join the cast
“The trumpet player Louis Armstrong” 💀💀💀💀💀 beloved….. only one of the most influential musicians of the modern era
I’m stoked for Smash!
Me too!
Sure seems like a loaded season. Of the musicals, there aren't any that I think are a slam dunk.
I'm cautiously optimistic about Pirates of Penzance but need to see who they cast as Mabel. I'm old enough to remember when Ronstadt did it on Broadway, and I can't see anyone nowadays making that kind of statement. She was incredible.
I'm also cautiously optimistic about Death Becomes Her. The movie was very funny, and it's a great cast. (Apropos of nothing, I sat near Megan Hilty recently in the mezzanine at a performance of Lempicka, which I did not enjoy at all.)
I love the Avett Brothers, and I really like the cast of Swept Away, so I'm sure I will see this.
I've heard some rumors about Gypsy (a great musical) and Redwood that have me thinking these productions may not live up to expectations. I also wonder if Sunset Boulevard will receive the same reception in New York as Cabaret. I think Jamie Lloyd is an amazing director, though, so I'm looking forward to seeing it.
I'm not a big fan of Darren Criss, but the director is great, so who knows about Maybe Happy Ending. Everything depends on the reviews.
I was definitely going to see Tammy Faye until you broke the news (to me) that Rannells is out. Now I'm a definite maybe, depending on who they cast as his replacement.
Really curious which of these musicals will end up being stand outs! Agreed this seems like another packed season
I doubt I’m going to get to see all of these (if any of them) as I don’t know when the next time I can get to New York is, but I’d be most excited for Oh! Mary, Maybe Happy Ending and Sunset Boulevard, which I saw in London but only at the very end of its run and I’d love to see it again. Also interested in Gypsy and Death Becomes Her. Not as excited for Tammy Faye without Andrew Rannells, again I did see the London version but he’d have been the main draw for me to go back. Once Upon A Mattress is also a knowledge gap for me and I do love Sutton Foster so would be curious to check that out as well.
Also have a few shows from this season still to catch up on, primarily the Outsiders, Hell’s Kitchen and maybe Water for Elephants.
Really hope I can figure out a New York trip but it’s just not looking too promising 😅
That's exciting you got to see Sunset Boulevard and Tammy Faye in London! Hopefully an NYC trip works out 😊
Audra in Gypsy is always a 5/5 really it’s a 10/10!
FLOYD COLLINS!!!
Pirates of Penzance is a bit of different then what you did. It is set in New Orleans and now has gay characters.
Good to know thank you!
Very excited about Audra in Gypsy!❤
When is Hercules announcing that it’s coming to Broadway
I am wondering this too
@@broadwaybestfriend Disney close Aladdin challenge
You don’t know anything about Gypsy outside of Glee!?!? 🤢
Please learn to pronounce Guettel
Andrew no longer in Tammy Faye--
Mama Rose was not black. Sorry.
Neither is Norma Desmond but Nicole is
@@MichelleDonalson I could have mentioned that too... but Norma was fictitious while Mama Rose was a real person. I think Audra is the single greatest talent on Broadway but sorry does not work for me.
True.
First off, if you want historically accurate depictions - go make or watch a documentary about the woman. However, this is a FICTIONAL retelling of this family that has now had so many liberties taken. Relax! Diversity makes people like you so uncomfortable and it’s telling.
@@IncogGrogu Agreed...do not get me started on HAmilton