Tickets Now on Sale for Curtains, Journey's End, Talk Radio and More
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CURTAINS — Musical
With a score by the legendary songwriting team of Kander and Ebb, Curtains unfolds at Boston's Colonial Theatre in 1959, where a new musical could be a Broadway smash were it not for the presence of its talent-free leading lady. When the hapless star dies on opening night, Lieutenant Frank Cioffi David Hyde Pierce arrives on the scene to conduct an investigation. Starts February 27.
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JOURNEY'S END — Play Revival
Already a big hit in London, Journey's End is a revival of R.C. Sheriff's 1929 play that follows a group of soldiers and their personal relationships as they prepare to face the enemy in the trenches of a World War I battle. This new staging is set to feature British film star Hugh Dancy and Tony winners Boyd Gaines The Heidi Chronicles, Contact and Jefferson Mays I Am My Own Wife. Starts February 8.
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TALK RADIO — Play Revival
Talk Radio centers around one evening in the life of controversial radio host Barry Champlain, played by Liev Schreiber. It debuted at the Public Theater in 1987 in a production starring its playwright Eric Bogosian, who later starred in a 1988 film version directed by Oliver Stone. The cast for the Broadway production also includes Peter Hermann, Stephanie March and Erik Jensen. Starts February 15. GET TICKETS!
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DYING CITY — Play
Originally produced in London last spring at the Royal Court Theatre, Dying City tells the story of Kelly, a young therapist played by Rebecca Brooksher, whose husband dies while on military duty in Iraq. A year later, her husband's identical twin brother, played by Pablo Schreiber, arrives unexpectedly at Kelly's door, seeking solace—and answers to the mystery of his brother's death. Starts February 15.
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KING HEDLEY II — Play Revival
Continuing their salute to August Wilson, the Signature Theatre presents King Hedley II, which follows the characters introduced in Seven Guitars, this time placing them in 1980s Pittsburgh. A woman is tormented by a secret she has kept for 36 years, while her only son returns home after serving time for murder to find a neighborhood riddled with crime, poverty and broken families. Tickets are just $15! Starts February 20. GET TICKETS!