25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
Any way you spell it, this new musical, which debuted at Second Stage Theatre, is such a phenomanon (er, phenomenon) that it moved up to Broadway. |
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A Moon For The Misbegotten
A Moon for the Misbegotten is a play by Eugene O'Neill. |
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Altar Boyz
An award-winning musical comedy spoof of a fictional Christian pop group (with one nice Jewish boy). |
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Apollo Theatre
With its rich history and continued significance, the Apollo Theater, considered the bastion of African-American culture and achievement, is one of the most fascinating chronicles in American history. |
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Avenue Q
Sesame Street meets South Park: They may look familiar, but these puppets (and their human counterparts) have an irreverent take on the joys and travails of making it on your own. Winner of the 2004 Tony Award for Best Musical. |
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Avery Fisher Hall
Box Office Information:
Monday-Saturday 10-6,
Sunday Noon-6. Also open
until 30 minutes after the
start of any performance. |
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Blue Man Group
The three-man new-vaudeville Blue Man Group pounds on just about anything it can get its azure little hands on. |
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Chicago
The razzle-dazzle musical where a sensational murder trial is acted out in vaudeville specialties. |
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Chorus Line, A
Broadway gypsies bare their souls and put their lives "on the line" as they audition for an unnamed Broadway musical. |
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Color Purple
The Color Purple is a saga of hope, inspiration and triumph. Based on the novel by Alice Walker and the Warner Brothers/Amblin Entertainment motion picture. |
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Company
In a series of vignettes, New York bachelor Bobby learns about the perils and pleasures of love, marriage, dating and divorce from his married friends. |
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Curtains
In the golden age of musicals a new show is in Boston for some pre- Broadway polish. But the leading lady is dead & everyone in the company is a suspect. Can Frank Cioffi, homicide detective/musical theatre fan, solve the murder & save the show? |
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Drowsy Chaperone
A pampered Broadway starlet wants to marry and give up the stage. It's curtains for her producer unless he can prevent the nuptials. Enter the chaperone, the debonair groom, a dizzy chorine, a Latin lover and a couple of gangsters.
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Fantasticks
This chamber musical tells the deceptively simple story of a boy, a girl, and their fathers -- who plot to get them together by keeping them apart. Score includes "Soon It's Gonna Rain" and "Try To Remember." |
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Grease
In telling the story of a high school romance between greaser Danny Zuko and wholesome Sandy Dumbrowski, this musical captures the rock 'n' roll spirit of the 1950s. |
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Hairspray
Set in Baltimore in 1962, Hairspray is the story of plain-jane Tracy Turnblad, who is going to do whatever it takes to dance her way onto TV's most popular show. Can a big girl with big dreams - and even bigger hair - turn the whole town around? |
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I Love You, Youre Perfect, Now Change
A musical comedy with everything you ever secretly thought about dating, romance, marriage, lovers, husbands, wives and in-laws, but were afraid to admit. |
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Inherit the Wind
A fictionalized retelling of the famous 1925 ''€œMonkey Trial'', in which science teacher John Scopes was tried and convicted for teaching Darwin'€s theory of evolution, violating a Tennessee law that forbade teaching any theory that conflicted with the Biblical conception of Divine Creation. *No Longer Running* |
Lyceum Theatre
149 West 45th Street New York, NY 10036 |
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Jersey Boys
Sixties sensations The Four Seasons come to life in a musical tale about guys from the 'hood who make good. |
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Journey's End
Based on R.C. Sherriff's own experiences in the Great War, Journey's End is set in a trench in St. Quentin, France, as a group of British officers await their day of reckoning. *No Longer Running* |
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Legally Blonde
A sorority-sister valley girl goes to Harvard Law to get her boyfriend back, and ends up defying expectations while staying true to herself. Based on the novel by Amanda Brown and the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture starring Reese Witherspoon. |
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Les Miserables
Based on Victor Hugo's epic novel. Relentless policeman Javert pursues escaped convict Jean Valjean over decades through the tumult of revolutionary France while we see the lives affected around them. |
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Mamma Mia
Mamma Mia collects a group of hit songs by the Swedish supergroup ABBA and shapes them around the story of a single mother coping with her young daughter's marriage on a picturesque Greek isle. |
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Mary Poppins
Based on the books by P.L. Travers and the classic Walt Disney film, this is the story of the Banks family and how their lives change after the arrival of nanny Mary Poppins at their home at 17 Cherry Tree Lane in London. |
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Color Purple Video Reviews
Color Purple
1681 Broadway
New York, NY 10019
P: 212-563-2929
Website
The Color Purple is a saga of hope, inspiration and triumph. Based on the novel by Alice Walker and the Warner Brothers/Amblin Entertainment motion picture.
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amazing
By: Amy E. |
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inspiring
By: Arthur W. |
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love show
By: BAPS Group |
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made me cry
By: Barbara M. & Matisse M. |
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would see again
By: Beverly A. |
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moving, beautiful
By: Candy C. and Tracy T. |
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best on Broadway
By: Charletta H. |
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similar to book
By: Christy M. |
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Fantasia
By: Crystal L. |
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read great reviews
By: Daisy W. |
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fantastic
By: Dana Z. |
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a great show
By: Daniel R. |
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excellent
By: Davinci P. |
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more upbeat
By: Dawn M. |
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harlem renaissance
By: Debra S. |
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against all odds
By: Diana L. |
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so amazing
By: Dima Z. |
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beautiful, theatre, nyc
By: Disco R. |
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see it see it
By: Dorothy W. |
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well worth it
By: Ellen D. |
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Fantasia acts
By: Ernet J. |
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Excellent show
By: Grina J. |
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Great cast
By: Holly Z. |
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would see again
By: Jean H. |
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wonderfull
By: Jill Z. |
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Has such heart
By: Jodie L. |
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better than movie
By: Juan C. |
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was fantastic
By: Keith W. |
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teaches us culture
By: Kim I. |
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touching
By: L. F. |
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will come back
By: Lashan Z. |
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power, passion
By: Laurie T. |
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cried many times
By: Madeline Z. |
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Highlight of my trip
By: Marcia W. |
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fantastic
By: Melinda Z. |
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beautiful tale
By: Michelle J. |
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so many changes
By: Michelle S. |
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hit after hit
By: Monica P. |
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worth seeing
By: Patricia J. |
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favorite scene
By: Racine Z. |
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great performance
By: Robert Z. |
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brought to life
By: Ronda W. |
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absolutely great
By: Sally M. |
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loved Fantasia
By: Shiela Z. |
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tickets at Twofers
By: Shirley Z. |
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Very emotional
By: Snook B. |
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having grand time
By: Sylvia H. |
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wonderful
By: Sylvia L. |
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riveting
By: Tammy H. |
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Stayed true
By: Tammy S. |
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Fantasia
By: Tammy W. |
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Fantasia
By: Taylor L. and group |
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Fantasia
By: Thelma Z. |
Amy E.: amazing
Arthur W.: inspiring
BAPS Group: love show
Barbara M. & Matisse M.: made me cry
Beverly A.: would see again
Candy C. and Tracy T.: moving, beautiful
Charletta H.: best on Broadway
Christy M.: similar to book
Crystal L.: Fantasia
Daisy W.: read great reviews
Dana Z.: fantastic
Daniel R.: a great show
Davinci P.: excellent
Dawn M.: more upbeat
Debra S.: harlem renaissance
Diana L.: against all odds
Dima Z.: so amazing
Disco R.: beautiful, theatre, nyc
Dorothy W.: see it see it
Ellen D.: well worth it
Ernet J.: Fantasia acts
Grina J.: Excellent show
Holly Z.: Great cast
Jean H.: would see again
Jill Z.: wonderfull
Jodie L.: Has such heart
Juan C.: better than movie
Keith W.: was fantastic
Kim I.: teaches us culture
L. F.: touching
Lashan Z.: will come back
Laurie T.: power, passion
Madeline Z.: cried many times
Marcia W.: Highlight of my trip
Melinda Z.: fantastic
Michelle J.: beautiful tale
Michelle S.: so many changes
Monica P.: hit after hit
Patricia J.: worth seeing
Racine Z.: favorite scene
Robert Z.: great performance
Ronda W.: brought to life
Sally M.: absolutely great
Shiela Z.: loved Fantasia
Shirley Z.: tickets at Twofers
Snook B.: Very emotional
Sylvia H.: having grand time
Sylvia L.: wonderful
Tammy H.: riveting
Tammy S.: Stayed true
Tammy W.: Fantasia
Taylor L. and group: Fantasia
Thelma Z.: Fantasia