Broadway Set for Record Year in 2006
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Broadway Poised for a Record-Breaking Year in 2006
Summary:
Following an impressive $825 million in ticket sales in 2005, Broadway is set to break new attendance and sales records in 2006. The allure of a Broadway show is truly unmatched.
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Broadway offers an unparalleled experience, from the stirring songs of musicals to the exquisite design elements and the thrill of watching characters come to life. Known for hosting world-class performances, New York City's Theatre District is the epicenter of entertainment. This year, Broadway continues to feature 2005’s fan favorites while introducing several new productions.
Continuing Hits from 2005 into 2006
Phantom of the Opera
At the Majestic Theatre, "Phantom of the Opera" continues to mesmerize audiences, consistently breaking attendance and ticket sales records. Since its debut on January 26, 1988, it has become the longest-running show on Broadway, marking its 7,486th performance on January 9, 2006. The musical has earned multiple Tony Awards, including Best Musical and Best Performance by a Lead Actor for Michael Crawford, among others.The Producers
Still thriving at the St. James Theatre, "The Producers" has captivated audiences since its 2005 opening, winning more Tony Awards than any other Broadway show. This Mel Brooks musical about a producer's scheme to create a guaranteed flop has delighted attendees with its humor and charm.The Color Purple
Since its December 1, 2005 debut at the Broadway Theatre, "The Color Purple" has been a sold-out sensation. With weekly revenue nearing $2 million, it ranks among the top five grossing musicals. Experts predict it might lead ticket sales in 2006.Other Record-Breaking Productions
"Beauty and the Beast," "Doubt," "Jersey Boys," and "The Lion King" have also enjoyed significant success. "Beauty and the Beast" set a sales record at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, while "Doubt" won both a Tony and a Pulitzer Prize. "Jersey Boys" continues to be a fresh hit, and "The Lion King," a winner of multiple Tonys, will move to the Minskoff Theatre in June 2006.Exciting New Arrivals in 2006
Mary Poppins
Based on the beloved 1964 Disney film, "Mary Poppins" is set to captivate audiences when it premieres in October or November 2006 at the New Amsterdam Theatre. Following its successful London run, it’s anticipated to be a hit in New York.The Wedding Singer
Opening on April 27, 2006, at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre, "The Wedding Singer" is based on the popular film. This romantic comedy promises to charm audiences with its engaging storyline and character dynamics.Tarzan
Scheduled for a March debut, "Tarzan" brings Edgar Rice Burroughs' classic tale to life. The show will explore the story of a boy raised by animals, bringing a new dimension to the beloved narrative.Ring of Fire
Opening on March 12, 2006, at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre, "Ring of Fire" pays tribute to the legendary Johnny Cash. With the recent success of the film "Walk the Line," this musical hopes to draw country music fans to Broadway.Broadway's success from 2005 carries into 2006, with as many as 30 new shows slated to open. While some will become major hits, others may close quickly. Is there another "Phantom of the Opera" on the horizon? Only time will tell.
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