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Every inch of New York is filled with music. You'll hear pop songs blasting from speakers on pedicabs, solo singing and instrumentalizing ringing through subway stations, muzak drifting out from the doors of bars and shops, and of course, live music of all genres filling up the city's many theatres and concert halls.

As but one example, the Broadway theatre [Studio 54](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/theatres/studio-54) currently hosts [*A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong...

The 'Wonderful World' Broadway cast's favorite live music venues in New York City

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If you can't get enough of hearing jazz and more at this Broadway musical, set to the songs of Louis Armstrong, here are some other concert venues to check out.

Roundabout Theatre Company has named the complete cast for its production of [*English*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/24265-english-play-tickets) on Broadway, running for 66 performances only at the [Todd Haimes Theatre](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/venues/todd-haimes-theatre). Performances begin January 3 ahead of a January 23 opening.

The cast, all of whom reprise their roles from the show's 2022 world premiere with Atlantic Theatre Company, includes Tala Ashe as Elham, Ava...

'English' sets complete Broadway cast

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The Broadway premiere of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play will be presented by Roundabout Theatre Company for a limited time starting in January 2025.

It's our biggest sale of the year! New York Theatre Guide is currently offering its annual Black Friday and Cyber Monday ticket deals, with opportunities to save up to 60% on theatre and attractions in New York. The Black Friday sale launches today and runs through December 1 only.

More than 70 events have ticket offers available during the sale, including Broadway shows, Off-Broadway shows, and holiday experiences. Broadway highlights include the blockbuster phenomenon...

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Save up to 60% on tickets to Broadway shows, Off-Broadway shows, holiday events, and New York attractions for a limited time only — learn more about the sale.

With the holidays rapidly approaching, now is the time to get deals on everything on your holiday shopping list, including theatre tickets. During our limited-time Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, you can save up to 60% on tickets through December 8 only.

A ticket to a show is a great way not only to gift someone — or yourself — something they'll enjoy, but also an experience you can enjoy together. Between plays, musicals, holiday specials, and more, there's a lot of theatre in New York to...

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With the holidays rapidly approaching, now is the time to get deals on everything on your holiday shopping list, including theatre tickets. A ticket to a show is a great way not only to gift someone — and/or yourself — something they'll enjoy, but also...

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Check out all the shows you can get great seats to on Broadway and beyond with Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals in 2024, available for a limited time.

It's the greatest time of year: the time when Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals let you save on everything on your must-buy list, whether it's for holiday gifts, plans for special occasions, or just for yourself. And tickets to theatre and attractions in New York are no exception. During our limited-time Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, you can save up to 60% on tickets to over 70 arts and cultural experiences in the city.

We've rounded up the best deals in this year's Cyber Monday and...

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Save up to 60% on Broadway tickets and more during our biggest sale of the year, and discover some of our best deals on the hottest Broadway shows below.

Welcome back to the Moulin Rouge! Boy George will return to the cast of [*Moulin Rouge! The Musical*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/15911-moulin-rouge-the-musical-on-broadway-tickets) on Broadway, playing a limited engagement at the [Al Hirschfeld Theatre](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/theatres/al-hirschfeld-theatre) from March 18 to May 25, 2025.

Boy George is best known as the lead singer of Culture Club, the Grammy Award-winning '80s band known for songs like "Karma...

Boy George to return to 'Moulin Rouge! The Musical' on Broadway

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The Grammy Award-winning artist will play a limited engagement in the Tony Award-winning Broadway show at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre beginning in March 2025.

With most of [Broadway's 41 theatres](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/venues/broadway) packed into one square mile of Midtown Manhattan, you can leave one and be mere steps away from a dozen more containing entirely different stories. But sometimes, shows are close both in proximity and in themes, which makes for a unique kind of magic — and a great double-feature option.

Such is the case for Tony Award winner Jez Butterworth's new play [*The Hills of...

'The Hills of California' and 'Gypsy' are sister shows in more ways than one

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For one month, the new play and the Audra McDonald-led musical, both about a mother who dreams of stardom for her daughters, are playing in adjacent Broadway theatres.

Extra, extra! Lincoln Center Theater has named the full cast for the spring 2025 Broadway premiere of [*Floyd Collins*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/41242-floyd-collins-on-broadway), including [Jeremy Jordan](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/jeremy-jordan), Lizzy McAlpine, and more. Performances begin on March 27 ahead of an April 21 opening at the [Vivian Beaumont Theater](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/venues/vivian-beaumont-theater).

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The two-time Tony Award nominee and the singer-songwriter will lead Adam Guettel and Tina Landau’s musical, presented by Lincoln Center Theater in March 2025.

[*Redwood*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/41270-redwood-on-broadway) on Broadway has named the complete cast joining [previously announced](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/theatre-news/news/idina-menzel-to-star-in-redwood-on-broadway) star [Idina Menzel](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/idina-menzel). Performances begin at the [Nederlander Theatre](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/venues/nederlander-theatre) January 24 ahead of a February 13...

'Redwood,' starring Idina Menzel, completes Broadway cast

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The new musical, which premiered at California's La Jolla Playhouse earlier this year, will come to New York in January with multiple actors returning.

The year is drawing to a close, but plenty of New York shows are opening in December before 2024 is up. The last shows of the fall season make their debuts just in time for the holiday season, when tons of visitors flood New York to see the decorations and, of course, see not only new shows, but fan favorites from the last year.

And with the holidays in full swing, December is filled with Broadway and Off-Broadway shows that celebrate the magic of the winter season. <a...

Top theatre to see in New York in December

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Discover our top picks for Broadway shows and Off-Broadway shows to see this month, including new shows premiering and last-chance shows closing this month.

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Read our picks for must-see Broadway and Off-Broadway theatre in December 2024, including the year's final fall Broadway productions and holiday-themed shows.

Real big news! This season's revival of [*Parade*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/26500-parade) has set rush, lottery, and standing room ticket policies for its Broadway run. Performances begin at the [Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/theatres/bernard-b-jacobs-theatre) on February 21 ahead of a March 16 opening night.

Rush tickets will be available in person at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre box office beginning at 10 a.m. Tuesday through Saturday, and noon on Sunday. Each person can purchase up to two $45 tickets for that day's performance. Rush tickets are subject to availability.

Standing room tickets will also be available at the box office for $45, only on days the show is sold out. Each person can purchase up to two tickets.

*Parade* will also offer a digital lottery for $45 tickets, beginning with the February 28 performance. The lottery is open for entries between midnight and 3 p.m. the day before each performance, and winners are drawn at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Winners will be able to buy up to two tickets for the next day's performance.

## Who is starring in *Parade* on Broadway?

Tony Award winner [Ben Platt](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/ben-platt) (*Dear Evan Hansen*) stars in *Parade* as Leo Frank, a real-life Jewish factory manager falsely accused of a heinous crime. Opposite him is Micaela Diamond (*The Cher Show*) as Leo's wife Lucille, who becomes his only defender. The two starred in this production of *Parade*, directed by Michael Arden, at New York City Center in 2022.

*Parade* features a book by Alfred Uhry and a score by Jason Robert Brown, both of whom won Tony Awards for their work in 1999.

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Big news! *Dear Evan Hansen*'s Ben Platt and *The Cher Show*'s Micaela Diamond star in the Tony Award-winning first Broadway revival of Jason Robert Brown and Alfred Uhry's *Parade*. Get *Parade* tickets on TodayTix, and see the Best Musical Revival winner before the parade passes by on August 6.

The *Parade* musical is based on actual historical events: The lead character, Leo Frank (Platt), was a factory manager in 1913 Georgia accused of assaulting and murdering a 13-year-old factory worker. The show follows Frank through his trial, imprisonment, and eventual lynching as a result of the anti-Semitism that Frank's criminalization unleashed. With an emotional script and songs that incorporate folk, gospel, blues, and pop-rock, *Parade* explores the roles the sensational media, the public, and Frank himself played in the outcome of the event, and the effects it had on Frank's marriage.

*Parade* was Brown's first Broadway show, and it would lead to a successful career that also produced Broadway musicals like *13* and *The Bridges of Madison County*. (His other best-known work, *The Last Five Years*, has never run on Broadway.)

*Parade* on Broadway only ran for two months between 1998-99, but it won Brown and Uhry the Tony Awards for Best Original Score and Best Book, respectively. The show got seven other nominations, including Best Musical. 

In 2022, *Parade* was included in New York City Center's Encores! season; the program mounts musicals that don't get revived often. Platt also starred in that six-day run, and that production is the one now on Broadway. Out of six 2023 Tony Award nominations, its wins included Best Direction of a Musical for Michael Arden.

Get tickets to *Parade* in New York on TodayTix now.

## What to Watch For

- *Parade* bookwriter Alfred Uhry has a personal connection to the story: His great uncle owned the pencil factory Leo Frank oversaw.
- Uhry achieved his greatest success with the 1988 Pulitzer-winning *Driving Miss Daisy.*
- Jason Robert Brown conducted the musical himself for the New York City Center run.
- In the City Center production, Platt sat on stage for the entire intermission each night, in character as Frank in jail.
- Director Harold Prince initially asked Stephen Sondheim to write the *Parade* score, but he declined. Prince's daughter recommended Brown, and the rest is history!
- Another modern classic musical, *Chicago*, is also about American media sensationalizing crime. Like *Parade*, that musical is also based on real events, though more loosely.
- When *Parade* passes by...again! Fifty years before this *Parade* premiered, a 1935 musical/sketch revue with the same name went up on Broadway. There's no relation between the two.

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Get tickets to Parade on Broadway from the official New York Theatre Guide. See Ben Platt and Micaela Diamond in the first revival of this Tony-winning drama.

After an acclaimed run at New York City Center, Jason Robert Brown's *Parade* came to Broadway, winning the Tony Awards for Best Musical Revival and Best Direction of a Musical. Get *Parade* tickets on New York Theatre Guide, and see Tony Award winner Ben Platt and Tony Award nominee Micaela Diamond in the starring roles. 

The current production of *Parade* first went up off Broadway in 2022, as part of New York City Center's Encores! program presenting rarely revived musicals. The 2023 transfer marks its first Broadway revival since its 1998 premiere, when *Parade* played for just over two months. It was a short, but lauded, run, with *Parade* receiving nine Tony Award nominations. The show won two, for Best Book of a Musical (for Alfred Uhry) and Best Original Score (for Jason Robert Brown).

*Parade* is the only musical the two wrote together. Uhry is best known for writing the Pulitzer Prize-winning play *Driving Miss Daisy*, which was staged for the first time on Broadway in 2010 with Vanessa Redgrave and James Earl Jones.

*Parade* was Brown's first Broadway musical, and he has composed four others since: *13*, *The Bridges of Madison County*, *Honeymoon in Vegas*, and most recently, *Mr. Saturday Night* starring Billy Crystal. He is also known for the Off-Broadway musical *The Last Five Years*, which is regularly revived across the U.S. and the world.

## What is the *Parade* Broadway musical about?

The *Parade* musical dramatizes the real-life trial, imprisonment, and ultimate lynching of Jewish American factory manager Leo Frank (Platt). In 1913, Frank was accused of raping and killing a 13-year-old female worker at his Georgia factory. The musical explores how local and national press sensationalized the trial, the anti-Semitism the trial and its coverage incited, and how the ordeal — especially since Frank was, likely, falsely accused — affects Frank and his family.

## Who is Ben Platt?

Ben Platt is an actor best known originating the title role of *Dear Evan Hansen*, for which he won a Tony in 2017 at 23 years old. Until 2022, he was the youngest solo actor to ever win the Tony Award for Best Leading Actor in a Musical (Myles Frost, who won for *MJ* at 22, has since claimed the record). Platt is also known for his screen roles in the *Pitch Perfect* film series and on the Netflix show *The Politician*; *Parade* on Broadway marks his first return to the big stage since *Dear Evan Hansen*.

His role as Leo Frank earned him a 2023 Tony Award nomination alongside Micaela Diamond as Lucille Frank. The show earned an additional three nominations, including Best Musical Revival and Best Direction of a Musical for Michael Arden.

Tickets to *Parade* in New York are on sale now.

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Ben Platt and Micaela Diamond lead the first Broadway revival of Parade, reprising their roles from the acclaimed New York City Center production. This Tony-winning musical, based on a true story, follows a marriage tested when a factory owner is accused of a heinous crime, becoming the target of anti-Semitism. This Parade is only passing through until August — learn more about tickets now.

It’s a rare and thrilling gift when a musical presents a song that stirs up a legitimate lump in your throat. [*Parade*](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/26500-parade), back in a banner revival, sees its stars [Ben Platt](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/stars-on-stage/ben-platt) and Micaela Diamond work that special magic twice with a pair of duets, one hopeful and one crushing. Memo: Bring tissues.

First (and last) seen on Broadway in 1998, this unflinchingly dark show by composer-lyricist Jason Robert Brown and writer Alfred Uhry – who each won a Tony for their toils – was sparked by infamous true events. The late Harold Prince, who directed the premiere, is credited here as a co-conceiver.

In 1913 Marietta, Georgia, Leo Frank (Platt), a 29-year-old Jewish factory supervisor from Brooklyn, was wrongfully arrested, tried, convicted, and sentenced to death for allegedly killing Mary Phagan, a 13-year-old employee of his. After years of appeals, Frank’s sentence was commuted to life in prison, but he was lynched by a vigilante mob.

That might not strike you as a story that sings. But *Parade* reminds us that musicals have unlimited capacity for stories; it’s all in the telling. Despite the cumbersome first act, Brown and Uhry tell a gripping story wrapped in a beautiful and richly varied score. 

Moreover, nearly 25 years after the show’s debut, the themes it covers – anti-Semitism, media sensationalism, judicial corruption, and mob violence among them – throb with up-to-the-second resonance. It’s a musical in which powerful people advance a narrative and manipulate others — and facts — to fit it. Like yesterday’s headlines, no?

Director Michael Arden’s excellent revival arrives on Broadway fresh from a New York City Center run in November. The cast is mostly intact, and the physical production remains essentially the same. Susan Hilferty’s costumes are buttoned up in period detail, while lighting designer Heather Gilbert bathes the stage in a moody glow.

Dane Laffrey’s set features a raised platform with chairs on two sides. Scenes move seamlessly from the Frank residence to factory to courtroom to jail cell to Confederate Memorial Day parade and beyond. Exposed theatre walls become the blank canvas for projection designer Sven Ortel’s images that define interior and exterior locations.

Photographs also appear to identify the real-life characters connected to the Frank case. Besides lending a docudrama vibe, the pictures lend clarity to the sprawling who’s who. There’s a parade of scheming politicians, bigoted journalists, corrupt prosecutors, witnesses who lie through their teeth, and others. It takes a village to railroad a scapegoat.

The photo IDs are smart moves by Arden, although not every choice is quite as well-judged. A courtroom section that shifts into slow motion is a head-scratcher. The specter of Mary Phagan perched on a swing in midair is an odd and heavy-handed idea that reaps no payoff. 

Fortunately, the uniformly terrific cast makes up for small-scale quibbles. Standout supporting work comes from Sean Allan Krill as the honorable Governor Slaton; Alex Joseph Grayson as Jim Conley, whose testimony nails Leo; Paul Alexander Nolan as the rabid prosecutor; and Jake Pedersen as Mary’s boyfriend.

Leo and Lucille’s evolving relationship forms the heart of the show, and both stars deliver in performances that are authentically life-size — no larger — and that is key to this story. Watching Diamond (*The Cher Show*) go from timid Jewish wife to take-charge partner is exhilarating. As a displaced New Yorker who’s not so likable, *Dear Evan Hansen* Tony winner Platt notches another Broadway triumph.

Both leads shine brightest in those aforementioned two songs. The optimistic “This Is Not Over Yet” marks the reopening of Leo’s case. “All the Wasted Time,” in which they express their love, is an 11 o’clock heartbreaker — all the more so since we know from the start where this *Parade* inexorably ends.

[*Parade* is at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre through August 6. Get *Parade* tickets on New York Theatre Guide. ](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/26500-parade)

*Photo credit: Micaela Diamond and Ben Platt in Parade. (Photo by Joan Marcus)*

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Read our five-star review of *Parade* on Broadway, starring Ben Platt and Micaela Diamond, now playing at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre through August 6.

Ben Platt was born in Los Angeles, California, on September 24, 1993. He was bitten by the theatre bug at an early age, appearing in&nbsp;The Music Man&nbsp;alongside Kristin Chenoweth&nbsp;at the age of 9.&nbsp;While&nbsp;studying at the Adderley School for Performing Arts in Pacific Palisades, he performed&nbsp;in productions such as&nbsp;Into the Woods&nbsp;and&nbsp;Bye Bye Birdie. He attended Harvard-Westlake School and, after graduation in 2011, he went to Columbia University in New York. He was forced to drop out after six weeks to make his first big break in the world of theatre. He had landed the coveted role of Elder Cunningham in the national tour of&nbsp;<a href="https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/show/the-book-of-mormon">The Book of Mormon</a>. After his commitments to the tour concluded, he returned to the university, where he played Claude&nbsp;Bukowski in&nbsp;Hair&nbsp;and even became a member of the&nbsp;campus a cappella&nbsp;group&nbsp;Nonsequitur.

These experiences earned Platt his breakthrough film role. Movie fans know him as the lovable but awkward Benji Applebaum in both Pitch Perfect&nbsp;(released in 2012) and Pitch Perfect 2&nbsp;(2015). He has also appeared on screen in Ricki and the Flash, Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk, Drunk Parents&nbsp;and Will &amp; Grace.

Platt made his Broadway debut on January 7, 2014, reprising his performance as&nbsp;Elder Cunningham in&nbsp;The Book of Mormon&nbsp;and remaining with the production until January 4, 2015. He followed this up with another star turn, this time in&nbsp;the title role of the Tony Award-winning musical&nbsp;Dear Evan Hansen. The world premiere was held at Washington D.C.'s Arena Stage in July 2015, the Off-Broadway run followed at Second Stage's <a href="https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/theatres/tony-kiser-theater">Tony Kiser Theater</a> from March to May 2016, and&nbsp;the Broadway transfer officially opened at the <a href="https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/theatres/music-box-theatre">Music Box Theatre</a> in December 2016. Platt went on to win the Tony Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical&nbsp;at the Tony Awards in 2017. He played his final Broadway performance in the role on November 19, 2017. Four years later, however, he&nbsp;reprised the role on screen&nbsp;for the movie adaptation of&nbsp;Dear Evan Hansen.

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The Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre is a legendary Broadway theatre, located at 242 West 45th Street in the heart of New York City's theatre district. It has a deep history and is one of The Shubert Organization's 17 Broadway theatres. Named after the former President of the Shubert Organization, the theatre originally opened in 1927 as the Royale Theatre. Over the years, it has transformed from a movie house to a television studio and then to the landmark theatre we know today. The theatre boasts a seating capacity of 1,078 across an orchestra and mezzanine levels, providing an intimate, immersive experience for all show-goers. Esteemed for its superior acoustics and sightlines, it has hosted numerous popular shows and notable premiere including 'Grease,' 'Once On This Island,' 'Company,' and 'The Color Purple.'

__How to Get There:__
The Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre is easily accessible. It's just steps away from many subway lines such as the A, C, E at 8th Avenue; N, Q, R, W at 7th Avenue; 1, 2, 3 at 7th Avenue; and B, D, F, M at 6th Avenue. There are also numerous nearby parking garages if you choose to drive. The theatre is wheelchair accessible.

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The Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre opened on January 11, 1927. The venue was originally named the Royale by real-estate magnates, the Chanin Brothers, as part of a three-theatre complex.

In 1930, the Chanins transferred ownership of all three houses to the Shubert Organization. During the Great Depression, control of the Jacobs passed to John Golden, who renamed the theatre after himself and ran it from 1934 to 1936. (This venue is not to be confused with the current John Golden Theatre, which is right next door.)

The Shuberts regained control in 1936 and restored the theatre's name to the Royale. It was renamed the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre on May 9, 2005 after the longtime Shubert Organization president.

## How to get to the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre on Broadway

The Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre is accessible by subway; it is nearest to the 42nd Street - Port Authority Bus Terminal on the A, C, or E line. The theatre is also located near various bus stops: 8th Ave/W 46th St. on the M20 and M104 lines; 7th Ave/W. 44th St. on the M104 line; and 8th Ave/W 43rd St. on the M20, M104, and M34A-SBS lines.

## Restaurants near the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre

The Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre is located one block southeast of Restaurant Row, the stretch of 46th St. between Eighth and Ninth Avenues. Popular restaurants on this block include Hold Fast (American), Joe Allen (American), and Becco (Italian), in addition to various other types of cuisines.

[Learn more about popular pre- and post-show restaurants in the Theatre District.](https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/theatre-news/news/where-to-eat-before-and-after-a-broadway-show)

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The Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre, opened in 1927, has been renamed several times. Accessible by subway and bus, the venue is situated near Restaurant Row.

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The Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre, located in New York's theatre district, is a historic Broadway theatre, known for its superior acoustics and sightlines. It's easily accessible by subway or car.

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