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Thursday 17 June 2021:

Chicano Batman Special Guest Le Butcherettes

Thu 17 Jun 2021, 19:00 - Webster Hall, New York

Chicano Batman Special Guest Le Butcherettes Webster Hall , New York City, NY
Thu, June 17
... , 2021 | Doors 07:00 PM, Show: 08:00 PM
Advance: $25.00 / Day of Show: $28.00
16 & Over
On

From Wednesday 16 June to Saturday 19 June 2021:

Ann Hampton Callaway: Fever! The Peggy Lee Century

54 Below, New York

Tony AwardR nominee Ann Hampton Callaway, one of the leading pop/jazz singers of our time, has created an exciting night of songs and stories in celebration of her inspiration and one of America’s most beloved artists, Peggy Lee. On the heels on Ann’s Streisand Songbook symphonic triumph, this show celebrates the 100th birthday of the trailblazing woman who gave the world "Fever" through six decad

From Tuesday 1 June to Sunday 27 June 2021:

Dear Evan Hansen

Music Box Theatre, New York

Winner of 6 Tony Awards
Following a critically acclaimed run at the Second Stage Theatre, this six-time Tony-winning comic musical has taken Broadway by storm! The poignant and thought-provoking production received rave reviews...

Come From Away

Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, New York

Tony Award Winner
Full of warmth and humanity, the critically acclaimed Come From Away tells the remarkable story of the small Newfoundland town of Gander, which found itself playing host to thousands of displaced airplane...

From Monday 31 May to Sunday 4 July 2021:

The Play That Goes Wrong

New World Stages, New York

Although export comedy smash hit The Play That Goes Wrong made its final Broadway bow at the Lyceum theater in January 2019, theatregoers and critics adore Mischief Theatre´s first production so much that...

From Thursday 3 June to Sunday 11 July 2021:

Moulin Rouge! The Musical

Al Hirschfeld Theatre, New York

One of the most beloved movies of the 21st century, Moulin Rouge captured the hearts of audiences across the world with its tragic love story and monumental score. Now, following a delightful world premiere...

From Tuesday 1 June to Sunday 11 July 2021:

Mean Girls

August Wilson Theatre, New York

Get in losers, we're on Broadway! Tina Fey´s musical adaptation of her 2004 movie Mean Girls brings the Burn Book to Broadway! Featuring a book again by Fey, music from Jeff Richmond, lyrics from Legally...

From Monday 31 May to Tuesday 13 July 2021:

Phantom of the Opera

Majestic Theatre, New York

Winner of 7 Tony Awards
The longest-running show in Broadway history, The Phantom of the Opera is a juicy blockbuster, ripe with romance, horror and true Broadway spectacle. The winner of seven Tony Awards, it´s the story of...

Chicago - The Musical

Ambassador Theatre, New York

Winner of 6 Tony Awards
The longest running American musical on Broadway, Chicago conjures up a heady mix of sex, death and the insatiable lust for fame, all set to one of musical theatre´s most iconic scores. A winking satire...

From Wednesday 2 June to Wednesday 14 July 2021:

Ain't Too Proud

Imperial Theatre, New York

Tracing their sometimes rocky road to worldwide stardom, Ain't Too Proud is the new jukebox musical

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