Show 1
TIME AND THE CONWAYS
In 1919 Britain, Mrs. Conway (Elizabeth McGovern of "Downton Abbey") is full of optimism during her daughter’s lavish twenty-first birthday celebration. The Great War is over, wealth is in the air, and the family’s dreams bubble over like champagne. Nineteen years later, though, the Conways’ lives have transformed unimaginably.
This time-jumping play by J.B. Priestley (An Inspector Calls) takes place at the crossroads of today and tomorrow—challenging our notions of choice, chance and destiny. Tony winner Rebecca Taichman (Indecent) directs.
American Airlines Theatre
227 W. 42nd St. (Bet. 7th & 8th Aves)
To order tickets for individual shows:
Tuesday, October 24 @ 8pm
Saturday, October 28 @ 2pm
$63.00 + $2.50 convenience charge
Show 2
JOHN LITHGOW: STORIES BY HEART
Virtuosity and imagination combine in one utterly unique event, as Tony and Emmy Award winner John Lithgow creates a singularly intimate evening. With equal measures of humor and heart, he evokes memories of family, explores and expands the limits of the actor’s craft, and masterfully conjures a cast of indelible characters from classic short stories by Ring Lardner and P. G. Wodehouse. Lithgow elevates the magic of storytelling to masterful new heights, with a performance The New York Times calls “a tour de force.”
American Airlines Theatre
227 W. 42nd St. (Bet. 7th & 8th Aves)
To order tickets for individual shows:
Tuesday, February 6 @ 8pm
Saturday, February 10 @ 2pm
$63.00 + $2.50 convenience charge
Show 3
AMY AND THE ORPHANS
Hop in, buckle up and hold on for dear life in this raucous family road trip.
After their father’s death, two unhinged siblings reunite with Amy, their movie-loving sister who has Down syndrome (Jamie Brewer, "American Horror Story"). Together, they careen down the Great American Long Island Expressway, navigating strip malls, traffic jams and some serious (and not-so-serious) family drama. An unexpected turn reveals the moment that changed their lives…and the fact that Amy may be the only one who knows her own mind.
Written by Lindsey Ferrentino, who made her New York debut at Roundabout with the world premiere of Ugly Lies the Bone, and directed by Scott Ellis (The Elephant Man, She Loves Me), Amy and the Orphans is a rollicking ride that proves it’s never too late to follow a new road.
The Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre
The Laura Pels Theatre
111 West 46th Street (between Broadway & 6th Avenue), New York
To order tickets to indivdual shows:
Sunday, April 8, 3pm
Friday, April 20 @ 7:30pm
$45.00 + $2.50 convenience charge
Show 4
TRAVESTIES
The Tony Award-winning Best Play returns to Broadway in a “near-miraculous production” of “mind-bending splendor” (The New York Times). In 1917 Zurich, an artist, a writer and a revolutionary collide in a kaleidoscope thrill-ride that’s “wickedly playful, intensely entertaining, infectiously theatrical” (Time Out London).
Roundabout reunites with playwright Tom Stoppard (The Real Thing) and director Patrick Marber (Closer) for a dazzling revival from London’s Menier Chocolate Factory (The Color Purple). 2017 Olivier nominee Tom Hollander leads the cast.
Experience London’s “mind-bogglingly entertaining revival” (The Telegraph) of Tom Stoppard’s thrill-ride through the worlds of art and revolution in 1917 Switzerland…and in the maze of one man’s memory.
American Airlines Theater
227 W. 42nd St. (Bet. 7th & 8th Aves)
To order tickets to indivdual shows:
DATES: TBA
$63.00 + $2.50 convenience charge
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