The Broadway production of
Six the Musical has announced an official return date of September 17 at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre.
The musical, which was scheduled to open the night Broadway shut down, will celebrate its belated opening night on October 3. Single tickets for
Six will go on sale to the general public on Monday, May 10 at 10am ET.
The production and theatre will follow all New York State, New York City, and CDC guidelines to ensure the safety of actors, staff, and patrons, with protocols potentially including face coverings, health screenings, and more.
Written by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss,
The U.K.-born musical, written by Toby Marlow and director Lucy Moss, began previews February 13, 2020, and was expected to open March 12âthe same day Cuomo announced that Broadway would halt performances as coronavirus case numbers grew in the U.S. While the shutdown was only announced for a few weeks initially, Broadway productions have since remained dark.
The prolonged hiatus has put a remarkable strain on new and long-running alike. Some shows that, like
Six, had begun previews but had not yet opened, announced they wouldnât return upon Broadwayâs reopening.
Mean Girls, which had both been open for over a year before the shutdown, posted closing notices during the pandemic. And while Cuomo, NYC Mayor Bill De Blasio, the Broadway League, and President Bidenâs Chief Medical Officer Anthony Fauci have all cited this fall as a target reopening, many shows are expected to take longer to raise their curtain due to cost, not to mention complicated safety and co
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Theatre gods, hear our prayer: please make
Broadwayâs Masked Singer a yearly event. The premiere episode was everything you expect from that
other show of a similar name (which has no affiliation to this fundraiser for Broadway Cares): fun and silly with standout performances. The stakes are low (all proceeds go to the non-profit), but the drama is high (who is hiding beneath the mask?! Who will get eliminated?!).
The show kicked off with hosts, producers, and creators Michael Hull and Dylan Bustamante introducing the eveningâs panel: Jackie Cox, Christopher Metzger-Timson, Kevin Metzger-Timson, Natalie Weiss, Abby DePhillips, Felicia Fitzpatrick, and Ben Cameron. All of them have Broadway ties, with some having appeared on the Main Stem before, and they brought their A-game with themâalong with some snazzy, sparkly outfits.