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What's up in Broadway? Here is some news about shows that may - or may not - transfer to the West End.

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The Visit
27 Apr
Broadway Shows
Phil Willmott

The Visit

The Visit THE VISIT is a haunting musical by Kander and Ebb (CHICAGO, CABARET, SCOTTSBORO BOYS). Broadway veteran Chita Rivera elegantly and effortlessly plays a glamorous elderly Jewish woman scheming to take revenge on her home town for the heartbreak and anti-Semitism she faced in her youth. Rodger Rees is surprisingly and thankfully understated and unmannered as the man who broke Chita's heart all those years ago.

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Dr Zhivago
26 Apr
Broadway Shows
Phil Willmott

Review: DR ZHIVAGO at the Broadway Theater

Dr Zhivago If I'd been in the Russian Revolution I would absolutely have wanted it to be like an nineteen eighties Cameron Macintosh musical. Coincidentally that's also what I was hoping for when I booked a ticket to see Broadway's monolithic musical adaptation of the Russian epic, DR ZHIVAGO. And boy, do they deliver!

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Hand to God
25 Apr
Broadway Shows
Phil Willmott

Hand to God

Hand to God The genius of Robert Askin's hilarious play about a troubled young Christian who's hand puppet becomes possessed by Satan is that he takes it all to unthinkable extremes whilst remaining true to a logical progression of events. It’s somehow so persuasive a journey that you can believe in the spiralling of mayhem right through to the blood dripping, shocking conclusion.

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School of Rock
14 Jan
Broadway Shows
Oliver Mitford

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s School of Rock will open on Broadway this year

School of Rock A brand new stage musical adaptation of the 2003 Jack Black film School of Rock will premiere in New York at the end of this year.

The musical is a collaboration between composer Andrew Lloyd Webber, lyricist Glenn Slater and Downton Abbey writer Julian Fellowes. The production is scheduled to open at the massive Winter Garden Theatre (about to become the home of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s double bill transfer of Wolf Hall and Bring Up The Bodies) on 6 December 2015.

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