Helen Hayes Theatre Archive

  • Rock Of Ages Set To Re-Open In March

    Rock Of Ages Set To Re-Open In March

    It’s a complicated shuffling of theatrical schedules, but if you noticed Rock of Ages missing from our ShowBus website, don’t despair. The 80s metal masterpiece is coming back on March 24th! So try following this. It’s no easy feat: Rock closed this past Sunday night, playing its final performance at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre. The [...]

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  • Colin Quinn’s One Man Show Broadway Bound

    Colin Quinn’s One Man Show Broadway Bound

    Former Saturday Night Live and Comedy Central star Colin Quinn is bringing his one man show to Broadway this Fall. Directed by legendary comic Jerry Seinfeld, Colin Quinn Long Story Short is moving from off-Broadway’s Bleecker Street Theatre where it debuted in mid June of this year. On October 22nd the show begins previews for [...]

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  • Next Fall Closing on July 4th

    Next Fall Closing on July 4th

    Despite the credibility lent to the show when Elton John and his partner, David Furnish, signed on as producers, Next Fall will close on July 4th after just 132 regular performances. The show is a comedy-drama by Geoffrey Nauffts about a gay couple tested by religious differences and interfering family and friends. It debuted at [...]

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  • New Shows In Broadway's Future

    New Shows In Broadway's Future

    Elton John Joins Next Fall Team We’ve been seeing a lot of celebrities on Broadway over the last several months. That trend continues now with the announcement that Elton John, along with his partner, David Furnish, will be lending their talents to the producing team for the upcoming production of Next Fall. The show, which [...]

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  • Video Extra: The 39 Steps

    Video Extra: The 39 Steps

    If you’re like many people, The 39 Steps may have escaped your Broadway radar over the last several month. But some not-so-easy-to-please critics have been singing its praises. Liz Smith, for example, from The New York Post, called it “the most entertaining show on Broadway!” David Richardson of New York’s WOR radio described it as [...]

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