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  • Patriots

    Apr 1 - Jun 23, 2024

  • They Might Be Giants

    Jun 23, 2024

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Patriots

April 1 - June 23, 2024

The machinations of Russia's oligarchs are laid bare in this "lusciously livewire" (The Telegraph) play from The Crown creator Peter Morgan and Enron director Rupert Goold, transferring to Broadway Following two stellar runs at in London where it won five-star accolades from just about every theatre critic in the capital, Patriots will star Michael Stuhlbarg in his first Broadway appearance in 20 years as Boris Berezovsky, Vladimir Putin's machiavellian kingmaker, and later, sworn nemesis.

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They Might Be Giants

June 23, 2024

1980s alternative rock band, They Might Be Giants, hit the road this summer on the 'An Evening with They Might Be Giants: Flood, Book and Beyond'. The tour will include all-time fan favorite tracks from their epic career and expect spur-of-the-moment improvisations. No TMBG's tour is the same as the other, don't miss your chance to see them live!

Ethel Barrymore Theater

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243 West 47th St, New York, NY 10036

  • Year opened: 1928
  • Capacity: 1096
  • Merchandise booths
  • Disabled access
  • In-house bar
  • Coat check

The only surviving theatre of the many that Herbert J. Krapp and J.J. Shubert designed and built for specific performers, this venue was named after the eminent actress of the day, who was the cream of both New York and London acting society, with a great deal owed to her dynastic heritage. In fact, Barrymore herself performed in the first productions at this, her very own theatre. Following a $9 million renovation in 2004, the theatre broke its box office records in 2012 for its sell-out run of Death of a Salesman, grossing over $1 million over just seven performances.

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