The Broadway production of “& Juliet” will host two special events to honor four years on Broadway. The jukebox musical officially opened at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre on Nov. 17, 2022. The show will end its Main Stem run on Jan. 3, 2027. But it will go out celebrating.
After the Nov. 13 evening performance, the production will host a silent disco for ticket holders, beginning outside the Sondheim Theatre. The dance-party soundtrack will consist of the “& Juliet” cast album, a Max Martin mashup (as songs from Martin’s repertoire comprise the musical’s score) and more pop hits. Attendees will dance on the move, traveling from the Sondheim to Rockefeller Center and back.
On Nov. 17, the exact four-year anniversary, the evening performance will feature surprises, special guests and a celebratory curtain call. Members of the company will also perform on NBC’s “Today” on Nov. 19 to mark the milestone.
“& Juliet” features a book by David West Read and a score of songs written or co-written by Martin. It’s directed by Luke Sheppard with choreography by Jennifer Weber and music direction by Dominic Fallacaro. The show earned nine Tony Award nominations in 2023.
The show is produced on Broadway by Max Martin and Tim Headington, Theresa Steele Page, Jenny Petersson, Martin Dodd and Eva Price.
Ruthie Fierberg
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