Last Chance To See Bye Bye Birdie On Broadway

That's right theatre fans. You only have one more week to see Bye Bye Birdie. This new revival marks the first time on Broadway since the original 1960 production. Now while reviews for the show were not that good audiences of all ages have flocked to the theatre since it first opened in September 2009. Whether you loved the show or absolutely hated it you can deny it's appeal. I mean who hasn't either seen or starred in a their local high school or community theatre production of the show at least once in their lifetime. I have. For years there was talk about reviving the show on Broadway but nobody wanted to take a chance. Like it or not you have to commend the Roundabout Theatre Company for at least taking a chance on this beloved show. I'm guessing this will be the last time we will see another production of Bye Bye Birdie on Broadway again. Who knows? Stranger things have happened.

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Last Three Weeks To See Bye Bye Birdie On Broadway

That's right all you Conrad Birdie fans. You only have twenty-one more chances to see Bye Bye Birdie. The show which first premiered on Broadway in 1960 began performances in September 2009 and opened to very negative reviews. Although it was slated to run thru April 24th low ticket sales and the departure of it's two stars John Stamos and Gina Gershon sealed it's fate. Now while the show was poorly received by the critics the show was a big seller with audiences. This production marked the first Broadway revival of the show. I dare say it will be a long time before we see it again. Good seats are still available for all performances thru January 24.Get your tickets to see Bye Bye Birdie on Broadway.

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Bye Bye Birdie Box Office To Open Today

What? You didn't know that Bye Bye Birdie was coming back to Broadway? Well it's true. The Tony Award winning Roundabout Theatre Company is bringing back this beloved musical back to Broadway for the first time since the original 1960 production. I first heard of the show in eighth grade when I auditioned for the local high school production of Bye Birdie back in 1987. God I feel old. I nailed the audition and walked away with the role of Randolph MacAfee the obnoxious little brother of Kim MacAfee and son to the Ed Sullivan loving Harry MacAfee. It was my first show and after that I was hooked. I guess that's why I moved to New York 18 years ago to work in the theatre. Anyway back to the Broadway revival of Bye Bye Birdie. Previews are set to begin at the brand new Henry Miller's Theatre on September 10. The theatre is new but they kept the name along with it's original facade. The show has an all star cast including John Stamos, Gina Gershon, and Bill Irwin. Roundabout is well know for their revivals over the years so I hope this one is good. I can't wait to see it. Call Applause now to get your tickets to see Bye Bye Birdie on Broadway. If this doesn't make you put on a happy face then nothing will.

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Broadway Revival Of Bye Bye Birdie Announces Theatre

It was announced today that the new revival of Bye Bye Birdie has found a home. That's right theatre fans the popular 50's musical will play at the Henry Miller Theatre which is the first new Broadway theatre built in twelve years. The 1,055 seat house is located on 43rd Street at the new 55 story Bank of America Tower. The original facade from the old theatre was left intact after the old theatre was demolished to make room for the tower. Urinetown The Musical was it's last tenant prior to demolition in 2002. According to an article in the New York Times the Roundabout Theatre Company which is producing Bye Bye Birdie has signed a 20 year lease with the theatre making the Henry Miller Theatre it's third Broadway home along with Studio 54(Waiting For Godot) and the American Airlines Theatre(The Philanthropist)

I am so excited that Broadway has a new theatre and I can't wait to see it and it's first production. Bye Bye Birdie is set to begin previews Sept 10, with an official opening scheduled for October 15 and will star John Stamos, Gina Gershon, and Bill Irwin. Tickets will be going on sale soon so call Applause now to get your tickets to see Bye Bye Birdie on Broadway.

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