Jessica Parker, Matthew Broderick Plaza Suite Delayed Broadway Run – Variety
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Broadway is now closed until Labor Day due to a coronavirus epidemic, with Neil Simon’s play “Plaza Suite” being pushed back a year. The revival will now run from 19 March 2021 to 18 July at the Hudson Theater.
The show, starring real-life couple Matthew Broderick and Sarah Jessica Parker, was supposed to hit the Great White Way for previews on March 13 before opening on April 13, but Andrew Cuomo closed Broadway as governor a day earlier. Theater.
Ticket holders will be able to exchange their tickets for the new performance of “Plaza Suite”.
“We are deeply committed to bringing Neil Simon’s‘ Plaza Suite ’to New York as promised and can’t wait to help welcome the audience to our favorite Broadway. Until then, please stay safe, “Brodrick and Parker said in a joint statement.
Before it was scheduled to open on Broadway, “Plaza Suite” premiered in February at a sale-show at the Emerson Colonial Theater in Boston.
Three plays rebooted from Simon’s original 1968 production, “Plaza Suite”, tell the story of three couples at the Plaza Hotel in New York City, 719 Suite, played by Br Broderick and Parker. The “Plaza Suite” marks the debut of John Benjamin Hickey’s Broadway run.
Broderick and Parker have previously worked together on “How to be successful in business without really trying” and in AR production. Gurney’s “Sylvia”.
Broderick previously won a Tony Award for his performance in Simon’s 1983 play “Brighton Beach Memoirs”. He also worked with Nathan Lane on the revival of “The Couple” and Simon’s “Biloxi Blues”. Parker starred in Broadway’s “Once Up Mattress” and “The Commons of Pensacola” of Broadway in 1996 when he starred in “Annie” after his debut on Broadway in “Innocents” at the age of 11.
