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News Broadway Shows Will Go On Despite Blizzard Despite the snowstorm that blanketed the New York metropolitan area, all Broadway shows that are scheduled to perform Monday, Dec. 27 will do so.

A statement from Paul Libin, chairman, The Broadway League and executive vice president, Jujamcyn Theaters, reads: "The weather outside is frightful, but the Broadway shows inside are delightful!

"As of now, the Great White Way is open for business and all Broadway shows will perform today as previously scheduled. Whether you live in New York or are a visitor stranded in our city, it's a wonderful time to see a show! Tickets to hit shows will be available due to cancellations from the cold winter storm.

"Please check individual show information for holiday schedules and curtain times. For information about refunds or exchanges, theatregoers should contact their point of purchase.

Tonight is a great night to sit in a warm Broadway theatre and see one of Broadway's great shows!"

Although it is a Monday, usually a slow day for Broadway, most shows are offering performances because of the holidays. For a list of shows/performance times, click here. Due to the weather, Telecharge is offering theatregoers a chance to exchange tickets. According to Telecharge.com, the following shows are permitting exchanges:

American Idiot
Billy Elliot, the Musical
Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson
Chicago
Driving Miss Daisy
Elf
Fela! The Musical
Jersey Boys
La Bete
La Cage aux Folles
A Little Night Music
Lombardi
Mamma Mia!
Memphis: A New Musical
The Merchant of Venice
Next to Normal
The Phantom of the Opera
Promises, Promises
Time Stands Still
Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown

To exchange tickets:

•Purchase new tickets to the same event
•If your original tickets were mailed to you, return the original Sunday - Monday daytime or evening tickets to Telecharge.com Customer Service, PO Box 998 Times Square Station, New York NY 10108-0998. Please include a note with the order number, date and time, and event of your new order.
•If your original tickets were emailed to you or are being held at the box office, e-mail [email protected]. Please include the order number, date and time and event of your new and original order.

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