BroadwayCon, the one-of-a-kind event that brings you through the stage door to be part of the excitement that happens onstage and behind-the-scenes, is only three months away.
From January 27–29, 2017, join some of Broadway’s biggest fans, performers, and creators from classic and current shows as we gather at the Javits Convention Center to perform, discuss, debate, and celebrate theatre.
You’ve seen shows, and been to festivals, benefits, and concerts. BroadwayCon is all of that and more. It’s a chance to get the complete Broadway fan experience, from every angle, all packed into an epic three-day weekend of panels, performances, interviews, workshops, sing-alongs, and more.
Co-presented by Playbill, Mischief Management and Anthony Rapp, BroadwayCon features previews from upcoming Broadway shows, conversations with the casts and creatives of iconic shows, and discussions featuring designers, producers, and industry insiders. Fans can also expect original musical moments, autograph sessions, nighttime concerts, theatrical game shows, as well as an expanded museum, and marketplace.
There’s something for everyone at BroadwayCon, and you can choose from various ticket packages—each with their own special benefits—to customize your experience. Get tickets now.
Over the next five days Playbill.com will announce new stars, musical programming and special events planned for BroadwayCon 2017.
As part of BroadwayCon Week, we’ll introduce a new theme each day celebrating what’s in store for 2017, as well as the best-of moments from the first-ever BroadwayCon.
Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook for even more BroadwayCon Week surprises.
Here’s a look at the Broadway artists set for BroadwayCon 2017: Josh Groban and the cast of The Great Comet, Kelli O’Hara, Cynthia Nixon, Christopher Jackson, Jonathan Groff, Celia Keenan-Bolger, Lena Hall, Christine Ebersole, Santino Fontana, Norm Lewis, Ana Gasteyer, LaChanze, Daisy Eagan, Josh Young, Adam Kantor, Joe DiPietro, George Takei, Carolee Carmello, Okieriete Onaodowan, Reed Birney, Julia Murney, Tina Landau, Ben Cameron, Ryann Redmond, Jay Armstrong Johnson, Melissa Errico, David Henry Hwang, Tim Federle, Eric Anderson, Des McAnuff, Seth Rudetsky, Lisa Howard, Lorin Latarro, Laura Osnes, Lesli Margherita, Alex Brightman, Jenn Colella, Christopher Gattelli, Marc Kudisch, Geneva Carr, Beowulf Boritt, Kathleen Marshall, Max von Essen, Jeremy Jordan, Tony Yazbeck, Rob McClure, Ann Harada, John Cameron Mitchell, Benj Pasek, Justin Paul, Javier Muñoz, Fredi Walker-Browne and Rebecca Luker. Talent availability subject to change. David Alpert is the director of headline programming for BroadwayCon.
Here’s a look at available ticket packages:
A $250 full-weekend general pass will provide access to all BroadwayCon programming (panels, performances, keynotes, discussions and more), as well as guaranteed seating at MainStage events and special guest autograph and photo opportunities. This pass also includes the official program book (printed by Playbill), a registration swag bag and access to the BroadwayCon Marketplace.
The $95 Day Pass provides day-only access to BroadwayCon programming (panels, performances, keynotes, discussions). This pass also includes the official program book and access to the BroadwayCon Marketplace.
Don't miss out! Get BroadwayCon tickets here.
The New York Marriot Marquis, located in the heart of Times Square, is the official hotel partner for BroadwayCon, and special guest rates are currently available for BroadwayCon attendees.
Guest-rate perks also include early convention check-in at the Marriott on Thursday night, saving you valuable time for programming on Friday morning. Morning and evening transportation will also be available to the Javits Center from the Marriott Marquis.
Don’t miss out on your chance to be in the room where it happens at BroadwayCon, while staying in the heart of Broadway.
