Twelve of the 36 currently-running Broadway shows have scheduled closings over the summer, offering fans a last chance to catch them and their award-winning or award-nominated performers, scripts or designs.

A few of the closings are long-running hits like The King and I and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, but most are completing limited runs.

Among the most imminent: the last chance to see Frank Langella's Tony-winning performance in The Father will come June 19; the last chance to see Jessica Lange's Tony-winning performance in Long Day's Journey Into Night is June 26.

Though a third of the current Broadway shows will be closing, most of the theatres have already been rebooked with incoming shows.

Here are the shows, listed by closing date:

June 19:
Eclipsed at the Golden
The Father at the Friedman

June 26:
The King and I at the Beaumont
Bright Star at the Cort
Long Day's Journey Into Night at the American Airlines

July 10:
She Loves Me at Studio 54

July 17:
The Crucible at the Walter Kerr

July 31:
Fully Committed at the Lyceum

August 21:
Finding Neverland at the Lunt-Fontanne

September 4:
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time at the Barrymore
Les Misérables at the Imperial
An Act of God at the Booth

See Playbill's Broadway Real Estate page to learn which shows are booked where.