Broadway in Boston has revealed its lineup for the 2018–2019 season. The slate of plays and musicals that will play the Boston Opera House and the Emerson Colonial Theatre includes the Tony-winning Dear Evan Hansen, the acclaimed revival of Hello, Dolly! with Tony winner Betty Buckley in the starring role, and the Broadway revival of Miss Saigon.
Read: TONY WINNER BETTY BUCKLEY WILL LEAD HELLO, DOLLY! NATIONAL TOUR
The season will kick off November 7 with the long-running Broadway and West End hit, The Play That Goes Wrong. Performances will be in the Emerson and are scheduled through November 18.
In the new year, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory will take over the Boston Opera House (January 8–29, 2019), followed by Beautiful—The Carole King Musical (January 29–February 10); and School of Rock The Musical (February 12–24). The Illusionists, Live From Broadway will play the Emerson March 5–10.
The Boston Opera season will continue with A Bronx Tale (April 2–14); Les Miserables (April 16–28); Miss Saigon (June 12–30); and Dear Evan Hansen (July 10–August 4), which will kick off its first national tour at the Denver Center this fall. Kinky Boots will play the Emerson May 7–12.
Kathleen Marshall is directing the musical about Ol' Blue Eyes that features a book by Joe DiPietro.
The show begins its fifth Broadway revival November 21 at the Majestic Theatre.
Kimberly Senior will direct Raffael Pacitti's one-person show.
Randal Myler will direct the rotating cast of the new show penned by Behar.
The Roundabout production was the long-awaited Broadway premiere of Hwang's semi-autobiographical play.
David Herskovits is directing the reexamination of the 1927 Oscar Hammerstein II-Jerome Kern musical Show Boat.
The Michael Griffo play is headed to St. Clement's Theatre beginning December 5.
Francesca Sabel will direct the 1950 Carson McCullers drama.
See what’s coming soon, what’s premiering out of town, and what’s in development.
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