Jordan Fisher, Maia Reficco, Phillip Boykin Extend Runs in Broadway's Hadestown

Three of the current stars of the Tony-winning musical Hadestown—Jordan Fisher, Maia Reficco, and Phillip Boykin—have extended their runs in the hit musical at the Walter Kerr Theatre.

Fisher, Reficco, and Boykin will continue as, respectively, Orpheus, Eurydice, and Hades, through January 12, 2025.

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The Broadway company also features Yola as Persephone and Stephanie Mills as Hermes, joined by Belén Moyano, Jessie Shelton, and Brit West as the Fates. The chorus of Workers is played by Emily Afton, Malcolm Armwood, KC Dela Cruz, Chibueze Ihuoma, and Alex Puette. The cast also includes swings Sojourner Brown, Brandon Cameron, Tara Jackson, Max Kumangai, Alex Lugo, Yael "YaYa" Reich, and Tanner Ray Wilson.

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Singer-songwriter Anaïs Mitchell’s folk- and jazz-infused musical layers the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice with that of Hades and Persephone, intertwining the actions—and consequences—of gods and mortals. Hadestown originally began as a theatrical concert performed by Mitchell.

The creative team features Tony-winning set designer Rachel Hauck, Tony-nominated costume designer Michael Krass, Tony-winning lighting designer Bradley King, Tony-winning sound designers Nevin Steinberg and Jessica Paz, choreographer David Neumann, and dramaturg Ken Cerniglia. Musical supervision and vocal arrangements are by Liam Robinson, with arrangements and orchestrations by Tony winners Michael Chorney and Todd Sickafoose.

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The show, featuring a book and score by Mitchell, won eight 2019 Tony Awards: Best Director of a Musical (Rachel Chavkin), Best Featured Actor in a Musical (André De Shields), Best Lighting Design of a Musical (Bradley King), Best Scenic Design of a Musical (Rachel Hauck), Best Sound Design of a Musical (Jessica Paz and Nevin Steinberg), Best Orchestrations (Michael Chorney and Todd Sickafoose), Best Original Score (Mitchell), and Best Musical.