66 holiday shows to see in New York in December

Broadly

A Christmas Carol
Play now until January 5, 2020
Lyceum Theater in Broadway, 45th Street between the sixth and seventh roads
Campbell Scott interpreted as Scrooge in this Jack Thorne (Harry Potter and the Cursed Child) Adjustment of Charles Dickens’ story. The show contains 12 Christmas carols and also Tony winners Andrea Martin (Pippin) If the ghost of Christmas past and Lachanze (The color purple) If the ghost of Christmas gift/Mrs. Fezziwig.
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The illusionists – magic of the holiday
Play now until January 5, 2020
Neil Simon -Theater on Broadway, 52nd Street between Broadway and Eighth Avenue
A slate of bad artists blinded and joy with illusions, close-up magic, mentalism, escapees and much more. Dom Chambers (the Showman), Eric Chien (The Manipulator), Chris Cox (The Mentalist), Paul Dabek (The Trickster), Kevin James (The Inventor) and Enzo Weyne (the memorable).
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Slava’s snowshop
Play now until January 5, 2020
Stephen Sondheim -Theater on Broadway, 43rd Street between sixth and seventh roads
This non-denominational holiday spectacular is the only Broadway production this winter to create a snowstorm that completely envelops the audience. While Slava travels the clown and his friends through a winter landscape in search of joy, the show leads audiences to your inner childhood.
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Off-broadway and more

Christmas spectacular with the Radio City Rocketes®
Play now until January 5, 2020
Radio City Music Hall, Rockefeller Center
No other holiday program is more iconic than Radio City Music Hall’s Langlopie Christmas spectacular. Since 1933, the Extravaganza has been an institution of singing, dance and Yuletide cheers. Although some routines are a staple (such as the ‘Parade of the Wood Soldiers’), the show offers a fresh story and new material every year. Not to talk, there are several curtain times every day!
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George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker®
Play now until January 5, 2020
David Koch -Theater in Lincoln Center
The New York City Ballet presents the beautiful choreography of George Balanchine in its annual presentation of Tchaikovsky’s classic ballet – with 90 dancers, 62 musicians, 40 stage hand and more than 125 children in two rotating cast. Draw the best in your vacation and look at the story of young Clara as her dreams come on stage on stage with marches toy soldiers, ominous mice, glittering snowflakes and dancing sweets.
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The Imbible: Christmas Carol Cocktails
Play through December 28
The Producers Club, 44th Street and Ninth Avenue
After the cheerful end of Charles Dickens’ Holiday Tale of Redemption, audiences join Scrooge while looking for Boozy Cocktails to host a Christmas party that even Fezziwig would be proud of. While looking through time and space for perfect beverage recipes, the former miserable help along the way with friends like Marley, who makes a spectral return. Access includes three cocktails.
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The gospel of John
Play now until December 29
The Sheen Center in Manhattan, Bleecker Street between Mott and Elizabeth Streets
In this solo show, Ken Jennings brings the Bible alive and shares the eyewitness story of John and Jesus just in time for Christ’s birthday celebration. The story is presented as originally told by the disciple.
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The Little Dancer … A Holiday Family Musical
Play now until December 29
Theater 71, 71st Street and Broadway
This musical story follows Marie, a young ballet dancer who starts modeling for artist Edgar Degas to pay for her grandfather’s medicine. But soon her modeling is getting in the way of her dance – will she ever become the famous ballerina she was destined to be? This Production is directed by Richard Vida, written and composed by Steven Fisher, and starring Georgia Monroe, Heather Cadarette and Evan Wormald. (Not to be confused with the musical in development by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, which was once with the title Small dancer and is now known as Marie.)
Performances on Saturdays and Sundays. Click for tickets and more information here. For discount tickets from Playbill, Click here!

The wizard
Play now until December 29
Museum of Jewish Heritage, Edmond J. Safra Plaza in Battery Park
An operetta by Avram Goldfaden directed by Motl Didner. Although the story is not linked to Chanukah, the National Yiddish Theater Folksbiene offers a pre-show candle-lying ceremony for the fourth night of Chanukah and an all-to-you-you-can-eat buffet December 25With pastrami egg rolls and fortune cookies with Jewish aphorisms. Additional performances of the musical fantasy (in Yiddish with English and Russian captions) are planned during the month.
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A Christmas Carol the musical
Play now until December 30
The Players Theater, 115 MacDougal Street between West 3rd and Bleecker
Travel in the city center to the West Village and hang with Scrooge in this seasonal favorite for the 11th year. This recording on the classic Christmas story, written by man and woman duo Michael Sgouros and Brenda Bell, contains the British pantomime-inspired picturesque design.
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A Christmas Carol
Play now until January 5, 2020
Merchant’s House Museum, 29th 4th Street between Lafayette and Bowery
See how Charles Dickens, as played by John Kevin Jones, his timeless story of A Christmas Carol Within the 19th century Merchant’s House Museum. Now in the seventh year, production is an exciting experience with selected performances that provide a preliminary reception with wine, cider and traditional Christmas.
Performances play Tuesday to Sunday. Click for tickets and more information here.

The Ride: Holiday Edition
Play now until January 6, 2020
Manhattan
The holiday ride returns for the eighth year, giving a new meaning to the idea of ​​a holiday slay. The lights of Christmas, Chanukah and Kwanza, the floor-to-ceiling glass windows of the luxury car coach, are in a stage street in New York, while passengers enjoy seasonal music and composite performances with holiday themes on the bus route.
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Love actually? The unauthorized musical parody
Play now until January 14, 2020
The Theater Center, 1627 Broadway in 50th Street
Sixteen years after the premiere of the beloved holiday film comes a new love for the creators of the creators of The office! A musical parody and Friends! The musical parody. Songs include ‘A Joni Mitchell CD? (For your continued emotional education), ” the 11 -hour great gesture number ‘, and’ love is actually ‘.
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Company XIV: Nutcracker Rouge
Play now until January 26, 2020
Théâtre XIV, 33 Troutman Street in Wyckoff, Brooklyn
This swoeles take the famous ballet replaces classic arts with burleske for an evening that will make you rejoice and blush. This production of artistic director Austin McCormick Meng Theater, dance, music, circus, opera, high fashion and lush design.
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The Santa box
Play now until December 22
Teatro Círculo, 64 E 4th Street between Bowery and Second Avenue
In this solo play, author Exporter Jeffrey Solomon tells the story of Santa’s pressure to get out of the closet when a little boy requests a ‘gender-atypic’ toy. An update of 2009’s Santa comes out, The play imagines when Saint Nick’s sexuality comes to light and the media frenzy arises in this faux documentary presentation that is updated to reflect more recent community issues.
Performances will be presented on Wednesday – Sunday. For tickets and more information, Click here.

A Christmas Carol in Harlem
4–21 December
Aaron Davis Hall/City College, 135th Street and Convent Avenue
This classic theater of Harlem Reimagination of the Christmas Tale, who is in modern Harlem, follows Ebenezer Scrooge as a real estate mogul that has become rich in the downfall of others. Adapted by Shawn René Graham and directed by Carl Cofield, the show contains choreography by Tiffany Rea-Fisher and Music Direction by Kahlil X Daniel.
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A Christmas Carol
6–22 December
Queens Theater in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens
Now in the sixth year, the musical adjustment of the Titan Theater Company of Christmas brings the story of Ebenezer Scrooge and the meaning of Christmas to the stage.
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This ’70 -year -old nut cracker
December 7
Queens Theater in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens
The Long Island City School of Ballet places a psychedelic turn on the seasonal staple. In this version, a young man is transferred to the country of television in a magical way through his strange relative chick, where he first discovers ballet.
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A Charlie Brown Christmas Live
December 7-8 and December 14-15
Shapeshifter Lab, 18 Whitewell Place, Gowanus, Brooklyn
A group of artists again in operation Charlie Brown Christmas Special—The TV -Oen -verbatim, accompanied by a lively jazz trio playing the iconic Vince Guaraldi score.
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Harry Potter and the wizard’s stone In collaboration with the New York Philharmonic
11–14 December
David Geffe n Hall in Lincoln Center
Harry Potter’s first year on Hogwarts comes on screen with a live orchestral accompaniment by the New York Philharmonic! Look at the holidays favorite that makes JK Rowling’s magical world alive, with Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint. Don’t miss the score of John Williams, Live played with this beloved adventure.
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A very Meow Meow holiday program
12–14 Dec ember
Bam/Strong Harvey Theater, 651 Fulton Street, Brooklyn
This holiday program is hot on the (kitten) heels of a sold -out track in London, with original music, glitter and satire. Called one of The New YorkerThe top performers, Meow Meow, will surely present a show that highlights the dangers and the pleasure of the Yuletide season.
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Cirque du Soleil ‘Twas the evening before …
12–29 December
Hulu -Theater in Madison Square Garden, 4 Pennsylvania Plaza in 32nd Street
Cirque du Soleil’s first Christmas show interprets the original poem by Clement Clarke Moore. The gravity-defective spectacular tells the story of Isabella, a curious girl who gets dissatisfied with the holidays. As his journey to a world full of characters inspired by the story of Christmas, she redesigns the magic.
Performance is Thursday – Sunday. For tickets and more information, Click here.

The Christmas show
13–15 December
St. George’s Theater, 35 Hyatt Street, Staten Island
Now in the 16th year, this two -hour show is filled with songs and dance that the whole family will enjoy! The show is about a grandmother who reads a Christmas story for her grandchildren about what makes the holiday time special. The show contains a live birth and contains songs such as ‘White Christmas’, ‘Sleigh Ride’ and ‘Silver Bells’.
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NYCGMC’s holiday -Extravaganza
13–15 December
NYU Skirball Center for the Performing Arts, 566 Laguardia Place in W 4th Street
The New York City Gay Men’s Chorus brings together 300 votes to perform a concert of holiday classic. The choices include: ‘Christmas (baby please home),’ ‘Joy to the world’, ‘Hanukkah in Santa Monica,’
Barbra Streisand’s ‘Jingle Bells’, ‘Love is Christmas’, ‘Love is Christmas’ and more.
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The nut cracker
13–15 December
Florence Gould Hall, 55 E 59th Street between Park and Madison Avenues
The New York Theater Ballet offers an one -hour interpretation of the classic dance of Tchaikovsky. The ballet is in the Art Nouveau style at about 1907, with choreography by longtime Nytb co-worker Keith Michael.
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The Yorkville Nutcracker
13–15 December
The Kaye Playhouse at Hunter College, 695 Park Avenue (e 68th between Park and Lexington Avenues)
New York City Ballet Principal Dancers Abi Stafford and asks La Cour leads the cast of these Dances Papels’ production in 1895 New York. Audiences are transported to the Gracie Mansion for a party party attended by dignitaries from around the world, including the then police commissioner Theodore Roosevelt. The magical second act takes place in famous NYC landmarks such as Central Park and the Botanical Gardens.
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Latina Christmas Special
13–31 December
Soho Playhouse, 15 Vandam Street between Varick Street and Sixth Avenue
Three comedian friends share their personal stories to prove that each family has its own peculiarities and desire to belong, regardless of their heritage. Created by Diana Yanez, Latina Christmas Special is written and executed by Maria Russell, Sandra Valls and Yanez, and directed by Geoffrey Rivas.
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A soulful Christmas
14–15 December
Actors’ Temple Theater, 339 W 47th Street between eighth and ninth ways
Anthony Wayne (Toot, A choir line in the city center) and Kendrell Bowman tackled it Soul train-Inpired musical revue with a holiday theme. With a set of dressed like a TV studio, audiences will come off and Boogie after songs by Aretha Franklin, The Supremes, The Jackson 5, and more.
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Navidad: A Mexican-American Christmas
14–15 December
Queens Theater in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens
The Calpulli Mexican Dance Company honors Christmas by bringing holiday spirit from both sides of the border. The performance follows a youngster who lives in NYC and struggles to keep in touch with their hometown in Mexico. Through a dream, the two cultures merge where Aztec-inspired dance is performed after Christmas carols, and Mariachi music merges with ‘Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy’.
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The magic whistle
December 14 – Janury 4, 2020
Metropolitan Opera in Lincoln Center
If you are looking for grandiosis dog pioneering art, the with opera’s production of The magic whistle is your number. Directed by Tony and Oscar winner Julie Taymor (The lion king), The English -speaking production is 100 minutes to a high energy shortened. The story follows Prince Tamino, who was rescued from the wrath of a snake by the queen of the night and must repay her by rescuing her daughter with a magical flute. This production – and the Libretto itself – is an excellent one for opera beginners and has a beautiful puppet box to begin with.
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The hip hop nut cracker
15 and 21-22 December
Kings Theater, Brooklyn / Njpac, Newark, New Jersey
Mike Fitelson, a contemporary interpretation for the whole familyKpop) Reinviewed hip-hop choreography. With 12 dancers, a DJ and an electric violin, this Nutcracker Come to life in 2019.
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Trade’s Messiah
17–21 December
David Geffen Hall in Lincoln Center
Take some holiday history with trade Messiah. Enjoy the unabashed masterpiece performed by the world -class New York Philharmonic Orchestra.
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Dorrance Dance
December 17 – Janury 5, 2020
The Joyce Theater, 175 Eighth Avenue between the 18th and 19th streets
MacArthur award-winning tap choreographer Michelle Dorrance comes to the Joyce for a three-week loss to premiere to premiere on the music of Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn’s jazz-inspired version of Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker. Dorrance is joined on stage by dancers Hannah Heller and Josette Wiggan-Freund. In addition to this piece with a holiday theme, each week offers a different piece to round off the program. In week one steps Dorrance All good things come to an end Together with co-workers Heller, Wiggan-Freund and Melinda Sullivan. Week 2 showcases Elastic timeand extract from a larger piece by Dorrance and Nicholas of Young. The final week offers Harlequin & Pants—Choreographed and performed by Bill IrwinLessons in tradition– by Dorrance and Irwin, and Basses loadedby Dorrance with a tap quartet and quartet of bass players. Kick off your holiday with a fascinating rhythm.
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A Charlie Brown Christmas
December 19 – January 4, 2020
The Secret Theater, 44-02 23rd Street between 44th road and 44th Avenue, Long Island City, Queens
Charlie Brown and his Peanuts gang star in this musical based on the animated classic, while looking for the true meaning of Christmas. Directed by Joy Donze, the musical adjustment is accompanied by Eric Schaeffer by a jazz trio performing the beloved score of Vince Guaraldi as well as new original songs.
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A Celtic Christmas story
December 22
AILEY CITIGROUP -THEATER, 405 W 55th street between the ninth and tenth ways
Brooklyn Irish Dance Company celebrates the Holidays Irish Style with a story about a coastal village preparing for Christmas. If a big storm is hindering, will everyone make it home for the festivities on time? Find out in this family -friendly production, complete with dancers, musicians and singers.
Performances also scheduled in Garden City, New York and Westport, Connecticut. For tickets and more information, Click here.

Concerts and cabarets

Home for the holidays
December 8
Feinstein’s/54 below, 254 W 54th Street between Broadway and Eight Avenue
Kayla Davion (Tina: The Tina Turner Musical), Nikhil Saboo (Average girls), Kuhoo Verma (Octopus), and more on a cabaret-style holidays with personal stories and songs about families and traditions from different backgrounds.
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11th annual New York City Christmas
December 9
Joe’s Pub, 425 Lafayette Street by Astor Place
This astep benefit -concert unites some of Broadway’s favorite artists to raise money for the performing art opportunities in underprivileged areas. A grid of singers becomes unannounced, but expects to hear holiday songs like ‘All I Want for Christmas is You’, ‘I Got All I Need This Christmas’ and a Presentation of’ ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas.’
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Holiday harmony
December 9
The Green Room 42, 570 10th Avenue between 41st and 42nd streets
Real couple Andy Karl (Nice wife, Rocky) and orfeh (Legally blonde), Christian Pitts (King Kong), Demarius Copes (Average girls), and many more, for an evening of season’s greetings and songs.
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Music conversations four Hanukkah
December 10
Birdland, 315 W 44th Street between eighth and ninth ways
The host and cellist Elad Kabilio welcomes Israeli-American band 12th night Klezmer, Daniella Rabbani, and Fiddler on the roof In Yiddish Roll division Michael Einav for an evening Chanukah celebration with Klezmer Music and more.
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Idina Menzel in concert
December 11
Carnegie Hall, 881 Seventh Avenue in 57th Street
Tony -winner Idina Menzel (Evil) perform in the famous music hall with Fe Llow Tony winner Billy Porter (Kinky boots), Tony nominated Josh Gad (The book Mormon), and Broadway Alum/Pop Star Ariana Grande (13).
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The annual Joe Iconis Christmas Extravaganza
13–15 December
Feinstein’s/54 below, 254 W 54th Street between Broadway and Eight Avenue
Tony-nominated composer Joe Iconis (Be more cold) Return to Feinstein’s/54 below with a performance that includes brand new holiday songs, old favorites and a major cast of all-Stars. Artists are later announced.
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A Lillias White Christmas
13-15 December
The Green Room 42, Yotel, 570 Tenth Avenue between 41st and 42nd streets
Celebrate the holiday with the Tony winner and Playbill Cruise Alum Lillias White (A life, Dreamgirls), which spreads Yuletide cheers by exploring the Canon of Great Holiday Classics from the stage, screen, radio and beyond.
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Christmas! Christmas! Christmas!
December 14
Birdland, 315 W 44th Street between eighth and ninth ways
Verse of Madame Giry plays in the North American tour of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Love never diesKaren Mason (Mom Mia!, Chasing Rainbows) Bring her holiday program filled with seasonal cheers and achievement.
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Jason Robert Brown with Jelani Alladin and Marty Thomas
December 14
Subculture, 45 Bleecker Street at Lafayette
The Tony-winning composer of The bridges of Madison -land and Parade welcomes recent public works’ Hercules Star Aladdin and Broadway Alum Marty Thomas (Xanadu, Evil) For his December concert, filled with powerful choir and bubbling personalities.
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The GMHC Christmas cabaret
December 15
Joe’s Pub, 425 Lafayette Street by Astor Place
Broadway -Regular Nick Adams (Priscilla Queen of the Desert), Lauren Elder (Side show), Max von Essen (An American in Paris), Eden Espinosa (Evil), and more come together for a gay old time this holiday season.
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Matt Rogers: Have you heard of Christmas?
December 15 23
Joe’s Pub, 425 Lafayette Street by Astor Place
Comedian Matt Rogers (The bodybuilders) Sing his upcoming holiday album – which is absolutely 100 percent coming out soon. The performance is accompanied by music director Henry Kopperki with various surprise guests.
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Dyke the Halls: A Holigay Spectacular
December 16
Joe’s Pub, 425 Lafayette Street by Astor Place
This is the most wonderful time to be strange as Dyking out The Podcast host Carolyn Bergier is keeping an evening of comedy, music and conversation. Emma Willmann, Sir Babygirl, Laquet Sharnell Pringle and Taylor Ortega join Bergier for a good time.
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Cynthia Erivo & Shoshana Bean: Night divine
December 16
Apollo -Theater, 253 W 125 street between Adam Clayton Powell jr. Boulevard and Douglass Boulevard
Tony winner Cynthia Erivo (The Color Purple) and Broadway Star Shoshana Bean (waitress) return to the Harlem institution for a holiday spectacular style in the style of Judy Garland’s variety. A soulful brilliance at the holidays adds an orchestra of 13 pieces the duo, which sports the fashions of Christopher Palu and Christian Siriano.
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Native [Sic]: The almost midnight mass
December 17
Feinstein’s/54 below, 254 W 54th Street between Broadway and Eight Avenue
A week before Christmas Eve, Bonnie Miligan (Head over heels) and Natalie Walker (Alice of hearts) Rejoice with their belts and a stupid look in this late night show. Expect to hear everything from seasonal classic to vacation mads.
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Darius de Haas: Let your heart be light
December 17
Birdland, 315 W 44th Street between eighth and ninth ways
Broadway Alum Darius de Haas (Shuffle together, Children of Eden) Celebrate the holiday by imagining the seasonal favorites by Nat King Cole, Johnny Mathis, Judy Garland and Donny Hathaway.
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A Matteo/Mariah Christmas
December 17
Joe’s Pub, 425 Lafayette Street by Astor Place
The comedian Matteo Lane sings Mariah Carey’s Merry Christmas Album Live. Lane lived in five languages ​​and with a singing series of six octaves in Italy as an oil painter and opera singer before beating the stage as a funny man and will be sure to bring his experiences on stage.
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Norm Lewis: naughty and nice
17–22 December
Feinstein’s/54 below, 254 W 54th Street between Broadway and Eight Avenue
In a year in which the Tony nominee feels grateful, Lewis reflects on his five years of holiday residences at 54 below, reminiscent of showtunes and new favorites. Audiences can also count on hearing some songs The Norm Lewis Christmas Album.
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A Murray Little Christmas
18–21 December
Joe’s Pub, 425 Lafayette Street by Astor Place
Mr. Showbiz, also known as Murray Hill, is hosting a holiday cocktail party on stage this season. Hill, surrounded by friends, offers a show filled with skits, warm toddler burlesque, wheat vacation songs and more.
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Soul in your stocking
December 19
Joe’s Pub, 425 Lafayette Street by Astor Place
This R&B Soul Revue offered by Sister Sugar Burns and Brother Deacon Love is an evening of musical confessions in a congregation that everyone accepts. Survey -Artist Jimmy Guilford joins as a special guest.
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A Frank and Ella Christmas
20–21 December
Carnegie Hall, 881 Seventh Avenue in 57th Street
Recording -artist Tony Desare and Broadway Alum Capathia Jenkins (News, Caroline, or change) Supported by the New York Pops in this holiday concert, which contain arrangements that Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald promoted on their holiday records. ‘Santa Claus is a city,’ ‘Have yourself a Merry Little Christmas’, and ‘Jingle Bells’ are just some of the highlights the audience will enjoy.
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Sugar and drink
20–21 December
Joe’s Pub, 425 Lafayette Street by Astor Place
Snl and Broadway -Alumnus Ana Guesteyer (Evil) Celebrate the release of her holiday album. Expect new songs like “The Man with the Bag” and “Nothing Rhymes with Christmas” with New Take on “Let it Snow” and “Sleigh Ride.”
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Chrsitine Pedi: SnowBizNess
December 20 29
Feinstein’s/54 below, 254 W 54th Street between Broadway and Eight Avenue
Broadway -talent, Playbill Cruise -Alumnus and SiriusXM -Gaser Christine Pedi (Chicago) Celebrate the 12 Divas of Christmas, while she is the songs of Barbra Streisand, Patti Lupone, Liza Minnelli, Julie Andrews, Carol Channing, and more in her wheel of impressions and vocal competence.
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54 Sings Holiday Inn
December 22
Feinstein’s/54 below, 254 W 54th Street between Broadway and Eight Avenue
An ensemble of emerging stars presents a concert version of the timeless musical based on the MGM film. The score contains the music of Irving Berlin, so expected to hear ‘White Christmas’,’ Cheek to Cheek ‘,’ Steppin ‘Out with My Baby’, and more in a stage that is fans old and new.
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The last Schmaltz
December 22
Joe’s Pub, 425 Lafayette Street by Astor Place
The Jewbadours give their annual holiday separation show a postponement with this hilarious cabaret held on the first night of Chanukah. This celebration tells the story of the Maccabees by two New Yorkers who may or may not understand the whole story.
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Isle of Klezbos: Klezbos for Hanukah!
December 23
Joe’s Pub, 425 Lafayette Street by Astor Place
Isle of Klezbos, who exports everything from Yiddish Swing and Tango to Klezmer Boogaloo, presents a joyous Chanukah concert. The female Sextet has been together for more than two decades and touring the whole world.
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The Saunders family in Family Dinner: Holiday -edition
December 23
Feinstein’s/54 below, 254 W 54th Street between Broadway and Eight Avenue
The Saunders takes up the stage for a family relationship with alanna (Scotland, father), Claire (Cyrano at goodspeed), heath (Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812) and Trent (Evita at Regent Park’s open air). Together, wild talented siblings perform holidays and numbers of shows they love.
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Michael Feinstein: Home for the holiday
23-30 December
Feinstein’s/54 below, 254 W 54th Street between Broadway and Eight Avenue
The Great American Songbook Ambassador (and Playbill Travel Alum) comes to NYC for a series of Yuletide concerts. Feinstein combines holiday songs with more traditional rate – such as Cole Porter and Gerswhin – offers Feinstein a show that warms the heart and soul.
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A Broadway Christmas!
24 December
Feinstein’s/54 below, 254 W 54th Street between Broadway and Eight Avenue
Scott Siegel offers a spectacular Christmas Eve with seasonal classic from holidays sung on the Big White Way. A particular list of artists will sing ‘White Christmas’, ‘Hard Candy Christmas’, ‘We Need a Little Christmas’ and many more.
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Sandra Bernhard: Sandy’s Holiday Extravaganza – a decade of madness and chaos
26–31 December
Joe’s Pub, 425 Lafayette Street at Astor Place
Back for the 10th year in a row, NYC Nightlife Stalwart Sandra Bernhard starts a variety of performance to alleviate vacation stress. Supported by the Sandyland Squad Band, the Broadway alumnus (I’m still here … damn it!) Will entertain with songs, comedy, storytelling and more.
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Seth Sikes Twenty ’20s songs for 2020
December 31
Feinstein’s/54 below, 254 W 54th Street between Broadway and Eight Avenue
Seth Sikes rings in the new decade by singing songs 100 years ago, backed by a seven-piece orchestra. Sikes gives the century-old songs a modern turn, while the songs are kept as fast and loose as the actual 1920s.
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Annaleigh Ashford on New Year’s Eve!
December 31
Feinstein’s/54 below, 254 W 54th Street between Broadway and Eight Avenue
Welcome 2020 with a concert spectacular that includes dinner, a show and a late-night disco dance party. Ashford, a Tony winner of You can’t take it with youand star of Kinky boots And the 2017 Sunday in the park with George Will van Dyke and The Whiskey 5 will be merged.
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  For the artist, Sondheim captured the dark essence of Christmas perfectly.

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  By Talaura Harms | December 19, 2023

  Turn in this month every day, while we share vacation music videos from our favorite Broadway stars, as well as some new original videos.

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  By Talaura Harms | December 18, 2023

  The tune was written for the film A Heidelberg holidaywhat stars Evil Alum Ginna Claire Mason.

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  By Margaret Hall | December 18, 2023

  The TV film Juggernaut has covered you this holiday season.

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  By Margaret Hall | December 18, 2023

  The beloved writer will read Charles Dickens’ original execution text in character as the valued author.

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  By Molly Higgins | December 17, 2023

  Turn in this month every day, while we share vacation music videos from our favorite Broadway stars, as well as some new original videos.

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  By Talaura Harms | December 16, 2023

  Turn in this month every day, while we share vacation music videos from our favorite Broadway stars, as well as some new original videos.

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  By Margaret Hall | December 15, 2023

  The two-time Tony winner is joined by Billy Stritch in this jazzy arrangement of the Rodgers and Hammerstein Classic.

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  By Talaura Harms | December 14, 2023

  Turn in this month every day, while we share vacation music videos from our favorite Broadway stars, as well as some new original videos.

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  By Julia Chambers | December 14, 2023

  Make the Broadway fan in your life happy with these gifts with theater themes.

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  By Talaura Harms | December 13, 2023

  Turn in this month every day, while we share vacation music videos from our favorite Broadway stars, as well as some new original videos.

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  By Talaura Harms | December 13, 2023

  Turn in this month every day, while we share vacation music videos from our favorite Broadway stars, as well as some new original videos.

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  By Talaura Harms | December 12, 2023

  Before his holiday concert, Christmas in the family In Lincoln Center, the composer talks to Playbill about the new Christmas song and building traditions as an immigrant.

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  By Julia Chambers | December 11, 2023

  The American Idol winner and head of A beautiful noise, the Neil Diamond Musical Stop by Playbill Studios to wish you a cheerful, cherry, Holly Holy, Rock and Rolly Christmas.

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  By Talaura Harms | December 10, 2023

  Turn in this month every day, while we share vacation music videos from our favorite Broadway stars, as well as some new original videos.

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  By Talaura Harms | December 9, 2023

  Turn in this month every day, while we share vacation music videos from our favorite Broadway stars, as well as some new original videos.

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  By Talaura Harms | December 8, 2023

  Turn in this month every day, while we share vacation music videos from our favorite Broadway stars, as well as some new original videos.

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  By Talaura Harms | December 7, 2023

  Turn in this month every day, while we share vacation music videos from our favorite Broadway stars, as well as some new original videos.

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  By my Masseron | 6 December 2023

  The Harmony Star stops at Playbill Studios to perform the Holiday Standard, which is on her newly released Holiday EP, Christmas with you.

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  By my Masseron | December 5, 2023

  The Broadway Stars combined Sara Bareilles’s Christmas song with Joni Mitchell’s beloved ballad to celebrate the holiday season.

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  By Talaura Harms | December 4, 2023

  Turn in this month every day, while we share vacation music videos from our favorite Broadway stars, as well as some new original videos.

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  By Talaura Harms | December 3, 2023

  Turn in this month every day, while we share vacation music videos from our favorite Broadway stars, as well as some new original videos.

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  By Talaura Harms | December 2, 2023

  Turn in this month every day, while we share vacation music videos from our favorite Broadway stars, as well as some new original videos.

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  By Talaura Harms | 1 December 2023

  Turn in this month every day, while we share vacation music videos from our favorite Broadway stars, as well as some new original videos.

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  By my Masseron | November 28, 2023

  If you are in the holiday spirit, this is the gift that donates to theater artists.

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  By Margaret Hall | November 23, 2023

  Taran Killam, Montego Glover, McKenzie Kurtz, and more share a little thanksgiving.

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  By Margaret Hall | November 22, 2023

  Tips, tricks and must-know-or you attend or watch from home. And agree to Playbill’s Instagram for content behind the scenes.

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  By Margaret Hall | October 31, 2023

  The beloved writer will read Charles Dickens’ original execution text in character as the valued author.

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  By Jeffrey Vizcaíno, Andrew McKie | December 31, 2022

  Here are the top 10 videos that are most on Playbill’s Instagram.

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  By Logan Culwell-Block | December 27, 2022

  The Editorial Team of Playbill looks back at Theater’s first full year past the closing.

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  By my Masseron | December 23, 2022

  The cast of the hit Broadway play shares their favorite parts of Hanukkah, including whose family makes the best potato pancake.

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  By Andrew Gans | December 23, 2022

  The 54 under the performance will also be flowed directly.

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  By Logan Culwell-Block | December 22, 2022

  The Funny girl Star offers ‘Christmas in New York’, with Criss taking ‘Christmas dance’.

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  By Logan Culwell-Block | December 22, 2022

  The incredible history behind Broadway’s best writers and their holiday requirements-not from musicals.

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  By Playbill Staff | December 14, 2022

  From Playbill Lounge pants to Sondheim-themed drinkingware, the halls cover with these theater gifts.

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  By Margaret Hall | November 23, 2022

  From the part of an embarrassment to eating soul food, Victoria Clark, Jeremy Pope, Krysta Rodriguez, and more tell us their non-traditional thanksgiving traditions.