Blast!
(Musical Comedy)
The Broadway Theatre
681 Broadway
New York, NY
Directed by James Mason
Show Times
Performances from April 2.
Opening: April 17.
Tickets go on sale to Visa card holders on March 4
and to the general public on March 11.
Outside NY: (800) 432-7250
Tickets: $20 - $70 during previews; $20 - $80 after opening
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Bells Are Ringing (Musical)
Plymouth Theatre
236 West 45th Street
New York, NY
Starring Faith Prince and Mark Kudisch.
Performances from March 13, 2001.
Opens April 12, 2001
Tuesday - Saturday @8PM Wednesday and Saturday @2PM Sunday @3PM
Tickets: $50 - $85
First revival of the 1956 production, which featured Judy Holliday in her
first Broadway musical
In this charming musical comedy from the 1950s, Ella Peterson is a Brooklyn
telephone answering service operator who tries to improve the lives of her
clients by passing along bits of information she hears from others. Through
her daily wake-up calls, she falls in love with dashing playwright Jeffery
Moss, one of her clients. She's intrigued by the voice on the other end of
the line, but afraid to meet him because he thinks she's a lovely old lady.
When they finally cross paths, her career--and love life--take dramatic
turns.
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Beauty and the Beast
(Musical)
Lunt-Fontanne
Theatre
205 West 46th Street
New York, NY
Price: $25 - $80
Show Times: Wed - Sat @ 8PM, Wed and Sat @ 2PM,
Sun @ 1PM and 6:30PM,
www.disneyonbroadway.com
This is the
much-renowned and easily identifiable stage version of the animated Disney
film, complete with dancing forks and candlesticks. The choreography and high
quality acting will entertain adults, while the whimsical and familiar
subject matter enchants children. The costumes are so exquisite and detailed
that they garnered a Tony in 1998. A great family activity while in the Big Apple.
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Betrayal 
American Airlines Theatre
227 West 42nd Street
New York, NY
Tickets: (212)
719-1300
Price: $40 - $65
Show Times: Tues - Sat @ 8PM, Wed, Sat and Sun@ 2PM
7PM curtain: October 31 - November 3; November 28 - December 2
* No matinee performance November 1, 15, 29; December 13, 27; January 10, 24
In Betrayal, the high price of passion is examined when a love affair
destroys a marriage and sabotages a friendship. Robert and Jerry were best
friends. Robert and Emma were married. Jerry and Emma were lovers; welcome
to the tangled emotional world of betrayal.
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