November 5 is a momentous date for U.S. citizens – it is the day Americans will vote for the next President of the United States. The date is not a federal holiday, but much of Broadway is making it one…at least on the “Great White Way”.
Monday is the one day of the week that Broadway is normally “dark” with no shows; giving cast, crew, and performers a day to rest and take care of business.
On Tuesday, November 5 many of the shows on Broadway will be “dark” with some of them choosing instead to run on Monday, November 4.
Broadway productions running Monday, November 4:
“Aladdin”
“Back to the Future”
“The Book of Mormon”
“Cabaret”
“Chicago”
“Death Becomes Her”
“The Great Gatsby”
“Hadestown”
“Hell’s Kitchen”
“The Hills of California”
“The Lion King”
“Maybe Happy Ending”
“MJ The Musical”
“Moulin Rouge! The Musical”
“The Notebook”
“Oh , Mary!”
“Once Upon a Mattress”
“Our Town”
“Romeo + Juliet”
“SIX: The Musical”
“Stereophonic”
“Sunset Boulevard”
“Swept Away”
“Tammy Faye”
“Water for Elephants”
“Wicked”
“A Wonderful World”
“Yellow Face”
Broadway productions running Tuesday, November 5:
“Harry Potter and the Cursed Child”
“Left on Tenth”
“McNeal”
“The Outsiders”
“The Roommate”
“Suffs”
Broadway productions not running on November 4 and 5:
“& Juliet”
“Hamilton”