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Burn This

Burn This

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About The Show

Academy Award nominee Adam Driver (BlacKkKlansman, Star Wars, “Girls”) and Golden Globe winner Keri Russell (“The Americans,” Waitress, “Felicity”) star in the acclaimed drama by Pulitzer Prize winner Lanford Wilson.

When a mysterious death brings together two unlikely strangers, their explosive connection sparks a chemistry too fiery to ignore. Directed by Tony winner Michael Mayer (Spring Awakening, Hedwig and the Angry Inch), and co-starring Tony nominees David Furr and Brandon Uranowitz, Burn This is a smoldering story of love and raw attraction by one of the most vital playwrights of the modern era.

What We Did

We are co-producing the 2019 Broadway revival of Burn This.

Where & When

BROADWAY
March 15, 2019 – July 14, 2019
Hudson Theatre

Who’s in it

Adam Driver (BlacKkKlansman, Star Wars, “Girls”)
Keri Russell (“The Americans”, Waitress, “Felicity”)

by Lanford Wilson
Directed by Michael Mayer (Spring AwakeningHedwig and the Angry Inch)

Reviews

  • The New York Times - Kinky Boots Broadway - Press Review

    "Adam Driver is Volcanic. Decades from now, people will be speaking with gratified wonder of Driver's performance."

    Ben Brantley The New York Times

Awards & Honors

Tony Award - Burn This

3 Tony Award Nominations (2019)
Including Best Revival of a Play

Drama League Award - Burn This

2 Drama League Award Nominations (2019)
Including Outstanding Revival of a Broadway or Off-Broadway Play

Drama Desk Award - Burn This

Drama Desk Award Nomination (2019)
Oustanding Featured Actor in a Play

Broadway,com Audience Choice Award - Burn This

Broadway.com Audience Choice Award Nomination (2019)
Favorite Play Revival

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The Inheritance

The Inheritance

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About The Show

It begins with a gathering of young, gay New Yorkers.
Each has a story aching to come out…

Profoundly touching and wickedly hilarious, Matthew Lopez’s highly-anticipated two-part play, THE INHERITANCE, asks how much we owe to those who lived and loved before us, and questions the role we must play for future generations.

Brilliantly re-envisioning E. M. Forster’s masterpiece “Howards End” to 21st-century New York, it follows the interlinking lives of three generations of gay men searching for a community of their own – and a place to call home.

This epic new play by Matthew Lopez marks the Broadway debut of a bold new voice in American theatre, directed by visionary two-time Tony Award® winner Stephen Daldry (Billy Elliot, Netflix’s The Crown). The Inheritance is a life-affirming journey of tears and laughter, through conflicts and connections, heartbreak and hope. A new play, generations in the making.

What We Did

We co-produced the Olivier Award-winning West End engagement of The Inheritance and the Tony Award-winning Broadway production.

Where & When

BROADWAY
Performances Begin Sept 27, 2019
Ethel Barrymore Theatre

WEST END
Sept 21, 2018 – Jan 19, 2019
Noël Coward Theatre

YOUNG VIC
March 02, 2018 – May 19, 2018

Who’s Who

by Matthew Lopez
directed by Stephen Daldry (Billy Elliot, “The Crown”)

with
John Benjamin Hickey (The Normal Heart, “The Big C”)
Vanessa Redgrave (Julia, Long Day’s Journey into Night)

Reviews

  • A MODERN MASTERPIECE. EPIC STORYTELLING. The Inheritance is THE TICKET THAT EVERYONE WANTS. It is one of the most moving, beautifully written and staged shows that I’ve seen. It is an INVENTIVE, ENTHRALLING, FUNNY, FRESH, AND BOLD gay epic. You will be laughing, crying, and, finally, comprehending. I DEFY ANYONE NOT TO BE MOVED. IT IS HEART-WRENCHING.

    Stage Review
  • A heartbreaker from start to finish, this rare theatrical offering is UNDOUBTEDLY THE PRODUCTION OF THE CENTURY. Watching this epic resembles binge-viewing a favourite TV show. It’s an experience that takes you through so many lows and highs, a miraculous sensation of overwhelming emotion.

    BroadwayWorld
  • A MUST-SEE, LANDMARK PRODUCTION WHICH WILL GO DOWN IN THEATRICAL HISTORY. It is NOTHING SHORT OF A TRIUMPH and worth every accolade that is being heaped upon it. YOU REALLY DON’T WANT TO BE THAT PERSON WHO MISSED IT. It’s truthful, emotionally honest and exquisite storytelling. It’s a play for now and it’s a play for us, the importance of which can’t be overstated. Watching this production is like going to church, it’s spiritual and often elevates you to another plane. The tears and blowing of noses in the audience is testament to the emotional power of this journey. The show is nothing but heart. It’s life affirming stuff that makes you want to go out and love, live like never before.

    Attitude
  • The Inheritance is a sweeping, episodic saga. It is A TRIUMPHANT, LANDMARK PRODUCTION whose influence will be felt for years to come. It is INCREDIBLY POWERFUL, HUGELY EMOTIONAL, JOYFUL, CAPTIVATING, AND HEARTBREAKING.

    Stage Review
  • THIS IS QUITE SOMETHING. The Inheritance teems with life: Watching it is like bingewatching a box-set. It tells multiple stories. It's a play that pierces your emotional defences, raises any number of political issues and enfolds you in its narrative.

    The Guardian
  • Observer - Straight Off-Broadway Press Review

    Stephen Daldry's production is masterly, spiced with mischief and teeming with incident.  It announces an intention not simply to punch home a series of significant moments but to trace the links between them: to unravel a history, and ask what one generation has passed on to the next - and whether the legacy could have been different.

    The Observer
  • This is that rare beast, A PASSIONATELY AUDACIOUS, ENTIRELY SUCCESSFUL THEATRICAL EPIC THAT FULLY REALISES ITS BREATHTAKING AMBITIONS, filtering huge themes through the individual stories of characters we come to care very deeply about. It is also cracking entertainment. Trust me, YOU DON'T WANT TO BE THAT PERSON AT THE DINNER TABLE A DECADE FROM NOW, WISHING YOU'D GOT TICKETS TO THE INHERITANCE WHILE EVERYBODY ELSE AT THE PARTY STILL RAVES ABOUT IT. This is the sort of exciting, engrossing theatre that makes you wonder why people bother with Netflix.

    Whats On Stage
  • Variety - Invisible Thread Off-Broadway Press

    "A VAST MASTERPIECE. Beautifully acted throughout. The Inheritances is a BORN-AGAIN CLASSIC."

    Variety
  • “See The Inheritance. It is a minor masterpiece, an experience I want to share with the people I love. The piece is sharply accurate, and hits harder than nearly everything I’ve seen in a theatre. It knocks the breath out of you.”

    Exeunt Magazine
  • Stop the clocks; the race is won. Here is THE PLAY OF THIS YEAR AND LAST YEAR AND QUITE POSSIBLY NEXT YEAR as well. The Inheritance is A WORK OF RARE GRACE, TRUTH, AND BEAUTY and it is undoubtedly this century’s answer to Angels in America -- and then some.

    Evening Standard
  • THIS IS GREAT THEATRE. It is literary, profound and, yes, a pitiless examination of modern culture but it is also warm, outrageous, gentle, sexy and a little soapy. It breaks your heart, oh how it breaks your heart, and more than once – but it does not leave you without hope. It is an affirmation of the power of art and the strength of the human spirit. I WAS IMMERSED, ENCHANGED AND ENRAPTURED BY ONE OF THE GREAT GLORIES OF THE MODERN STAGE.

    Daily Express
  • A real coup d’theatre. I WAS A BLUBBERY MESS. The key to it is its sheer, aching beauty and simplicity. The production penetrates deep into the souls of its characters and, in turn, of the audience. It is UTTERLY AUTHENTIC, UNAPOLOGETIC AND PLAYFUL. By turns harrowing and healing, the cumulative effect of The Inheritance is A COURAGEOUS PIECE OF THEATRE in every sense: it celebrates human resilience and is a mark of it, too, for the cast and audience on a shared, highly emotional journey.

    LondonTheatre.co.uk
  • Glorious. LIKE IMMERSING YOURSELF IN A GREAT NOVEL. Matthew Lopez has created characters who are flawed, fascinating, funny, self-aware and self-destructive in a way MORE LIFELIKE THAN THEATRE NORMALLY HAS THE SKILL OR THE SPACE TO MANAGE. It is a love story sturdy enough to hold all the writer’s ideas about individualism and community, and gay identity and AIDS.

    The Times
  • ONE OF THE MOST MOVING PIECES OF THEATRE I HAVE SEEN in recent years. The play is touching, emotional and frequently hilarous. It is ARGUABLY THE BEST PLAY THIS YEAR!

    The Phoenix Arts Club
  • The talk of the town. The Inheritance is AS BEAUTIFUL AS IT IS HARROWING, AS SEARINGLY SAD AS IT IS RAMBUNCTIOUSLY FUNNY, AS INTELLECTUALLY RIGOROUS AS IT IS JOYOUSLY ACCESSIBLE, AND AS THRILLINGLY ENTERTAINING AS IT IS DEADLY SERIOUS. It is a moving, gripping meditation on the power of storytelling, family ties, the basic human need for connection, and collective responsibility. It’s as compulsive as a soap opera, or as an unputdownable book. You emerge from the theatre emotionally drained but exhilarated.

    Whats On Stage
  • "I try to avoid the use of superlatives when I'm writing about plays. The Inheritance is EASILY ONE OF THE BEST PLAYS I'VE EVER SEEN."

    A Younger Theatre
  • the telegraph - The Realistic Joneses Broadway Press Reviews

    To watch The Inheritance is to pass into a realm of TOTAL ABSORBTION before arriving at a state of emotionally shattered but elated awe. The Inheritance instantly looks like A MODERN CLASSIC, perhaps THE MOST IMPORTANT AMERICAN PLAY OF THE CENTURY so far.  Star ratings are almost beside the point when confronted by work of this magnitude, but HELL, YEAH, FIVE.

    Dominic Cavendish The Daily Telegraph
  • Never has a play been SO WELL-RECEIVED that the slamming of chairs could be heard in quick succession as a full house anxiously rose to standing ovation in appreciation of a MASTERLY WORK OF TRAGEDY, LAUGHTER AND LEARNING.

    The Upcoming
  • AN EXTRAORDINARY, EPIC EVENT. Matthew Lopez's rhapsodic deep dive asks how to love, how to live and how to do those well.  It works brilliantly. It's captivating, and it ends with an audience quietly sobbing.

    Sunday Times
  • The New York Times - Kinky Boots Broadway - Press Review

    'The Inheritance has become THE BREAKOUT HIT OF LONDON. It hits a playgoer in the gut - Not in some time have I heard such audible sobbing.'

    The New York Times
  • A MASTERPIECE. The Inheritance is a heart-wrenching emotional rollercoaster. BE WARNED TO HAVE A HANKY READY.

    Boyz Magazine
  • 'The Inheritance BLINDSIDES YOU. The feeling you get is a thrilling, electric combination of intoxication, emotion, immersion and excitement. It will stay with you forever. You walk out FLOATING ON AIR, with a burning desire to talk to anyone and everyone about it. This FEARLESS AND EPIC new play about acceptance and human kindness is not only necessary and urgent but a perfect example of playwriting, acting, direction and design that comes together seamlessly. I would go so far as to put it among THE GREATEST THEATREGOING EXPERIENCES OF MY LIFE.'

    Richard Jordan The Stage
  • The Inheritance is A MONUMENTAL ACHIEVEMENT. The plot is GRIPPING: shimmering with excellent jokes and told at a great lick, we indubitably become wrapped up. The experience is a bit like gorging on a classy Netflix melodrama.

    Time Out
  • I cried more than once, laughed, squirmed a little, ached for the lost souls, recognised their flaws, hoped for their salvation and accepted their fall. And, yes, cried again. THIS IS NOT SIMPLY THEATRE. THIS IS LIFE, and oh how it makes you want to live. THERE CAN BE NO HIGHER PRAISE.

    Daily Express
  • You will sob even as your spirits soar, an EXTRAORDINARY TRIUMPH. The Inheritance is a towering testament to love, loss and hope that will leave you in floods of tears but also exhilarated at being part of a GREAT MOMENT IN THEATRE HISTORY. DO NOT MISS IT.

    Daily Express

Awards & Honors

Tony Award - The Inheritance

Tony Award for Best Play (2020)
4 Tony Awards in 11 Nominations

Olivier Award - The Inheritance

Olivier Award for Best New Play (2019)
4 Olivier Awards in 8 Nominations

Drama Desk 2020 The Inheritance Best Play

Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Play (2020)
5 Drama Desk Awards in 6 Nominations

Drama League Award - The Inheritance

Drama League Award for Oustanding Production of a Play (2020)
1 Drama League Award in 2 Nominations

OCC Award - The Inheritance

Outer Critics Circle Honor for Outstanding New Broadway Play (2020)
6 OCC Honors

GLAAD Media Award - The Inheritance Best Play

GLAAD Media Award (2020)
Outstanding Broadway Production

WhatsOnStage award 2019 The Inheritance Best Play

WhatsOnStage Award for Best New Play (2019)
2 WhatsOnStage Awards in 7 Nominations

UK Critics Circle Theatre Awards - The Inheritance

UK Critics’ Circle Theatre Award for Best New Play (2019)
3 UK Critics Circle Awards

Evening Standard Theatre Award - The Inheritance

Evening Standard Award for Best Play (2018)
3 Evening Standard Award Nominations

Sky Arts Theatre Award - The Inheritance

South Bank Sky Arts Award for Best Theatre (2019)

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Lempicka

Lempicka

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About The Show

Fleeing the Russian revolution and leaving behind a world of opulence and wealth, aristocrat Tamara de Lempicka and her beloved husband Tadeusz are forced to make a new life.  In the rising tide of fascism, Tamara takes to painting to survive, and when she meets the free-spirited Rafaela, a prostitute on the fringes of Parisian society, she’s torn between the life she cherishes with her husband and the passion, ambition, and possibility awoken in her by her new muse.  Inspired by the life of the artist who transformed herself from penniless refugee to star of the art world when the world itself teetered on chaos, Lempicka looks at the beauty and danger of one painter pursuing it all.

What We Did

We are part of the producing team of Lempicka, lead by Seaview Productions and Marathon Live Entertainment.

Where & When

WILLIAMSTOWN THEATRE FESTIVAL
July 20, 2018 – August 1, 2018
’62 Center for Theater and Dance

Who’s in it

Music by Matt Gould
Book & Lyrics by Carson Kreitzer
Directed  by Rachel Chavkin
Choreographed by Raja Feather Kelly

Reviews

  • The New York Times - Kinky Boots Broadway - Press Review

    "Musical theatre fans who've been wondering why they don't write dominating parts for women anymore have reason to cheer."

    Ben Brantley The New York Times
  • The New York Times - Kinky Boots Broadway - Press Review

    "Lempicka is a woke throwback old-fashioned if you think of Evita or Les Miserables, the blockbusters that ruled Broadway, as old-fashioned."

    Ben Brantley The New York Times
  • The New York Times - Kinky Boots Broadway - Press Review

    "Eden Espinosa's Lempicka is indeed a legitimate successor to Ms. Patty LuPone's Eva Peron"

    Ben Brantley The New York Times

Awards & Honors

New York Times Critics’ Pick (2018)

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Head Over Heels

Head Over Heels

About The Show

Head Over Heels is the bold and fierce new musical comedy from the visionaries that rocked Broadway with Hedwig and the Angry InchAvenue Q and Spring Awakening. Set to the iconic music of the 1980’s all-female rock band The Go-Go’s, it includes the hit songs “We Got the Beat,” “Our Lips Are Sealed,” “Vacation,” “Heaven is a Place on Earth,” and many more!

It’s a hilarious and sexy celebration of love in all its infinite varieties, told through the story of a royal family that must embark on an extravagant journey to save their beloved kingdom.

What We Did

We invested in Head over Heels on Broadway.

Where & When

BROADWAY
June 23, 2018 – January 06, 2019
Hudson Theater

Who’s in it

Music by The Go-Go’s
Conceived & Book by Jeff Whitty (Avenue Q)
Book adapted by James Magruder
Orchestrations by Tom Kitt (Next to Normal)
Directed by Michael Mayer (Spring Awakening, Hedwig)
Choreographed by Spencer Liff (Spring Awakening)

Peppermint (“RuPaul’s Drag Race”)

Reviews

  • "Shrewd, funny and sexy with a glorious beat, Head over Heels will have you flipping for joy."'

    The Village Voice
  • New York Magazine - China Doll Broadway Press Review

    "A CLEVER, DELIGHTFUL, BUBBLY, EXHUBERANT PARTY!  It's a mischievous meaningful twist on Elizabethan gender-play"

    New York Magazine
  • Newsday - Macbeth Alan Cumming Broadway Press Review

    "Delightfully entertaining! An impressive display of theatrical creativity. The cast is perfection."

    Newsday

Awards & Honors

Olivier Award - Network - Bryan Cranston

2 Drama League Award Nominations (2019)
Including Outstanding Production of a Broadway or Off-Broadway Musical

Olivier Award - Network - Bryan Cranston

2 Outer Critics Circle Award Nominations (2019)
Including Outstanding New Broadway Musical

Olivier Award - Network - Bryan Cranston

Broadway.com Audience Choice Nomination (2019)
Favorite Featured Actress in a Musical

Theatre World Award Head over Heels

Theatre World Award (2019)
Outstanding Debut Performance

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Hundred Days

Hundred Days

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About The Show

Hundred Days is the uncensored, exhilarating, and heartrending true story of how Abigail & Shaun Bengson met and fell in love, and how that love unleashed their terror of mortality.  With magnetic chemistry and anthemic folk-punk music, the Bengsons explore the fundamental question of how to make the most of the time that we have.

What We Did

We are producing the NYTW production of Hundred Days and its 2018 U.S. Tour.

Where & When

OFF-BROADWAY
November 15, 2017 – December 31, 2017
New York Theatre Workshop

U.S. TOUR
Starting Fall 2018
Coming to a City Near You

Who’s in it

Music by The Bengsons
Book by The Bengsons and Sarah Gancher
Directed  by Anne Kauffman
Movement by Sonya Tayeh

Reviews

  • The New York Times - Kinky Boots Broadway - Press Review

    The Bengsons offer luminous hope that a new generation of talent in American theater is taking up Stephen Sondheim’s mantle of exquisite ambivalence.

    Ben Brantley The New York Times

Awards & Honors

New York Times Critics’ Pick (2017)

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2 Lucille Lortel Award Nominations (2018)
Including Outstanding Musical

Drama League Award Nomination (2018)
Oustanding Production of a Broadway or Off-Broadway Musical

Chita Rivera Award Nomination (2018)
Oustanding Choreography in an Off-Broadway Show

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The OHenry Report

The OHenry Report Podcast

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About The Show

The OHenry Report gives a one-of-a-kind look inside the business of Broadway. Through candid conversations with theatre insiders, OHenry Productions’ producer, Oliver Roth, pulls back the curtain on the biggest stories, issues, and trends in the theatre today.

What We Did

We Co-Produce the OHenry Report with BroadwayWorld. Oliver Roth also serves as the podcast’s host.

Recent Episodes

Episode 5 – Underlying Rights & Fair Use
September 26, 2017
We use the recent decision in the case of the Dr. Seuss parody, Who’s Holiday by Matthew Lombardo, to dissect underlying rights usage and fair use.

Episode 4 – Streaming Broadway
September 14, 2017
What does the growth of streaming mean for Broadway? We talk to three experts to find out.

Episode 3 – Licensing & Copyright
August 25, 2017
How does a production get licensed, what changes can be made to a licensed work, and how and what happens when a playhouse violates copyright.

Episode 2 – Casting Star Replacements
August 7, 2017
Last week, Mandy Patinkin was announced to replace into The Great Comet. 24 hours later, he announced he had backed out due to social media backlash against the announcement that the current star’s contract would be cut short. What happened, how are stars cast to replace into shows, how are they worked into the production, and what can they do to marketing efforts?

Episode 1 – Who We Are & The 17-18 Season
July 25, 2017
We introduce our listeners to the podcast, OHenry Productions, and our host, Oliver Roth. Then, we sit down with BroadwayWorld writer and OHenry Report Co-Host, Matt Taminini, to discuss the upcoming Broadway season.

Guests Include

Ken Davenport (Kinky Boots, Once on this Island)
Jimmy McNicholas (Creative Director, SpotCo)
Stewart F. Lane (Co-Founder, BroadwayHD)
Bruce Lazarus (Executive Director, Samuel French)

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Escape to Margaritaville

Escape to Margaritaville

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About The Show

Imagine a place where the sun is hot, the ocean’s warm, and the drinks are as cold as they are plentiful. Welcome to Margaritaville, the island paradise where city folk get away from it all and the locals get into the kind of trouble you can almost always sweet talk your way out of.
 
Featuring both original songs and your most-loved Jimmy Buffett classics, this new musical is the story of a part-time bartender, part-time singer, and full-time charmer named Tully who thinks he’s got life all figured out. Until a beautiful career-minded tourist steals his heart and makes him question everything. 

What We Did

We are producing Escape to Margaritaville in its pre-Broadway tour and Broadway engagement.

Where & When

BROADWAY
March 15, 2018 – July 1, 2018
Marquis Theater

La Jolla, CA
May 09, 2017 – July 09, 2017
La Jolla Playhouse

New Orleans, LA
October 20, 2017 – October 28, 2017
Saenger Theatre

Houston, TX
October 31, 2017 – November 05, 2017
The Hobby Center

Chicago, IL
November 09, 2017 – December 02, 2017
Oriental Theatre

Who’s in it

Music by Jimmy Buffet
Book by Greg Garcia & Mike O’Malley
Directed by Christopher Ashley
Choreographed by Kelly Devine

Reviews

  • NY1 - A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder Broadway Press Review

    "EXHUBERANT! It transports audiences ON A SATISFYING HIGH from start to finish!

    NY1
  • Chicago Tribune - A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder Broadway Press Review

    BROADWAY'S GOOD-TIME MUSICAL

    Chicago Tribune
  • NPR - A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder Broadway Press Review

    I really LOVED IT.  GO ESCAPE--You'll have a TERRIFIC TIME!

    NPR
  • The Hollywood Reporter - The Realistic Joneses Broadway Press Review

    THE THEATRICAL EQUIVALENT OF SIPPING ON A FROZEN DRINK WHILE LYING ON A BEACH CHAIR IN THE BLAZING SUN

    The Hollywood Reporter
  • Entertainment Weekly - A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder Broadway Press Review

    IT WILL KNOCK YOUR FLIP-FLOPS OFF! THIS IS WHAT ESCAPISM IS ALL ABOUT

    Entertainment Weekly
  • Newsday - Macbeth Alan Cumming Broadway Press Review

    A TROPICAL PARADISE ON BROADWAY!

    Newsday

Awards & Honors

Outer Critics Circle Award

Outer Critics Circle Award Nomination for Outstanding New Broadway Musical (2018)

Broadway.com Audience Choice Awards
Nomination for Leading Actor in a Musical (2018)

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Derren Brown: Secret

Derren Brown: Secret

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About The Show

From stage to screen, two-time Olivier Award winner Derren Brown has mesmerized millions worldwide with his unique brand of mind reading, persuasion, and psychological illusion. Now, for the first time ever, this U.K. phenomenon and Netflix star brings his talents to Broadway.

After a sold-out, critically acclaimed run off-Broadway at the Atlantic Theater Company, Derren Brown: Secret returns with a spellbinding experience that dares us — in the most jaw-dropping way — to take a closer look at the stories and beliefs that guide our lives. Behold a theatrical event of the mind in this “thrilling spectacle of psychological magic” (Entertainment Weekly). Now on Broadway at the Cort Theatre.

What We Did

We were a part of the producing team that brought Derren Brown: Secret to the US and are co-producing Derren Brown: Secret on Broadway.

When & Where

BROADWAY
October 06, 2019 – January 04, 2020
Cort Theatre

OFF – BROADWAY
Opening: April 21, 2107
Atlantic Theater Company

Who’s in it

Derren Brown (Miracle, Infamous)

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Reviews

  • ★★★★ Boy, is he a mind reader.  Brown sent people spilling back out into the lobby and on to the sidewalk and into the subway still quizzing each other.  Secret is a salutary reminder that even in a disenchanted age, some mysteries remain”

    The Guardian
  • Secret is an intoxicating dream, a riddle, a game that makes one feel as if he’s stepped through the looking glass and taken on a trip for a couple of hours through a dizzying hall of wonders. Funny, bewildering, almost frightening, and even sometimes poignant, Brown redesigns what one should expect from a magic show.

    StageBuddy
  • The Huffington Post - Invisible Thread Off Broadway Press Reviews

    “A wild-eyed, “how’d he do that” romp. Derren Brown is self-effacing and enthused with coal-shovels full of charm”

    HuffPost
  • Time Out New York - Invisible Thread Off-Broadway Press Review

    ★★★★ Brown oozes confidence and charisma, you can’t turn away. Secret is enough to make even the most hardened skeptic think twice.

    Time Out
  • TheaterMania - Invisible Thread Off-Broadway Press Review

    “An astounding piece of psychological theater. Secret challenges audiences to look at the ways our personal mythology guides our lives. The first-act finale is as thrilling and mind-boggling as any of the great curtain-closers from the entire canon of American drama.”

    TheaterMania
  • If you like your brains scrambled, or over easy, or poached or any way other than the way you usually carry them around, Derren Brown is the fella for you. Brown is a living rubik’s cube. he is the pied piper of possibility. He takes the magic that is theatre and kicks it into the stratosphere while you are watching and pulls an entire zoo out of his hat. Go see this show.

    New York Theatre Guide
  • The New York Times - Kinky Boots Broadway - Press Review

    A Critics Pick! “An enthrallingly baffling show plunging into the deepest recesses of his volunteers’ thoughts, with results that have you slapping your forehead."

    Ben Brantley The New York Times
  • The Wrap - Invisible Thread Off-Broadway Press Review

    “Secret is way beyond the usual brand of magic”

    The Wrap
  • Entertainment Weekly - A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder Broadway Press Review

    "We gave it an A. Brown dumbfounds with a stunning colonnade of tricks, physical and psychological, limned by the sensation of third-rail danger. A thoughtful, nimble script - Secret is real magic."

    Entertainment Weekly
  • deadline hollywood - Invisible Thread - Witness Uganda - Second Stage Off-Broadway Press Review

    Brown will “astonish, and perhaps scare the crap out of, you. If you need to know how it’s done, you have my deepest sympathy”

    Deadline
  • The New York Times - Kinky Boots Broadway - Press Review

    At a cultural moment when the idea of “owning the narrative” has become the cliche du jour, he boldly posits that the stories we tell ourselves are precisely what limit our perceptions.

    Ben Brantley New York Times
  • You have probably never seen anything like Derren Brown. It’s so remarkable that you will think everyone in the audience is a plant, but I assure you, it’s all real. The UK’s most famous mentalist is going to blow your mind.

    Broadway Box
  • "Make no mistake, Secret has enough characters, story, conflict, emotion, surprises, and payoff to rival the output of any dramatist. To call this just a magic show or a mind-reading demonstration or a hypnotist act is to miss its artistry and intelligence."

    TDF

Awards & Honors

New York Times Critics’ Pick (2017)

Derren Brown: Secret Drama Desk Award

Drama Desk Award for Unique Theatrical Experience (2018)

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An Upset

An Upset

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About The Show

Two pro tennis players, a younger, polite Romanian on his way up and an older, argumentative American on his way out, are pitted against each other, on and off the court. But they may be more alike than they know, and, like a tennis match, the balance of power keeps shifting.

What We Did

We produce a tour of An Upset which pairs the one-act with related community events.  Check out some of our press below, and give us a call to see if An Upset is right for your next event.

Where/When

LOS ANGELES
April 10, 2016
The Iconic Sheats-Goldstein Residence

NEW YORK CITY
September 8, 2016 – September 14, 2016

Who’s in it

Written by David Auburn (Proof, The Lake House)

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Press

An Upset by David Auburn at Sheats-Goldstein Residence - Variety
An Upset by David Auburn in New York City - The New York Times
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Straight

Straight

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About The Show

Meet Ben. Ben is a 26-year-old investment banker. Ben likes beer, sports and Emily … and Chris. Straight is a provocative new play that deals with fidelity, sexuality, and identity in “post-equality” America. Funny, sad, sexy and surprising, this three-character drama takes a hard look at the moral complex of a generation that prides itself on the pretense of acceptance.

What We Did

We produced Straight‘s Off-Broadway run at the Acorn Theatre at Theatre Row.

Where/When

OFF-BROADWAY
February 29, 2016 – May 8, 2016
Acorn Theatre at Theatre Row

Who’s in it

Jake Epstein (Beautiful: The Carol King Musical, “Degrassi”)

Awards & Honors

New York Times Critics’ Pick (2016)

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Reviews

  • The Huffington Post - Invisible Thread Off Broadway Press Reviews

    “HAMILTON isn’t the only THEATRICAL REVOLUTION going on in New York. Another smaller revolution unfolds every night during an off-Broadway play called STRAIGHT.”

    The Huffington Post
  • Observer - Straight Off-Broadway Press Review

    “SENSITIVELY WRITTEN AND WELL PLAYED BY AN EXCELLENT THREESOME (NO PUN INTENDED) – MY KIND OF PLAY!”

    Observer
  • The New York Times - Kinky Boots Broadway - Press Review

    “A SMART, BRACING PRODUCTION BRIMMING WITH CLEVER WISECRACKS AND THOUGHT-PROVOKING OBSERVATIONS ON SEXUAL IDENTITY. All elements converge seamlessly with this play by Scott Elmegreen and Drew Fornarola, directed with polished finesse by Andy Sandberg.”

    The New York Times
  • Forbes - Straight the Play Off-Broadway Press Review

    “A FUN, SMART TAKE ON MODERN LOVE – GO SEE IT!”

    Forbes
  • Out - Straight the Play Off-Broadway Press Review

    “A MUST SEE! It’s not very often that I leave a theater EMOTIONALLY RAW. Straight is A CHARGED, POWERFUL piece that showcases why labels still matter, even in 2016.“

    OUT
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