The year ahead on the Great White Way promises several high-profile revivals, an adaptation of Life of Pi and a Britney jukebox musical, among others
). The London stage version by the playwright Lolita Chakrabarti comes to Broadway in March after a two-month run at Harvard’s American Repertory Theater, and promises the same tale of resilience and unlikely companionship as the original: a young boy, Piscine “Pi” Patel, survives a shipwreck and is trapped on a life raft with a 450lb tiger. Or, as Chakrabati has said, “a story of survival which all of us can fundamentally relate to after the effects of the pandemic”.
The pandemic curtailed plans to revive Henrik Ibsen’s classic play, which was intended to run in London in 2020, and has instead returnedto Broadway for the first time since her 2012 debut in The Heiress. The Oscar-winning actor will play Nora Helmer, a struggling housewife seeking her own identity, for a limited 16-week engagement at the Hudson Theatre; previews begin on 13 February with opening night on 9 March.
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