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| Broadway Enters a 'Golden' Season 
November 1, 2012 - Hilarity will ensue and drama will continually unravel this month on Broadway as beloved movies and magnetic tales come alive onstage. A Christmas Story comes to Broadway this holiday season. The comedy, based on the popular movie, takes place in 1940s Indiana and revolves around Ralphie Parker, a relentless boy pining after his coveted Christmas gift - a Red Ryder BB Gun. Performances run from November 5-December 30 at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre. Katie Holmes and Norbert Leo Butz star in Dead Accounts. The play tells the story of a prodigal son whose sudden return home brings about questions and suspicion. Performances begin November 5 at the Music Box Theatre. A man compromises a potential career as a classical musician for the livelihood of the boxing ring in the revival of the 1937 play Golden Boy. Previews begin November 8 at the Belasco Theatre. Patti LuPone and Debra Winger star in The Anarchist, David Mamet's new play about a female prisoner earnestly beseeching a warden for parole. Performances begin November 13 at the John Golden Theatre. Based on the 2003 movie of the same name, Elf is the story of a boy growing up at the North Pole who discovers that he is human and travels to New York City to track down his real family. Previews start November 9 at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre. For ticket and show information, visit ilovenytheatre.com. Tickets will go on sale Monday, January 7, 2013, for the 17th Annual Kids Night on Broadway. Children from ages 6 to 18 are allowed free admission to Broadway shows when they attend with a full paying adult. Kids Night on Broadway ticketholders are entitled to pre-theatre parties, restaurant discounts, educational programs and more. The weeklong event, which will also take place in other cities across the country, is slated to run in NYC from Monday, February 25 through Sunday, March 3. For more information, including specific dates and locations, visit kidsnightonbroadway.com. | |
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