Broadway Baby - The History of the American Musical

Tickets for Broadway Baby - The Story of the American Musical
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Highlights
🌟 Golden Globe winner for Best Actor in a Drama in 2012
🎭 A fun show inspired by Broadway classics
🎶 A vibrant play that celebrates the history of musical theater!

General Info
📅 Date: select your dates directly in the ticket selector
🕟 Time: from 9:30 p.m. to 11:10 p.m. (doors open 30 minutes before the show)
⏳ Duration: 1h40
📍 Location: Casino Estoril Auditorium
👤 Age requirement: from 12 years old
🚗 The venue has a separate paid parking lot
♿ Accessibility: accessible space for people with reduced mobility

Technical sheet

• Interpretation - Henrique Feist
• Musical Direction - Nuno Feist
• Light Design - Paulo Santos
• Sound - Gonçalo Carlos
   

Description
Ten years after its premiere, Broadway Baby, winner of the Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Play in 2012, returns to the Casino Estoril Auditorium for one last performance.

On the west side of New York, roughly from 42nd Street and almost to Central Park, the theaters follow one another with their bright posters. There are more than 20, more than 30, more than 40. It's Broadway, the place where the American musical took shape. In a breathtaking show, Henrique Feist tells us how everything happened only until Disney invaded Broadway - because from then on, it would be another show. Why did the theaters settle in this part of town? Who were the first authors? And the first composers? What's so special about songs? And what is this dream called Broadway?

Truth be told, Broadway exists every time someone whistles Blue Moon or hums I've Got You Under My Skin, or when we watch movies like West Side Story, Hair, Chicago or Dreamgirls. Broadway exists when we watch musicals filmed in their theaters via streaming, when we watch series like Will and Grace, Glee, Smash or Schmigadoon. Broadway exists on many of the records by Ella Fitzgerald, Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand, Liza Minelli, Jamie Cullum or Lady Gaga. Broadway exists because there are dreams that are so big they can't fit anywhere else. More than an area of New York City, Broadway is a state of mind. Secure your tickets now and get ready for a musical adventure like never before!