The Big Knife American Airlines Theatre Previews: March 22 Opening: TBAGroup Minimum: TBA

In the golden age of Hollywood cinema, the actors have the glory, but the studio execs have all the power. A woman threatens to come forward with dirt on their star Charlie Castle. How far will the studio go, and how far will Charlie go before he quits.

The Mystery of Edwin Drood Studio 54 Previews: TBA Opening: TBA Group Minimum: TBA This fun play-within-

a-musical takes a trip back in time to a Victorian music hall where actors try to stage Charles Dickens’ unfhinished novel. Everyone is a suspect, and every performance is different as the audi-ence decides who killed Edwin Drood!

Cinderella Theatre: TBA Previews: TBA Opening: TBA Group Minimum: TBA A reinvented tale with fresh comedy, wit and

satire: the pumpkin, glass slippers, and Fairy Godmother are still intact, but it is now Cinderella’s turn to resuce the prince! The music will include songs from the original score and others from the Rodgers & Hammerstein collection.

Prince of Broadway Theatre: TBA Previews: TBA Opening: TBA Group Minimum: 10 A musical featuring material from produc-

tions created by legendary producer and director Hal Prince. Prince has won twenty-one Tony Awards for producing and directing including The Phantom of the Opera, Fiddler on the Roof, Cabaret, Parade, Show Boat, and more.

Zarkana Radio City Music Hall Previews: June 6 Opening: TBA Group Minimum: 15 An epic spectacle that only Cirque du Soleil

could imagine, that takes audiences into a fantastical and suspenseful world where highly-acrobatic feats are height-ened by original live music and interac-tive multimedia elements. It is a surreal and magical adventure.

Rebecca Broadhurst Theatre Previews: Oct. 30 Opening: Nov. 18 Group Minimum: 10 This new musical fol-lows Maxim de Win-

ter, his new wife, and Mrs. Danvers, the controlling and manipulative house-keeper of Maxim’s West Country estate of Manderley, where the memory of his first wife, the glamorous and mysteri-ous Rebecca, still casts a shadow.

Jekyll & Hyde Theatre: TBA Previews: TBA Opening: TBA Group Minimum: TBA This Broadway musi-cal revival conceived

for the stage by Tony and Grammy nominee Frank Wildhorn and Steve Cu-den, follows a London doctor who ac-cidentally unleashes his evil alternate personality in his quest to cure his fa-ther’s mental illness.

Chaplin The MusicalTheatre: Ethel Barrymore Theatre Previews: Aug. 21 Opening: Sept. 10 Group Minimum: TBA A brand new musical

about Charlie Chaplin, who rose from the slums of London to the heights of Hollywood becoming the man behind the legend of films, an undeniable genius that forever changed the way America went to the movies.

AnnieTheatre: TBA Previews: TBA Opening: TBA Group Minimum: 12 With equal measures of pluck and positiv-

ity, little orphan Annie charms every-one’s hearts, despite a next-to-nothing start in 1930s New York City. And now alongside her signature pal dog, Sandy, she’s set her sights on making us grin by inspiring a whole new millennium.

Matilda The MusicalTheatre: TBA Previews: TBA Opening: TBA Group Minimum: TBA Adapted from the popular Roald Dahl

children’s novel, this acclaimed new musical follows an intelligent young girl with extraordinary powers who rebels against her nasty parents and the child-hating headmistress of her boarding school.

Harvey Studio 54 Previews: May 18 Opening: June 14 Group Minimum: 10 Two-time Emmy and Golden Globe winner

Jim Parsons (“The Big Bang Theory”) returns to Broadway as the lovable character of Elwood, who is charming and kind, but has one character flaw: an unwavering friendship with a 6-foot-tall, invisble rabbit named Harvey.

Kinky Boots Theatre: TBA Previews: TBA Opening: TBA Group Minimum: TBA A new musical ad-aptation of the 2005

British film of the same name, follows a drag queen named Lola who helps save a family shoe factory. It will be the Broadway debut of the pop musician Cyndi Lauper as a composer and lyricist with a book by Harvey Fierstein.

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