Here are the latest shows on Broadway and off Broadway that are set to close after May 2018. If one is on your list, catch it before the final curtain!
Broadway shows closing in May 2018
GOLDSTEIN
Closing: May 20, 2018
Theatre: Actors Temple Theatre
The protagonist is author Louis Goldstein. He turns his family’s history into a bestselling novel, only to be told by his relatives that the story is not the truth. A multigenerational portrait of courage and striving in an American Jewish immigrant family.
TRANSFERS
Closing: May 20, 2018
Theatre: MCC Theater at The Lucille Lortel Theatre
Two talented students from the South Bronx compete for life-changing scholarships. As the pressure mounts, their futures take unexpected turns.
The Seafarer
Closing: May 24, 2018
Theatre: Irish Repertory Theatre
Conor McPherson’s play. Nominated for Best New Play at the 2006 Laurence Olivier Awards and for Best Play at the 2007 Tony Awards, this Christmas Eve tale follows two brothers through a haunting night of cards and reckonings.
Summer and Smoke
Closing: May 25, 2018
Theatre:
Classic Stage Company
Tennessee Williams’s drama about a minister’s daughter in the American South, torn between spiritual ideals and earthly desire.
Children of a Lesser God
Closing: May 27, 2018
Theatre:
Studio 54
A passionate human drama about a dedicated teacher at a school for the deaf and the strong-willed woman he meets there.
Long Day’s Journey Into Night
Closing: May 27, 2018
Theatre:
Eugene O’Neill Theatre
Set in a seaside summer home, Eugene O’Neill’s landmark play follows a troubled family through one searing day of recriminations, revelations, and reconciliation.
Unexpected Joy
Closing: May 27, 2018
Theatre: York Theatre @ Saint Peter’s
Three generations of women find their voices through a story woven with folk rock, pop, and blues.
Broadway shows closing in June 2018
Light Shining in Buckinghamshire
Closing: June 23, 2018
Theatre: The Public Theater/Martinson Hall
Set in 1647 England, Caryl Churchill’s play charts revolutionary ideas that challenge power and imagine a new future.
Mlima’s Tale
Closing: June 23, 2018
Theatre: The Public Theater/Martinson Hall
The haunting journey of a magnificent elephant ensnared in the shadowy global ivory trade.
Saint Joan
Closing: June 23, 2018
Theatre:
Samuel J. Friedman Theatre
Starring four-time Tony Award nominee Condola Rashad, this production revisits the life and trial of Joan of Arc in fifteenth-century France.
Travesties
Closing: June 17, 2018
Theatre:
Todd Haimes Theatre
Tom Stoppard’s witty collage of art and politics. Nominated in four categories at the 2018 Tony Awards.
Three Tall Women
Closing: June 24, 2018
Theatre:
John Golden Theatre
Glenda Jackson returns to Broadway in Edward Albee’s Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece.
Broadway shows closing in July 2018
Closing: July 15, 2018
Theatre:
Neil Simon Theatre
A landmark epic that interweaves realism and the fantastic to confront American life in the 1980s. Nominated in eleven categories at the 2018 Tony Awards.
Broadway shows closing in August 2018
In & Of Itself
Closing: August 19, 2018
Theatre: Daryl Roth Theatre
Written and performed by Derek DelGaudio, this intimate piece blends storytelling with mind-bending illusion.
Closing: August 25, 2018
Theatre:
Shubert Theatre
The beloved 1964 musical comedy returns in a sparkling revival.
The Play That Goes Wrong
Closing: August 26, 2018
Theatre:
Lyceum Theatre
A West End smash hit since 2012, this long-running British comedy brings its chaotic charm to Broadway.
Broadway shows closing in December 2018
Springsteen on Broadway
Closing: December 15, 2018
Theatre:
Walter Kerr Theatre
Bruce Springsteen looks back on more than four decades of music and life in an intimate evening of songs and storytelling.
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