
The Heidi Chronicles Tickets
Music Box Theatre
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Final performance May 3, 2015.
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About The Heidi Chronicles - On Broadway
Show Info
- Running Time
- 2 hours and 30 minutes (with 1 intermission)
- Audience
- May be inappropriate for 14 and under
- Opened
- Mar 19, 2015
- Closed
- May 3, 2015
- User Reviews
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The Heidi Chronicles Reviews
- Wonderful and beautiful. It resonates today as strongly as it did when it first stormed Broadway.
- Charles Isherwood, The New York Times
- An A+ revival! As close to perfection as anyone could hope to get.
- Huffington Post
- Elisabeth Moss is effortlessly endearing and wonderfully real.
- Marilyn Stasio, Variety
Summary
New York Times Critics’ Pick!
Wendy Wasserstein’s Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece is back on Broadway and critics and audiences are cheering for this hilarious and touching play, and its iconic hero: Heidi Holland. The Huffington Post calls it "An A+ revival! As close to perfection as anyone could hope to get." And Variety cheers, “Elisabeth Moss is effortlessly endearing and wonderfully real."
Moss is joined onstage by a remarkable cast who chart 19 characters through 13 scenes over 3 decades. “Bryce Pinkham delivers a breakout performance!” raves USA Today and Deadline says, “Jason Biggs tops his terrific performance on ‘Orange Is The New Black’ in subtlety and humor.”
Don’t miss the groundbreaking play that The New York Times calls, "Wonderful and beautiful. It resonates today as strongly as it did when it first stormed Broadway. This sterling production led by a radiant Elisabeth Moss, sings forth with bright humor, reflective intelligence, and revitalizing warmth.”
Wendy Wasserstein’s Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece is back on Broadway and critics and audiences are cheering for this hilarious and touching play, and its iconic hero: Heidi Holland. The Huffington Post calls it "An A+ revival! As close to perfection as anyone could hope to get." And Variety cheers, “Elisabeth Moss is effortlessly endearing and wonderfully real."
Moss is joined onstage by a remarkable cast who chart 19 characters through 13 scenes over 3 decades. “Bryce Pinkham delivers a breakout performance!” raves USA Today and Deadline says, “Jason Biggs tops his terrific performance on ‘Orange Is The New Black’ in subtlety and humor.”
Don’t miss the groundbreaking play that The New York Times calls, "Wonderful and beautiful. It resonates today as strongly as it did when it first stormed Broadway. This sterling production led by a radiant Elisabeth Moss, sings forth with bright humor, reflective intelligence, and revitalizing warmth.”