Glory Days Heads for Broadway

⊆ March 26th, 2008 by lorraine treanor | ˜

Rumors have been circulating for weeks, and were confirmed today in Jane Horwitz’ Backstage column: Glory Days, the James Gardiner/Nick Blaemire musical premiered at Signature Theatre, is moving to New York’s Circle in the Square Theatre for a short run under the direction of Eric Schaeffer. Previews start April 22

The Glory Days podcast is one of our most popular. Click here to listen. Stay tuned as Joel Markowitz takes us backstage with James and Nick for Glory Days’ opening night on Broadway, May 6th.

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One Response to “Glory Days Heads for Broadway”

Ed Kelty Says:
April 1st, 2008 at 12:56 pm
Wonderful to see that emerging local talent is being recognized in New York, our theater capitol.

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