New York Spring Spectacular 2015

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New York Spring Spectacular 2015 Summary

Show Status: Closed
Genre: Special Event
New York Spring Spectacular 2015 is 1.5 Hours long, including an intermission of None
8 Shows per week
Previews Began: March 12, 2015
Show Opened : March 12, 2015
Show Closed: May 7, 2015

The Rockettes are back at Radio City Music Hall in New York Spring Spectacular. The story involves three New Yorkers who embark on an inspiring adventure, and end up changing one another’s lives in unforeseen ways.

What's New York Spring Spectacular 2015 Like?

Continuing their spectacular performance from their renowned Radio City Christmas Spectacular; the Rockettes embrace New York in the spring. The show is a dazzling extravaganza about the wonderful city of New York, with its people, places, and passion. The underlying magic tying it all together is the timeless beauty of the Rockettes. The legendary Rockette dancers perform their famously dynamic numbers, alongside unique puppetry spectacles along with technologically innovative wonders.

Is New York Spring Spectacular 2015 Good for Kids?

Yes! This show is excellent fun for the whole family. Any child aged 2 and older requires a ticket, and any child who has not yet turned 2 can enter free of charge, but must sit on their parent’s lap.

New York Spring Spectacular 2015 on Broadway Background

The Tony and Drama Desk winning creative team is led by Warren Carlyle (After Midnight, Chaplin, Follies) as director and choreographer. Furthermore, the show’s two co-creative directors are Diane Paulus (Pippin, Porgy and Bess, Hair) and Randy Weiner (Sleep No More). The book is written by Joshua Harmon, an up-and-coming playwright whose Off-Broadway works include Bad Jews at Roundabout. It is produced by MSG Entertainment and Weinstein Live Entertainment, two of American entertainment’s biggest powerhouses.