After Miss Julie
Broadway Drama
Previews September 19 2009
Opened October 22 2009
Limited Run to December 6 2009 Run
40 previews & 53 performances
Running Time 1 hr 30 mins | No intermission
Tickets $65 to $110
Rush $26.50 day of performance tickets
available when box office opens | 2 tickets per person | Subject to availability | Subject to change
Prices do not include any taxes,
service charges or other charges
Order at
Roundabout Theatre Company
Advisory Might not be appropriate for
children under 13
Restrictions Children 4 years old
and younger not permitted
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Thanksgiving Week November 23rd thru 29th
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No Performances
Added Performances
Curtain Changes Oct 27th thru 31st & Nov 3rd thru 6th 7:00P evening curtains
Producer
Roundabout Theatre Company
Creative
Patrick Marber author
Mark Brokaw director
Michael Krass costume design
Mark McCullogh lighting design
Allen Moyer scenic design
David Van Tieghem sound design & original
music
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Opening Night Cast |
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Sienna Miller |
Miss Julie |
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Johnny Lee Miller |
John |
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Marin Ireland |
Christine |
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Synopsis
From the press release: "After
Miss Julie is a re-imagining of August Strindberg's Miss
Julie, unfolding on the night of the British Labour Party's
landslide victory in 1945. It tells the tale of an upper-class young
woman's tragic midsummer fling with a chauffeur" Notes
The Roundabout was forced to cancel the 2003 run of
Miss Julie when star
Natasha Richardson dropped out of the production.
Playbill then reported that the Company might be readying a new
version for Fall 2005 at
Studio
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Then, After Miss Julie was
announced and was originally to enter
previews at the Biltmore
Theater April 13, 2005 for a May 3rd opening in a limited run
through July 2nd. For whatever reason, the slot went to
Shining City. We had
an inkling at the time that Julie might show up on the
Broadway boards sometime in 2007, but apparently were off the mark
by a couple of years |
