Theater Fans Had Much in Which To Delight in 2024, the Year of Second Chances

Numerous plays and musicals that had earned acclaim off-Broadway during the year’s early months — or in some cases in 2023, such as the Tony Award-winning ‘Stereophonic’ and ‘Job’ — received additional, often higher-profile productions.

Julieta Cervantes
Adam Driver in 'Hold On to Me Darling.' Julieta Cervantes

For many theater fans, 2024 was a year of second chances, as plays and musicals that had earned acclaim off-Broadway during the early months — or in some cases in 2023, such as the Tony Award-winning “Stereophonic” and “Job” — received additional, often higher-profile productions. It was also a promising year for musical theater, as several imaginative new works joined the usual stampede of pop hagiographies and fluffy movie adaptations on offer in and around Times Square.

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