Leopoldstadt at Longacre Theatre

Leopoldstadt Tickets

Longacre Theatre | New York, New York

Sir Tom Stoppard's latest play, Leopoldstadt, opens at Longacre Theatre on Friday 17th March 2023. It depicts the lives of a prosperous Jewish family that had fled the pogroms in the East. This outright sensation has everything to make your evening something truly very magical indeed, from a moving narrative to some of the best production techniques to ever honor a set. If it isn't obvious already, it should be audiences will be lining up to get their tickets, and they will run out fast but you can get yours now from our limited quantity. So to avoid disappointment, be sure to act quickly or else someone else will be sitting where you're supposed to be.

Leopoldstadt at Longacre Theatre

The tale of Leopoldstadt takes place in an area of Vienna that filled with a Jewish community at the start of the 20th century. As the story unwinds we find a well-to-do Jewish family who escaped the troubles in Eastern Europe. Most people can't even imagine how much effort was put into this play, Sir Tom Stoppard worked on it for over a year and spent even more time figuring out the idea. Critics adore it so much that Lloyd Evans of The Spectator said, "It will be remembered as Tom Stoppard's Schindler's List." Others have spoken amazing words like "Brilliant and beautiful, a masterpiece" by Deadline, "Ranks among Mr. Stoppard's best works," and "an inexpressibly moving, majestic play" by The Wall Street Journal. This drama has it all wrapped up into one amazing piece that will move you to feel and think a lot of different things at once. This pretty awe-inspiring success has everything you could want for a fun night out, and this production is very likely to be Sir Stoppard's last play given his advancing age and the sheer amount duration it takes to make one. You really don't want to miss out on this one of a kind piece of work, and tickets are limited. Be sure to get yours from our site, right here.

Leopoldstadt at Longacre Theatre

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