Leopoldstadt at Longacre Theatre

Leopoldstadt Tickets

Longacre Theatre | New York, New York

The story of Leopoldstadt occur in a Jewish neighborhood of early-20th-century Vienna. An affluent Jewish family who escaped the Holocaust in Eastern Europe is the plot line. It is almost unthinkable for most, but Sir Tom Stoppard spent over a year creating it, and spent even more time developing the concept. This triumphant sensation features some of the hottest production techniques ever deployed on a set, a moving narrative, and everything else you could possibly want to make your evening truly something very special indeed. Fans will be lining up to get tickets, and they will sell out quickly, but you can still get yours now from our limited supply. So be sure to move quickly to avoid disappointment, or else someone else will be sitting where you are supposed to be.

Leopoldstadt at Longacre Theatre

The production, Leopoldstadt, unfolds in Vienna's Jewish community in the first half of the 20th century. It recounts the lives of a prosperous Jewish family that had escaped the pogroms in the East. It actually took Sir Tom Stoppard over a year to pen it out, but much longer to come up with the concept, and as a matter of fact, Lloyd Evans, from the Spectator actually said, "it will go down in history as Tom Stoppard's Schindler's List". This show is very expressive, pulling in your heart sentiments and you will get the feels big time. This outright masterpiece has everything to make your evening something honestly very special indeed, and it is very likely Sir Stoppard's last one given his advanced age and the amount of time it takes to create something of this magnitude. This is what some of the commentators have said about Leopoldstadt, "Brilliant and gorgeous. A masterpiece" – Deadline "This is a play that demands to be seen" – Daily Beast, and it "Ranks among Mr Stoppard's greatest works" – The Wall Street Journal. You have to buy your tickets right now to find out how this story unfolds.

Leopoldstadt at Longacre Theatre

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