Leopoldstadt Tickets
Longacre Theatre | New York, New York
Leopoldstadt, the most recent production by Sir Tom Stoppard, debuts at Longacre Theatre on Tuesday 4th April 2023. It depicts the lives of a wealthy Jewish family who had fled the troubles East of Vienna. This downright sensation features some of the most brilliant production techniques ever deployed on a set, a moving tale, 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 obtain yours here from our limited supply. So be sure to move quickly to avoid disappointment, or the alternative will be someone else will be sitting where you are supposed to be.
The tale of Leopoldstadt takes place in an early twentieth-century Jewish area of Vienna. The setting mainly focuses on a moneyed Jewish family that manages to run away Eastern Europe before the tragedy happens there. Critics absolutely love it, and Lloyd Evans of The Spectator wrote vehemently, "It will go down in history as Tom Stoppard's Schindler's List." Some critics have even called it "an inexpressibly moving majestic play" (The Wall Street Journal), "Brilliant and gorgeous, A masterpiece" (Deadline) and it "ranks among Mr. Stoppard's greatest works" and rightly so because it took Sir Tom Stoppard over a year to write it and even longer than that to develop the concept. No, no! This was no easy task and some can't even imagine what it would take to do it. With such a powerful plot you find yourself torn between a wide assortment of conflicting feelings. All the right components are there for a fantastic evening in this spectacular success. Sadly, due to his advanced age and the amount of time needed to create something of this quality, this is almost guaranteed to be Sir Stoppard's last theatrical production. Don't wait on this one, because you will end you up missing out on an incredible piece of art. This page has very limited tickets, so be sure to grab yours here.
