Leopoldstadt Tickets
Longacre Theatre | New York, New York
The events of Leopoldstadt occur in a Jewish neighborhood of early-20th-century Vienna. A well-to-do Jewish family who escaped the tragedy in Eastern Europe is the story line. It is almost unimaginable for most, but Sir Tom Stoppard spent over a one year creating it, and spent even more time developing the idea. This downright masterpiece features some of the hottest production techniques ever used on a stage, a moving story, and everything else you could possibly want to make your evening truly something very special indeed. Show goers will be lining up to get tickets, and they will sell out quickly, but you can still obtain yours now from our limited supply. So be sure to move quickly to avoid frustration, or the alternative will be someone else will be sitting where you are supposed to be.
The events of the play Leopoldstadt take place in a Jewish neighborhood of Vienna at the starting of the 20th century. It captures the lives of a affluent Jewish family that fled the Eastern European genocide. Sir Tom Stoppard took more than a year to finish it, but it took him much longer to build up the idea. Undoubtedly, Lloyd Evans of the Spectator stated unequivocally that "It will go down in history as Tom Stoppard's Schindler's List." After having watched this exhibit, you will feel torn between a wide range of emotions because it is so deeply moving. Everything you could conceivably need to make your evening truly special is provided by this majestic triumph. Given his advanced age and the time it took to create something of this talent, this production will probably be Sir Stoppard's last one. Leopoldstadt has been dubbed "Brilliant and gorgeous, A masterpiece" – Deadline, "Ranks among Mr. Stoppard's greatest works" – The Wall Street Journal, and "An inexpressibly moving majestic play" – The Wall Street Journal. All these reporters are not wrong. You don't want to miss out on this outstanding piece of work, but if you don't move quickly, you will. Be sure to buy your tickets from this site, right now.