Latest Events, Information & Tickets. Independent What's On Theatre Guide. Not a box office or theater.
Latest Events, Information & Tickets. Independent What's On Theatre Guide. Not a box office or theater.
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Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
A fun night is assured when "Life of Pi" comes to the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre on Thursday 31st August 2023. This plot includes everything a show-goer could want, from the most unbelievable score Broadway has ever heard to an unrivaled cast. The Guardian actually described it as "An extraordinary journey. Unmissable" and The Sunday Times said, "It will make you believe in theater." With such glowing reviews, expect tickets to sell out quickly, but fortunately for you, this is the best place to buy yours. Simply click the "Get Tickets" button, and you will be well on your way to obtaining the best seats in the house.
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The story begins by showing the Patel family and, specifically, Piscine Patel, or "Pi" for short. What follows for the Patel family, however, is unforeseeable. Everything the Patel family owned was destroyed in a single disastrous storm at sea. Pi is the last surviving Patel and is charged with keeping a Bengal tiger (named Richard Parker), a hyena, a zebra, and an orangutan.
Can you make it around the world in 227 days if your ship goes down? Suppose a Royal Bengal tiger moved onto the raft with you. Can you do both of these things at the same time?
Pi, is just a young boy, and the only human survivor of a shipwreck, but must undertake the impossibly difficult journey of crossing the world alone while trying to stay alive long enough to tell the tale. When Pi makes it back to dry land, he is questioned about his improbable adventure. Discover Piscine Patel's story live on stage at Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre in New York, New York. This is some of the finest story telling a stage has ever experienced and you honestly have to be there to live to appreciate it.
Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, New York, New York, , US