The party's roaring on Broadway! Starring Jeremy Jordan (
Newsies) as Jay Gatsby and Eva Noblezada (
Hadestown) as Daisy Buchanan,
The Great Gatsby is a “great, big Broadway extravaganza that explodes with life and energy” (
Entertainment Weekly).
Directed by Marc Bruni (
Beautiful: The Carole King Musical), this story of extravagance and longing features choreography by Dominique Kelley (
So You Think You Can Dance), a book by Kait Kerrigan (
The Mad Ones) and a jazz- and pop-influenced original score by Jason Howland (
Little Women) and Nathan Tysen (
Paradise Square).
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Here is why we at Broadway Inbound think it's a perfect show for groups:
The 2024 version of The Great Gatsby on Broadway is a must-see for groups for several reasons. First, the production is a timeless classic that can be enjoyed whatever your age or interests. Its universal themes of the American Dream, personal ambition, and forbidden love resonate with everyone. Meanwhile, the epic set design and costumes perfectly capture the feeling of the 1920s, making the show fun to watch. The excellent acting and fascinating, imperfect characters are a cherry on top, making for engaging post-show discussions among your group.
The new Broadway adaptation of The Great Gatsby has truly struck gold with its casting. Jeremy Jordan is no stranger to the Broadway scene, having previously impressed audiences with his gripping performances in Newsies and Bonnie & Clyde. Eva Noblezada, on the other hand, is a rising star who has already made significant waves in the industry. Having earned Tony® nominations for her roles in Miss Saigon and Hadestown, she has proven her range and versatility time and again. Noblezada wowed audiences with her brilliant acting as Eurydice in Hadestown, showing her special knack for playing complex roles. Jordan and Noblezada, with their combined expertise and undeniable skills, breathe fresh life into F. Scott Fitzgerald's enduring masterpiece. They aim to present The Great Gatsby in a way that is as engaging as it is memorable. Gather your group and get ready to fall in love with the tale of Gatsby and Daisy all over again. After all, no one tells stories quite like Broadway.