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Nova York, assim como todos os lugares turísticos no mundo, foi muito atingido pela pandemia do Covid-19. Ainda em 2021, o turismo e empresas que sobrevivem do turismo na cidade, sofrem bastante com as consequências de mais de um ano parado, e tentam se reorganizar para não fechar definitivamente as portas. Os Shows da Broadway estão totalmente fechados desde de Marco 2020, e a partir de Setembro de 2021, gradativamente, irão retornar as atividades.
Entre shows da Broadway veteranos e novatos nossos guias de Nova York listaram os mais interessantes para você que deseja visitar NYC nesse Outono/Inverno 2021. Alguns shows decidiram fechar definitivamente em 2020 e os que continuam seguem regras rigorosas para reabertura. Muitos shows da Broadway retiraram o intervalo para evitar aglomerações nos corredores do teatro. Mascaras são obrigatórias durante todo o tempo do espetáculo e será necessário a comprovação de vacinação, segunda dose com mais de 15 dias, para ser admitido ao teatro; caso contrario você não entrara para assistir aos show.
The Lion King: Minskoff Theatre (200 West 45th Street - Esquina da 45th Street e Broadway)
The Phantom of The Opera: Majestic Theatre (245 West 44th Street - Entre Broadway e 8th Ave)
Hamilton: Richard Rodgers Theatre (226 West 46th Street - Entre Broadway e 8th Ave)
Wicked: George Gershwin Theatre (222 West 51st Street - Entre Broadway e 8th Ave)
Moulin Rouge: Al Hirschfeld Theatre (302 West 45th Street - Entre 8th Ave e 9th Ave)
Harry Potter: Lyric Theatre (213 West 42nd Street - Entre Broadway e 8th Ave)
Tina: Lunt-Fontanne Theatre (205 West 46th Street - Entre Broadway e 8th Ave)
Em destaque os novos Shows da Broadway 2021:
Diana - The Musical: a historia de Lady Diana Spencer, uma mulher que se tornou um fenômeno cultural mundialmente conhecida. Faça parte das suas paixões, entenda a vida em família e conheça a menina que se tornou uma forte mulher que abalou a realeza e criou um legado que durará para sempre. Longacre Theatre (220 West 48th Street - Entre Broadway e 8th Ave)
Pass Over: No Pass Over de Antoinette todos esperam que o dia seja diferente, sonham com sua terra prometida. Evocando desgosto, esperança e alegria durante seus 85 minutos, Pass Over transforma profanações cotidianas em riffs poéticos e humorísticos, iluminando o espírito humano inquestionável de jovens que procuram uma saída. August Wilson Theatre (245 West 52nd Street - Entre Broadway e 8th Ave)
Six - The Musical: Divorciadas, decapitadas, mortas ou sobreviventes – não importa o destino delas, todas as seis esposas de Henrique VIII iluminam o palco em um musical estilo concerto, que dá às seis esposas infelizes a oportunidade de contarem suas histórias com extrema energia. Brooks Atkinson Theatre (256 West 47th Street - Entre Broadway e 8th Ave)
The Lehman Trilogy: Unindo quase dois séculos de história familiar, este épico evento teatral escrito por Stefano Massini e adaptado por Ben Power registra o início humilde, os sucessos exorbitantes e o fracasso devastador da instituição financeira que acabaria por derrubar a economia global. Simon Russell Beale, Adam Godley e Ben Miles retratam os irmãos Lehman, seus filhos e netos, na mais típica história do capitalismo ocidental, retratada pelas lentes de uma única família de imigrantes, contada em três partes, apresentadas em uma noite. Nederlander Theatre (208 West 41st Street - Entre 7th Ave e 8th Ave)
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ENGLISH
New York, like all tourist places in the world, was hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic. Still in 2021, tourism and companies that survive from tourism in the city, suffer greatly from the consequences of more than a year out, and try to reorganize themselves so as not to permanently close their doors. Broadway Shows have been totally closed since March 2020, and from September 2021 onwards, they will gradually return to activities.
Between Broadway shows veterans and newcomers our New York guides have listed the most interesting for you who want to visit NYC this Fall/Winter 2021. Some shows decided to permanently close in 2020 and those that continue to follow strict rules for reopening. Many Broadway shows have withdrawn their intermission to avoid crowding the theater's corridors. Masks are mandatory during the entire time of the show and proof of vaccination will be required, second dose more than 15 days old, to be admitted to the theater; otherwise you will not be logged in to watch the show.
The Lion King: Minskoff Theater (200 West 45th Street - Corner of 45th Street and Broadway)
The Phantom of The Opera: Majestic Theater (245 West 44th Street - Between Broadway and 8th Ave)
Hamilton: Richard Rodgers Theater (226 West 46th Street - Between Broadway and 8th Ave)
Wicked: George Gershwin Theater (222 West 51st Street - Between Broadway and 8th Ave)
Moulin Rouge: Al Hirschfeld Theater (302 West 45th Street - Between 8th Ave and 9th Ave)
Harry Potter: Lyric Theater (213 West 42nd Street - Between Broadway and 8th Ave)
Tina: Lunt-Fontanne Theater (205 West 46th Street - Between Broadway and 8th Ave)
Featured New Broadway Shows 2021:
Diana - The Musical: the story of Lady Diana Spencer, a woman who has become a world-renowned cultural phenomenon. Be part of her passions, understand family life and meet the girl who became a strong woman who shook royalty and created a legacy that will last forever. Longacre Theater (220 West 48th Street - Between Broadway and 8th Ave)
Pass Over: In Antoinette's Pass Over everyone hopes that the day will be different, they dream of their promised land. Evoking heartbreak, hope and joy during its 85 minutes, Pass Over transforms everyday profanities into poetic and humorous riffs, illuminating the unquestionable human spirit of young people looking for a way out. August Wilson Theater (245 West 52nd Street - Between Broadway and 8th Ave)
Six - The Musical: Divorced, Beheaded, Dead or Survived - No matter what their fate, all six of Henry VIII's wives light up the stage in a concert-style musical that gives the six unhappy wives the opportunity to tell their stories with extreme energy . Brooks Atkinson Theater (256 West 47th Street - Between Broadway and 8th Ave)
The Lehman Trilogy: Bringing together nearly two centuries of family history, this epic theatrical event written by Stefano Massini and adapted by Ben Power records the humble beginnings, exorbitant successes and devastating failure of the financial institution that would ultimately bring down the global economy. Simon Russell Beale, Adam Godley and Ben Miles portray the Lehman brothers, their children and grandchildren in the most typical story of Western capitalism, portrayed through the lens of a single immigrant family, told in three parts, presented in one night. Nederlander Theater (208 West 41st Street - Between 7th Ave and 8th Ave)