Ghost the Musical on Broadway
As warmer weather hits the streets of little old New York, the Broadway theater scene promises to be red-hot, offering tour groups a dizzying array of choices.
This spring, in fact, will be “the busiest season I ever could have imagined,” said Dennis Martin, director, group sales programs, Broadway.com/Groups. “When one show closes, no more than a day and half goes by before another moves in.”
Martin said not a single theater—Broadway has 40 of ’em—will be empty by the end of April, the deadline for shows to open if they want to be considered for a Tony Award this June. At least seven new musicals, plus revivals and some exciting plays with big-name stars, are in the mix.
