See what's happening at NEW HAVEN’S SHUBERT THEATRE
Theatre’s Signature “Next Stop: New Haven” Fundraiser is coming up soon!
The Shubert Theatre, located in the heart of downtown New Haven, Connecticut, is holding its Fall 2020 season “virtually”, including a full line-up of musical, community, holiday and fundraising programming through the end of December.
“We are proud to be one of the first cultural arts institutions to quickly pivot and move our Next Stop: New Haven event to a virtual food, entertainment and fundraising experience for our patrons back in May just after shelter-in-place orders were enacted,” said Carla Sullivan, VP of External Relations. “After a successful sold out performance for this event, we spent the summer focused on the community at large with our summer camp offering, providing campers with an at-home experience that closely mirrored our normal offering. The extended closure of Broadway unfortunately greatly affects our Broadway series, postponing many of our scheduled shows to visit us later than originally planned in 2021. To continue the tradition of the Shubert Theatre and offer a variety of art, cultural and performance programming to our community, we’ve worked hard to plan a full slate of events to bring us all together – even when physically apart! – through the remainder of the calendar year.”
“While our stage is temporarily dark and seats are temporarily empty, we want to offer our loyal supporters a way to safely come together and experience diverse and rich performance offerings,” added Lew Michaels, General Manager. “While we know it’s not the same as coming to a live event in our historic theatre, our virtual line-up over the next few months gives you a taste of the Shubert’s programming you’ve come to love…..from the comfort of your own home! In the meantime, our entire team is hard at work planning for your safe return to our home here in New Haven when the time is right to safely come together again, live and in-person.”
Upcoming programming includes (with additional events and details to be announced):
The Shubert Theatre is proud to present the third installment of its signature fundraiser, “Next Stop: New Haven,” celebrating New Haven’s culinary scene, Broadway’s rising stars and the beloved theatre. Following a successful at-home event in May, the Fall event will include a curated box of food and beverage goodies from the theatre’s restaurant partners and access to the 75-minute live program. Tickets to the limited seating event, available for $75, will support a number of beloved New Haven restaurants, the Theatre and a local charitable organization. Additional information and tickets will be available at https://shubert.com/shows-events/next-stop-new-haven-at-home
Wednesday, December 23 at 7:00pm
Songwriter and best-selling solo pianist Jim Brickman brings “Comfort & Joy at Home LIVE” tour to your home just in time for the holidays. This 75-minute, uplifting, family-friendly holiday concert tradition will include holiday carols and many of his own hit songs including “The Gift,” “Sending You A Little Christmas,” “Angel Eyes” and “If You Believe.” Ticket options range from $40-$125, with options including a virtual meet and greet party with Jim, a gift stocking delivered to your door and access to the concert.
For additional information about the virtual Fall season or to purchase tickets, visit www.shubert.com.
About the Shubert Theatre
Opened in 1914, the Shubert Theatre, located in the heart of downtown New Haven, Connecticut, is a historic space best known for its pre-Broadway and Broadway series presentations, as well as performances of dance, cabaret, music, comedy, solo performances and family entertainment. In addition to presenting more than 600 pre-Broadway tryouts, world and American premieres over its storied 100+ year history, the not-for-profit organization fulfills its mission of making culture and performing arts accessible to the community at large through accessible programming and education and outreach offerings. Theatre operations are supported by the generosity of loyal individual donors, corporate sponsors and grant funders. With more than 150 events and performances each year, the Shubert Theatre drives thousands of patrons to local restaurants and small businesses. The facilities’ fully-restored Broadway style theatre and other spaces are also available for private and public event rentals.
The Shubert Theatre is owned and operated by CAPA (Columbus Association for the Performing Arts), a not-for-profit, award-winning presenter of national and international performing arts and entertainment. The organization also owns and operates the Ohio Theatre, Palace Theatre and Southern Theatre, located in downtown Columbus, Ohio, and manages other Ohio venues including the Drexel theatre, Riffe Center Theatre Complex, Lincoln Theatre and McCoy Center for the Arts.
For more information, visit www.shubert.com, or Facebook (@ShubertTheater), Instagram (@shubertnewhaven), Twitter (@ShubertTheater) and YouTube (@ShubertTheaterNH).
