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An Enemy of the People

First Preview: Feb 27, 2024
Opening Date: Mar 18, 2024
Closing Date: Jun 23, 2024
Running Time: 02:00
An Enemy of the People

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Playing @
Circle in the Square
235 West 50th Street , New York, NY 10019
Succession's Jeremy Strong returns to Broadway alongside The White LotusMichael Imperioli in a riveting new revival of Henrik Ibsen’s thunderous masterwork, An Enemy of the People. A small-town doctor (Strong) considers himself a proud, upstanding member of his close-knit community. When he discovers a catastrophe that risks the lives of everyone in town, he raises the alarm. But he is shaken to his core when those in power, including his own brother (Imperioli), not only try to silence him—they try to destroy him.

This strictly limited engagement is a new adaptation by Tony Award nominee Amy Herzog, the playwright behind last season’s critically acclaimed reimagining of Ibsen’s A Doll’s House. Directed by Tony Award winner Sam Gold, An Enemy of the People comes to Broadway for 16 weeks only.
BroadwayPlay - Drama
Show Notes: No intermission (there is one brief pause)
Age Guidance: 12
Audience Advisory: Absolutely no late seating. Late comers will be placed in the back of the house in standing room 20 minutes into the performance.

Performance Schedule

Visit telecharge.com for full performance schedule.


Cast
  • Jeremy Strong
  • Michael Imperioli
  • Victoria Pedretti
  • David Patrick Kelly
  • Thomas Jay Ryan

Written By
  • Henrik Ibsen
  • in a new version by Amy Herzog

Director
  • Sam Gold

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Full-price tickets:

$99.00 - $499.00

Lottery & Rush

Digital Lottery: A limited number of $39 tickets will be available via digital lottery, subject to availability. The digital lottery opens at 12 AM one day before the performance and winners are drawn at 10 AM and 3 PM that same day. Tickets are non-transferable and limited to 2 tickets per person. Lottery tickets may be for any location, including standing room. Visit rush.telecharge.com.

Accessibility

  • Box Office

    50th St. Ground floor. Counter 43"
  • Restroom

    Womens: 1st lower level (theater level). Through double doors (on level ground near elevators) into hallway through door (33") to restrooms. Door 28.5". Stall door 22".Mens: 1st lower level. Door 25.5". Stall door 22.5"
  • Entrance

    Double doors (each 35") at street level to box office. Escalator or thirty steps down to lower levels. Alternate entrance: Doors (each 34") through 1633 Broadway office building to elevators. Tickets must be purchased before entry to lower levels of theater.
  • Water Fountain

    Theater lobby (1st lower level), next to bar. Spout 42" No clear space
  • Wheelchair Info

    Four sections of wheelchair seats in the last row, no stairs required.
  • Elevator/Escalator

    There is an escalator down to the theatre level from the box office. An elevator is available that is accessible through the adjoining building, and an usher is available to escort patrons from the box office to the elevator.
  • Folding Armrests

    None
  • Assisted Listening System

    Assisted listening devices and neck induction loop systems (requires t-coil) are available to borrow at the Audience Services kiosk. Driver’s license or ID with printed address required.

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