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A Sign of the Times

First Preview: Feb 8, 2024
Opening Date: Feb 22, 2024
Closing Date: Jun 2, 2024
Running Time: 02:15
A Sign of the Times

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Playing @
New World Stages
340 West 50th Street, New York City, NY 10019
In 1965, one woman’s incredible journey begins to the soundtrack of a generation. In this whirlwind of flower power, free love and rock & roll, one aspirational young woman finds herself in New York City—ready to dive into this brave new world.

You’re invited to journey back to America’s most unforgettable decade as a young photographer tries to make her way in the world amid the changing times and changing music that defined an era. A totally original story with such classic songs as "Downtown", "Gimme Some Lovin’", "Rescue Me" and "I Know A Place" plus dozens more, A Sign of the Times explodes with the music you love, the moves you’ll never forget and the madness that shaped that generation—and our own. Presented by The York Theatre Company.
Off BroadwayMusical
Show Notes: 1 intermission
Age Guidance: 11
Audience Advisory: This production utilizes theatrical fog & haze, loud noises, e-cigarettes, theatrical blood, simulated violence and adult language & themes, including alcohol use.

Performance Schedule

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Cast
  • Chilina Kennedy
  • Ryan Silverman
  • Justin Matthew Sargent
  • Crystal Lucas-Perry

Music
  • featuring the songs of Petula Clark
  • Lesley Gore
  • Dusty Springfield and other hits of the 1960s

Book
  • Lindsey Hope Pearlman
  • based on an original story by Richard J. Robin

Director
  • Gabriel Barre

Choreography
  • JoAnn M. Hunter

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Full-price tickets:

$86.00 - $144.00

Accessibility

  • Box Office

    Street to Lobby (Box Office): no steps, ground floor. Box Office windows are wheelchair accessible
  • Curb Ramps

    None available
  • Restroom

    Men's & Women’s (Orchestra Level-North): multiple stalls & 1 accessible stall, changing table. Men’s & Women’s (Mezzanine Level-South): multiple stalls & 1 accessible stall. Gender Neutral (Orchestra Level-Center): single stall
  • Elevator/Escalator

    Everything is accessible with escalators and an elevator but the space itself is large, requiring a bit of walking
  • Entrance

    Complex has a street level entrance, with elevators. The theatres are located underground with three levels: the main floor, the mezzanine level (one floor down), and the orchestra level (another floor down)
  • Visual Assistance

    Available upon request
  • Water Fountain

    Outside of restroom Orchestra Level-North. Wheelchair accessible.
  • Assisted Listening System

    Infrared assisted listening devices and neck induction loop systems (requires t-coil) are available to borrow at the Shubert Audience Services kiosk
  • Wheelchair Info

    Wheelchair seating is available
  • Parking

    Street parking located on 49th & 50th Sts. New World Stages also uses ParkWhiz: https://www.parkwhiz.com/new-world-stages-parking/
  • Passenger Loading Zone

    Front of Entrance
  • Telephone

    None on premises
  • Translation

    None on premises

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