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Young Frankenstein: Monster Smash Or Monster Mash?
By Broadway Magazine
Mel Brooks has long been a maverick in comedy, and the Broadway musical comedy Young Frankenstein is his latest offering. Though Brooks may be esteemed as a statesman of comedy, he continues to create rather than ruminate on a career of comic innovation. His hit musical comedy The Producers defied all expectations and became one of the most celebrated musical comedies in Broadway history. No show could recreate the impact of The Producers, and expectations for Brooks will always be unfairly inflated. Comedy demands risk, and Brooks has pushed the comic edge with such regularity that it is only second nature for him now. With Young Frankenstein, he risks [...] read more »


Angelina Avallone, Doug Besterman, Patrick S Brady, Marc Brickman, Michael Curry i, Jonathan Deans, Joshua Frankel, Paul Huntley, Peter Kaczorowski, Susan Stroman, Robin Wagner, Fred Applegate, Heather Ayers, Jim Borstelmann, Paul Castree, Jennifer Lee Crowl, Jack Doyle, Ren e Feder, Christopher Fitzgerald, Sutton Foster, James Gray, Amy Heggins, Shuler Hensley, Eric Jackson, Kristin Marie Johnson, Matthew Labanca, Kevin Ligon, Andrea Martin, Barrett Martin, Linda Mugleston, Megan Mullally, Christina Marie Norrup, Justin Patterson, Brian Shepard, Sarah Strime, Craig Waletzko, Jon Patrick Walker, Courtney Young


Young Frankenstein
Show Synopsis
The new Mel Brooks' monster musical-comedy Young Frankenstein is the Broadway musical adaption of the exceptionally funny 1974 film, which starred Gene Wilder. The Broadway musical tells the story of a successful brain surgeon who inherits a castle in Transylvania and a family legacy for creating creatures. While the young surgeon succeeds in creating a monster, it is not without incredibly comic complications. Given Mel Brooks' inventive imagination and an all-star comic cast, there is little doubt that the Broadway incarnation of Young Frankenstein will retain the original films hilarious spirit, while offering Broadway audiences something delightfully surprising as well.
Schedule |
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| Monday: | - |
| Tuesday: | 7:00pm |
| Wednesday: | 2:00pm and 8:00pm |
| Thursday: | 8:00pm |
| Friday: | 8:00pm |
| Saturday: | 2:00pm and 8:00pm |
| Sunday: | 3:00pm |
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Running Time 2 hours and 45 minutes, with 1 intermission |
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