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ASU Gammage announces shows for next Broadway season

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ASU Gammage is gearing up for a new Broadway lineup as it announces the 2022–2023 Desert Financial Broadway Across America-Arizona season. 

Season ticket holders can now renew their subscriptions for an extraordinary list of shows. It’s a season filled with hot, fresh from Broadway shows, powerful plays and some all-time Tony Award-winning favorites.

After a successful reopening of the theater and Broadway series, ASU Gammage is better than ever crediting its loyal donors, subscribers and staff.

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ASU Gammage is gearing up for a new Broadway lineup as it announces the 2022–2023 Desert Financial Broadway Across America-Arizona season. 

Season ticket holders can now renew their subscriptions for an extraordinary list of shows. It’s a season filled with hot, fresh from Broadway shows, powerful plays and some all-time Tony Award-winning favorites.

After a successful reopening of the theater and Broadway series, ASU Gammage is better than ever crediting its loyal donors, subscribers and staff.

“We cannot thank our patrons and supporters enough for believing in ASU Gammage this past year as we brought Broadway tours back into our theater. The 2022–2023 season is something to celebrate. It is packed with amazing productions and premieres, and we know our audiences will not only love these shows on stage but will love the experience that goes along with seeing live theater at ASU Gammage,” said Colleen Jennings-Roggensack, ASU Vice President for Cultural Affairs and Executive Director of ASU Gammage.

Launching the 2022–2023 season, is the electrifying pop-concert spectacle “Six”, a musical that flips the one-sided narrative from our history books with the six ex-wives of King Henry VIII headlining the show. Next in line, is a new adaptation by Aaron Sorkin of Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning American classic “To Kill A Mockingbird.”

Kicking off the new year in 2023, a new production of the iconic musical phenomenon “Jesus Christ Superstar” will rock its way to Tempe. Then, the greatly anticipated, unforgettable theatrical experience, Disney’s “Frozen” will charm ASU Gammage audiences in February. “Frozen” is filled with sensational special effects, stunning sets and costumes, and powerhouse performances.

Next in the season ticket package, the powerful drama and Tony Award-winning, “A Soldier’s Play”, starring Norm Lewis.

Making its toe-tapping return to ASU Gammage in summer 2023, the big-hair, big heart and big fun musical comedy “Hairspray” takes the stage. Finally, the haunting hit musical, “Beetlejuice” — based on Tim Burton's dearly beloved film, it's spectacularly strange and unusually funny.

And you are never fully dressed without a smile and a season option. One of the best-loved musicals of all time, “Annie”, is set to return in a new production.

Current season ticket holders can renew their subscription now at asugammage.com. Sales for new season subscriptions will be announced later. You can sign up for the ASU Gammage wait-list at asugammage.com.

2022-2023 Broadway schedule:

"Six": October 4–9, 2022

"To Kill A Mockingbird":  December 6–11, 2022

"Jesus Christ Superstar": January 31–February 5, 2023

Disney’s "Frozen": February 22–March 5, 2023

"A Soldier's Play", starring Norm Lewis: May 16–21, 2023

"Hairspray": June 20–25, 2023

"Beetlejuice": August 22–27, 2023

Season Option of  "Annie": March 24–26, 2023

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