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Regional News Broadway-Bound Secret Garden and Hamilton Will Play TUTS Houston’s Theatre Under the Stars has announced the lineup of musicals slated for its 2017-2018 season.
Miguel Cervantes in Hamilton Joan Marcus

The Broadway national tours of Hamilton and Bright Star, as well as a pre-Broadway engagement of The Secret Garden, will be part of Houston’s Theatre Under the Stars’ 2017-2018 season.

TUTS will launch its season with the Broadway-bound revival of The Secret Garden, which will play Houston as part of its rolling pre-Broadway try-out October 10-22. Directed by David Armstrong, the revival is co-produced by Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre (where it arrives this spring) and Washington, D.C.’s Shakespeare Theatre Company. The revival of the 1991 Tony-winning musical has been announced for Broadway, though no target season has been revealed.

Broadway tours also include the Steve Martin-Edie Brickell musical Bright Star (March 13–25), and the Lin-Manuel Miranda megahit Hamilton (May 1–13).

The season also includes original stagings of Sleeping Beauty and Her Winter Knight, featuring the music of Mariah Carey, Katy Perry, John Legend, Bruno Mars, and more (December 6–24, 2017); the Tony-winning musical Memphis (February 20–March 4, 2018); as well as a new staging of Guys and Dolls, directed by Nick DeGruccio (June 12–24).

Like many theatres across the U.S., TUTS is utilizing Hamilton’s leverage to encourage subscription sales. Tickets to the TUTS Hamilton engagement are currently available only to buyers of full 2017-2018 TUTS subscriptions. Full six-show subscriptions are available for purchase only through March 31. Subscriptions sold after that date will not include the Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical.

Visit TUTS.com.

 
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