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Broadway News Widespread Manhattan Power Outage Causes Broadway Cancellations and Delays A blackout impacted several blocks in midtown July 13.

A power outage impacted several blocks in midtown Manhattan in the late afternoon July 13. Many Broadway theatres lost power in the outage, causing productions to delay their Saturday evening performances and others to cancel altogether.

The outage, according to the New York City Fire Department, spanned from Fifth Avenue to the Hudson River, and from streets in the 40s to 72nd Street. All Broadway houses are located in this area, though not all lost power.

Power was fully restored in the area by midnight; all shows will go on as scheduled Sunday, July 14. For information about refunds or exchanges, ticket holders for canceled performances should contact their point of purchase.

The following canceled their July 13 evening performances:
Ain't Too Proud
Aladdin
The Book of Mormon
The Cher Show
Chicago
Come From Away
Dear Evan Hansen
Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune
Frozen
Hadestown
Hamilton
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
To Kill a Mockingbird
King Kong
The Lion King
Mean Girls
Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow (Off-Broadway)
Moulin Rouge!
Oklahoma!
Pretty Woman
The Prom
Rock of Ages (Off-Broadway)
A Strange Loop (Off-Broadway)
Tootsie
Waitress
What the Constitution Means to Me
Wicked

The following shows went on as scheduled:
Beautiful: The Carole King Musical
Beetlejuice
Be More Chill
Broadway Bounty Hunter (Off-Broadway)
Burn This
Fiddler on the Roof (Off-Broadway)

Cast members from some shows still found a way to entertain theatregoers who were awaiting final word on the status of their performance.




 
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