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The Providence Performing Arts Center (PPAC) has unveiled an exciting lineup for its 2024-2025 season, promising captivating performances that will leave audiences spellbound. Let’s delve into the highlights of this upcoming season:
- Broadway Series:
- “A BEAUTIFUL NOISE - The Neil Diamond Story” kicks off the season in September 2024. This national tour launch celebrates the legendary Neil Diamond’s music and life.
- In October 2024, get ready for “Shucked”, another national tour premiere. This production promises laughter, heart, and a captivating storyline.
- “MJ The Musical” takes the stage in January 2025, offering an electrifying tribute to the King of Pop, Michael Jackson.
- Adapted from Yann Martel’s novel, “Life of Pi” arrives in February 2025, bringing its mesmerizing tale of survival and spirituality.
- Shakespeare gets a modern twist in “& Juliet”, scheduled for February to March 2025. This musical reimagines the ending of Romeo and Juliet.
- Fans of classic comedy won’t want to miss “Some Like It Hot” in April 2025, a delightful adaptation of the beloved film.
- Finally, in June 2025, buckle up for a time-traveling adventure with “Back To The Future”—a nostalgic journey that combines science fiction and heartwarming moments.
- Encore Series:
- “Mamma Mia!” returns in November 2024, inviting audiences to dance and sing along to ABBA’s timeless hits.
- The rhythmic and dynamic “Riverdance” graces the stage in April 2025, showcasing Irish step dancing at its finest.
- “Chicago” follows in May 2025, bringing the glitz, glamour, and intrigue of 1920s Chicago to Providence.
- Broadway Specials:
- The blockbuster hit “Hamilton” makes a triumphant return, captivating audiences with its revolutionary storytelling and unforgettable music.
- And don’t miss “The Cher Show”, a dazzling tribute to the iconic singer and actress Cher.
Whether you’re a theater aficionado or a casual attendee, PPAC’s 2024-2025 season promises an array of entertainment that will leave you applauding for more!
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