
Paddington Musical to Debut on Broadway in Spring 2027
The 'Paddington' musical is set to open on Broadway in Spring 2027, bringing the beloved bear's adventures to a New York stage. This marks a significant move for the production, which will be a new theatrical adaptation of the classic stories.
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‘What an adventure Broadway will be!’ Paddington musical packs suitcase for New York
Hugely successful London show to open in the US, with performances beginning in March Marmalade bagels at the ready: London’s Paddington Bear musical is to open on Broadway next spring. The phenomenally successful show, which won seven prizes at the Olivier awards, will begin performances on 30 March at the Al Hirschfeld theatre in New York, currently home to Moulin Rouge! The Musical. Luke Sheppard, the director of Paddington: The Musical, said that the well-mannered ursine hero “approaches ...
By Chris Wiegand Stage editor
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Paddington is heading to New York. A musical about the anthropomorphic, marmalade-loving bear is opening on Broadway in the spring of 2027. The show’s transfer was teased with posters of Paddington, which have been popping up around the theater district with the phrase “Have you seen this bear?” “Paddington: The Musical” will play at the […]
By Rebecca Rubin
Read full article →‘Paddington: The Musical’ Sets Spring 2027 Broadway Bow
The musical comes to Broadway after a buzzy London run and nine Olivier Awards.
By Caitlin Huston
Read full article →‘Paddington’ Musical Coming To Broadway Spring 2027
Paddington The Musical, the seven-time Olivier Award-winning West End musical, is heading to Broadway: Previews begin Tuesday, March 30, 2027, at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre, with an official opening on Sunday, April 18. Based on the classic children’s book A Bear Called Paddington by Michael Bond and the award-winning film Paddington, the musical, by special […]
By Greg Evans
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