Moulin Rouge - New York

”Moulin Rouge! The Musical" is a dazzling 2 hour and 40 minute stage show. The production began in Boston, USA, with a NY Broadway production opening in 2019. This stage adaptation of the world of Baz Luhrmann's film of the same name, along with a magnificent and glittering stage design that also evokes the atmosphere of the authentic French Moulin Rouge, will surprise and enthuse the audience. The Al Hirschfeld Theatre is a beautiful theater with a classical atmosphere same as the theaters on Broadway in New York that have the feel of a European opera house as though that were built in the early 20th century. The production won 10 prestigious Tony Awards in 2020, including Best Musical, Best Direction, Best Choreography, Best Equipment Design, and Best Costume Design, and it remains one of the most popular ticket items today. The combination of Christian and Satine's singing is powerful and emotional, and the romantic song "Come What May," set in Lautrec's studio in Montmartre, is also impressive and memorable. In addition to the popular cast members, Boy George, the charismatic pop star who took the world by storm in the 1980s, will appear as the role of manager, Harold Zidler, for a limited run from February to May 2024. In the play, a giant windmill and elephant will appear in the venue, and, as in the movie, Satine, who plays the actress, will descend from overhead in the audience on a trapeze. The orchestra seats on the first floor, around rows 7 to 10 in the front provide a sense of realism and a view of the entire stage. There are also VIP table seats right in front of the stage. Doors open 40 minutes before the curtain, and before the curtain there is a sensual dancer performance called a pre-show, and a magic show. The mood is like being in a nightclub. The Moulin Rouge! is a mash-up musical, with a huge number of mega-hit songs scattered throughout the play. About 70 existing songs by world superstars such as Madonna, Lady Gaga, Beyonce and Elton John are used in the play. At the end, a song from the famous operetta "Heaven and Hell" is played, and the manager Zidler plays the role of "Everybody, can can!," the audience erupts in cheers and applause, celebratory cannons are launched, and gold, silver or heart-shaped confetti flow in the air! It is an overwhelming world of entertainment in this participatory musical. We invite you to experience firsthand a performance where you can feel the heat from one end of the stage to the other.

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Moulin Rouge - New York Upcoming Shows

Moulin Rouge is currently touring various locations in North America, but watching it on Broadway offers a unique experience. Here is the schedule of upcoming shows.

• Aug 3 - Al Hirschfeld Theatre

• Aug 5 - Al Hirschfeld Theatre

• Aug 12 - Al Hirschfeld Theatre

Boy George appearance on Moulin Rouge - New York

There will be a sing-along performance on August 3, 2024. Boy George returns to the stage as Harold Zidler in the Broadway version of "Moulin Rouge". Boy George, who is well-known for songs like "Karma Chameleon" and for his unique style and cosmetics, seemed to match the part perfectly. During his performance, he wore a purple eyeshadow, a black top hat, and an ornate red jacket. He will have a small role in the Tony-Award winning musical, appearing in 112 performances from February 6 to May 12, 2024.

Where is Moulin Rouge - New York held?

Moulin Rouge - New York is held in Al Hirschfeld Theatre. Other Moulin Rouge shows are held in many places in North America, so don't be confused with them. It is located in a Broadway theater at 302 West 45th Street in the Theater District of Midtown Manhattan in New York City. For more details about venue, you can click the page of Al Hirschfeld Theatre.

Al Hirschfeld Theatre Seating Chart

When attending Moulin Rouge - New York (Broadway) shows, don't forget to get the good seats along with your preference. Al Hirschfeld Theatre in New York can hold up to 1304 guests, with seating divided among several sections, including special Can Can! Table Seating, Orchestra, and Mezzanine areas. For the best value, consider the back rows of the Center Mezzanine, which offer good views for Moulin Rouge! The Musical, though central seating is recommended to avoid missing parts of the performance due to set pieces. The back half of the Center Orchestra provides a decent view at a lower cost but may have some view limitations. Premium seating can be found in the front rows of the Center Mezzanine for optimal views of the set and choreography, while rows C - F in the Center Orchestra offer a balance of proximity and perspective. The Can Can Tables offer a unique, immersive experience with performers moving around the audience.

Details about Moulin Rouge at Can Can! Table Seating

When buying Can Can! Table Seating, be aware that seats are very close to the stage, amidst the performance action, and located on both sides of an extended runway, replacing the traditional orchestra pit. Once the performance starts, exits are restricted by closed runway bridges, limiting movement except during emergencies or intermission. Late arrivals might lose their seats to other patrons, and there's no late seating for each act to avoid disrupting the performance and ensure performer safety. Physical contact with the stage or runways is prohibited, as is placing items on them. Large items may need to be checked, and the seating isn't wheelchair accessible. Eating, drinking, and recording of any kind are not allowed in the Can Can! area.