Giant at Music Box Theatre

Embrace the theater magic that extends past what's going to be happening on stage on Sunday 28th June 2026. Giant is one of the most sought-after shows hitting up stages these days, and for good reason. Mark Rosenblatt's powerful play explores the life and controversies of beloved author Roald Dahl in 1983, directed by Nicholas Hytner. It presents a compelling story that's going to have the audience's eyes riveted to the stage from the opening scene to the closing number! The actors that are part of the performance are a mix of veterans of Broadway and other theater distrcits plus up-and-coming stars that could find themselves starring in productions in the coming years. Leading the cast is the incomparable John Lithgow, reprising his Olivier Award-winning role as Roald Dahl, joined by Aya Cash, Elliot Levey, and Rachael Stirling. Yet with all of this going on, that's only one piece of the journey that you're about to experience if you make your way to Music Box Theatre on Sunday 28th June 2026.

Why Giant is taking Broadway by storm?

Most importantly, Giant presents a compelling storyline! That in itself will pull people to films, TV sets, or, in this case, theaters. The musical score also makes the performance move in a way that over an hour inside this venue is going to seem like a breeze. Then you've got the attire and stage design. Those components can define a performance, and in this case, the production team has made a massive effort to ensure the audience can step into the world that Giant is trying to portray. A key element of that is the stunning stage design and costumes. As you can tell, Giant has a lot of things going for it. By the close of the night, you'll be glad you opted to be at this production. Note: This is the closing performance of the Broadway run, making it an especially momentous occasion!

Choosing Your Seat at Music Box Theatre

If you're able to buy seats to this event ahead of time, you're going to have a chance to embrace the conventional wisdom of choosing spots at a theater show. Those with experience recommend that you find a place in the center of the theater and not too close from the stage. If you can be in an elevated position, that's even better. What you get is a fuller view of the stage and an enhanced perspective of the performance. Music Box Theatre provides excellent sightlines of the stage from multiple positions, but nevertheless, it could be a smart idea to heed the conventional wisdom. This historic Broadway theater, built in 1921 by Irving Berlin and Sam H. Harris, offers seating across its Orchestra, Mezzanine, and 16 boxes with a capacity of 1025.

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