The Fantasticks Tickets & VIP Experiences

This production of The Fantasticks closed on Feb 07, 2027, but there’s always something exciting to see on Broadway! Explore what’s currently playing and secure group tickets for your next unforgettable experience.

About the show

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This groundbreaking new production of the beloved musical, _The Fantasticks_ is reimagined as a gay contemporary love story, redefining the show’s timeless romance.
With direction and choreography of Tony Award winner Christopher Gattelli (_Death Becomes Her; Newsies_) and featuring a revised book and lyrics by Tom Jones and music by Harvey Schmidt, this re-envisioned _Fantasticks_ features the central romantic pair—traditionally Matt and Luisa—now as Matt and Lewis, reinterpreting the story’s delicate allegory of love, longing, and reconciliation. The show’s original pair of fathers, who secretly orchestrate the clandestine love affair between their children, are now mothers. With the show’s heart, humor, and brilliant songs like “Try To Remember,” “They Were You,” and “I Can See It” in place, it’s the musical that proves love is universal – and always fantastic!

This groundbreaking new production of the beloved musical, _The Fantasticks_ is reimagined as a gay contemporary love story, redefining the show’s timeless romance. <br> With direction and choreography of Tony Award winner Christopher Gattelli (_Death Becomes Her; Newsies_) and featuring a revised book and lyrics by Tom Jones and music by Harvey Schmidt, this re-envisioned _Fantasticks_ features the central romantic pair—traditionally Matt and Luisa—now as Matt and Lewis, reinterpreting the story’s delicate allegory of love, longing, and reconciliation. The show’s original pair of fathers, who secretly orchestrate the clandestine love affair between their children, are now mothers. With the show’s heart, humor, and brilliant songs like “Try To Remember,” “They Were You,” and “I Can See It” in place, it’s the musical that proves love is universal – and always fantastic!

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Hayes Theater

The Hayes Theater, originally known as the Little Theatre, opened in 1912 under the vision of producer Winthrop Ames. Designed by architects Ingalls & Hoffman, the theater was part of the Little Theatre Movement, emphasizing intimate productions and experimental works. In 1920, architect Herbert J. Krapp expanded the seating capacity by adding a balcony, increasing the total to approximately 597 seats, making it the smallest Broadway theater. Over the years, the venue has served various purposes, including stints as a television studio and conference hall. In 1983, it was renamed the Helen Hayes Theatre in honor of the esteemed actress. The theater underwent significant renovations and, in 2018, reopened as the Hayes Theater under the management of Second Stage Theater, continuing its legacy of hosting innovative productions.

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