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Programming shows at The Bushnell - how does it work?

Thank you all so very much for taking advantage of the opportunity to talk to us through our new Bushnell Blog. We read, discuss and otherwise consider your postings everyday in hopes of doing an even better job bringing you the best the industry can offer. We will be announcing the 08-09 Broadway Series[very soon and will eagerly await your reactions!


The topic of repeat titles is very timely. Clearly, some folks love ‘em; some folks are less keen. Historically, The Bushnell (and colleague theatres) has been limited in their choices to the titles Broadway producers put on the road. Recently, however, The Bushnell has taken a very proactive role in changing that paradigm. The results of these efforts – brand NEW shows - are making their way to stages in New York and Chicago this season. If things go as planned, we will start to see these shows hit Broadway in the 08-09, 09-10 seasons, and therefore play The Bushnell shortly thereafter. For more details I would encourage you to read our president’s message in our annual report here (scroll to the bottom to download the PDF).

For you lovers of the classics, fear not. We will continue to strive for a healthy balance between the new and the time-honored.

For you lovers of the latest and greatest, fear not. We will also stay committed to representing your taste and interests “at the table.”

See you at The Drowsy Chaperone in February!

Scott Galbraith, VP Programming


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