(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, September 07, 2012 ) New York, NY -- Mary Poppins is back in Broadway. The classic P.L. Travers story, popularized by the 1964 Walt Disney film, will show audiences once again why it has become one of the most timeless tales ever told. Told in print, film, and onstage, Mary Poppins has captured the hearts of many audiences, both young and old.
The long-running series of Mary Poppins scheduled at the New Amsterdam Theatre in New York has begun and will continue until July 2013. It will be performing there all throughout the Christmas holidays, giving visitors and tourists in New York one activity to add to their itinerary.
So from September 2012 all the way to July 2013, audiences in New York and from all over the world will be able to revisit the unforgettable story. All in all, there will be a total of eight performances every week.
The popularity of Mary Poppins is not to be questioned. The theatrical show is currently hailed as one of the biggest sensations in London. Mary Poppins onstage will feature Academy Award winning songs from the Sherman brothers and has gained the approval of Olivier award-winning director Richard Eyre, who is at the helm of the problem, bringing Mary Poppins and the Banks family to life. So far, the show is estimated to run for two hours and 40 minutes with an intermission.
Mary Poppins is one of the most unforgettable tales from Disney as it marked the very first collaboration between Disney and Cameron Mackintosh. Mackintosh is best known for producing The Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables, and Cats in Broadway.
The chosen venue, New Amsterdam Theatre, has been fully booked for all Mary Poppins shows. The venue, which is located at 214 West 42nd Street, is one of the widely favored theatre venues in New York. All New Amsterdam Theatre Tickets are now available at ACheapSeat.com. As of now, the theatre is booked especially for Mary Poppins until next year.
The New Amsterdam Theatre, also dubbed as the crown jewel of New York’s theatrical history, opened in 1903 and was designed by architects Henry Herts and Hugh Tallant. It has also played host to Disney’s The Lion King and Othello. Since then, it has undergone minor modifications including one that turned it into a movie house instead of a theater house. After renovations, the Thus, audiences who plan on enjoying the production can expect a more comfortable Broadway experience.
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