The Scottsboro Boys Broadway Show
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 The Scottsboro Boys on Broadway
Following a critically-acclaimed run at the Vineyard Theatre, this new musical by John Kander and Fred Ebb (Cabaret, Chicago) is now coming to Broadway. The Scottsboro Boys, set in 1930s Alabama, is based on the tragic true story of the Scottsboro Case, a precursor to the Civil Rights movement.
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Show Synopsis:
Performed as a minstrel show, The Scottsboro Boys tells the tragic story of nine young African-American men who were falsely accused of a crime against two white women.
Genre:
Musical Drama
Cast:
Sean Bradford
Josh Breckenridge
Derrick Cobey
Colman Domingo
Joshua Henry
Rodney Hicks
Kendrick Jones
Forrest McClendon
Julius Thomas III
Sharon Washington
Christian Dante White
Production Credits:
Susan Stroman (Direction and Choreography)
Beowulf Borritt (Set Design)
Toni-Leslie James (Costume Design)
Kevin Adams (Lighting Design)
Peter Hylenski (Sound Design)
Larry Hochman (Orchestrations)
Glen Kelly (Music Arrangements)
David Loud (Music Direction)
Other Credits:
David Thompson (Book)
John Kander and Fred Ebb (Music & Lyrics)
Summary Performed as a minstrel show, the new Kander & Ebb musical The Scottsboro Boys tells the tragic true story of nine young African-American men falsely accused of committing a crime against two white women.
Age May be inappropriate for ages 12 and under. Children under the age of 4 are not permitted in the theatre.
Our Recommendation The excellent cast brings to life a tale of injustice that deserves to be told. The story is compelling, and the score is good on the whole, but lacking many notable songs. The minstrel conceit is a risky concept that may be off-putting to some, but serves as a striking contrast that highlights the tragic nature of the story.
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