How To Watch Broadway Shows From Home During Coronavirus Self Isolation
Broadway shows are something that I really look forward to, and having to post this honestly breaks my heart a little bit. While spring Broadway shows may be canceled, there is a way you can watch Broadway shows online for a week without paying a cent. I know, I know, it is not the same as watching a live performance in an actual theater. But with Broadway performances on hiatus until further notice because of COVID-19, us theater enthusiasts need something to do while we socially distance ourselves and flatten the curve. BroadwayHD has a library of around 300 productions and will give you a seven-day free trial, therefore you can stream as many shows, plays and more. First up for me? I\’ll be watching Bye Bye Birdie. Playbill is also offering 15 Broadway plays and musicals that you can watch from the comfort of your couch, and Newsies is one of them!
CANCELED: Broadway In Detroit Spring Shows
In accordance with Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s Executive Order 2020-9 to temporarily close theatres and other public venues in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, Broadway In Detroit has canceled The Last Ship (April 22–26 at the Detroit Opera House) and The Color Purple (April 21-26 at Music Hall).
Guests who purchased tickets through Ticketmaster will receive a refund to the credit or debit card that was used for the purchase.
Guests who purchased tickets through the Fisher Theatre Subscriptions or Group Sales offices will also receive a refund to the credit or debit card that was used for the purchase. If payment was made by check, a refund check will be issued.
Guests who purchased tickets at the Fisher Theatre box office can return their tickets to the box office in person to obtain a refund or they can mail their tickets with their full name, address, phone number and email with a request for a refund to:
Broadway in Detroit Box Office
Show Refund
3011 W Grand Blvd
Detroit, MI 48202
Broadway In Detroit and Ticketmaster are only able to refund the original purchaser or purchases made through Ticketmaster Verified Resale. Broadway In Detroit is not responsible for purchases made through third-party resellers.
At this time all Broadway In Detroit performances scheduled after April 26, 2020, will go on as scheduled.
Broadway in Detroit & The Broadway League, along with its partners, are closely monitoring the evolving coronavirus situation and we will provide additional updates as needed. We are following the lead of local, state and federal elected officials as we implement strategies recommended and mandated by public health authorities and the Center for Disease Control (CDC) in all of our theatres and offices. The safety and security of theatregoers and employees is top priority.
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