Trump Plaza and Jersey Shore Entertainment continue the "Broadway on the Boardwalk" theatre series with "42nd Street," a musical based on the 1933 motion picture. It's a backstage story that focuses on a naive young actress who auditions for a new Broadway extravaganza.
In 1980, under the watchful eye of legendary producer David Merrick, "42nd Street" began a run that lasted for 3,486 performances, making it one of the longest-running hits in the history of Broadway. It went on to win the Tony Award for the Best Musical in 1981. In 2001, a revival of "42nd Street" won the Tony Award for Best Musical Revival. It ended January 2, 2005 after another successful run which lasted for over 1600 performances.
Trump Plaza and Jersey Shore Entertainment continue the "Broadway on the Boardwalk" theatre series with "42nd Street," a musical based on the 1933 motion picture. It's a backstage story that focuses on a naive young actress who auditions for a new Broadway extravaganza.
