The season — with a whopping 34 new productions — represents a full return to theaters after nearly two years of a pandemic-mandated shutdown.
The top new play entries could include two about economics — “Skeleton Crew,” Dominique Morisseau’s play about blue-collar job insecurity in a Detroit auto stamping plant in 2008, and “The Lehman Trilogy,” Stefano Massini’s play spanning 150 years about what led to the collapse of financial giant Lehman Brothers.
The two other likely entries in the musical revival category are “Caroline, Or Change,” Tony Kushner and Jeanine Tesori's show that explores America’s racial, social and economic divisions in 1963 Louisiana, and “Company,” Sondheim’s exploration of a single person’s conflicted feelings about commitment, this time with a gender-switching of the lead character.
The best actor in a musical race likely will include a trio of veterans — Jackman in “The Music Man,” Rob McClure in"Mrs. Doubtfire" and Billy Crystal from “Mr. Saturday Night” — and two newcomers, Jaquel Spivey from “A Strange Loop” and Myles Frost playing the moonwalking titular lead in “MJ.”
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