(PITMAN, NJ) -- The Broadway Theatre of Pitman presents the Tony-Award winning musical, Titanic from July 7 – July 30, 2017. Notably known as the largest floating object in the world, on April 15, 1912, the “unsinkable ship” met its demise. Titanic is gorgeously written, with sweeping, soaring songs that leave you laughing or crying. Songs featured include; "I Must Get on that Ship," "First Class Roster," "Wake Up, Wake Up," "Still" and "We'll Meet Again Tomorrow."
Titanic depicts the passengers' thrill to be a part of the ship's maiden voyage and the reality that strikes as the tragic night unfolds. From the wealthiest passengers during the Victorian age to the poorest attendees that saved up their life earnings to afford a ticket aboard the ship, Titanic highlights the similarities and differences between the First, Second and Third-class passengers.
The performance schedule is as follows:
Reserved seating is currently available for $28. Contact the Theatre Box Office at pitmanbroadwaytheatre.com or call (856) 384-8381 for tickets.
The Broadway Theatre of Pitman is located at 43 S. Broadway in Pitman, New Jersey.
Infusing a classical oratorio with blues, gospel, jazz and soul, this musical and visual journey investigates human experiences of time and memory alongside powerful physical forces that shape the universe. Our exploration emphasizes the significance of the ritual of gathering for live performance in an increasingly screen-focused world.
Featuring the students of the Lewis Center as the cast and crew, this production is the first non-professional performance of this important new work which premiered in 2022 in New York City to great critical acclaim.
Directed by visiting Iranian artist and director Nikoo Mamdoohi, with English to Latin translations by Greg Taubman, Princeton Class of 2006, the professional team includes music direction by Emma Sway, music supervision by Solon Snider Sway, set design by Afsoon Pajoufar, lighting design by Kelley Shih, sound design by Kay Richardson, costume design by Keating Debelak, choreography by Sariel Golomb, and stage management by Milan Eldridge, Princeton Class of 2020. Juniors Lota Alagbe and Peyton McLaughlin serves as dramaturgs.
Infusing a classical oratorio with blues, gospel, jazz and soul, this musical and visual journey investigates human experiences of time and memory alongside powerful physical forces that shape the universe. Our exploration emphasizes the significance of the ritual of gathering for live performance in an increasingly screen-focused world.
Featuring the students of the Lewis Center as the cast and crew, this production is the first non-professional performance of this important new work which premiered in 2022 in New York City to great critical acclaim.
Directed by visiting Iranian artist and director Nikoo Mamdoohi, with English to Latin translations by Greg Taubman, Princeton Class of 2006, the professional team includes music direction by Emma Sway, music supervision by Solon Snider Sway, set design by Afsoon Pajoufar, lighting design by Kelley Shih, sound design by Kay Richardson, costume design by Keating Debelak, choreography by Sariel Golomb, and stage management by Milan Eldridge, Princeton Class of 2020. Juniors Lota Alagbe and Peyton McLaughlin serves as dramaturgs.
