Step back into one of the most pivotal moments in American history with the Broadway adaptation of Good Night, and Good Luck. Starring the iconic George Clooney, this gripping play takes you inside the newsroom of Edward R. Murrow as he stands up against Senator Joseph McCarthy during the Red Scare. The production captures the tension, bravery, and journalistic integrity that defined Murrow’s fight for truth. We have a block of tickets in the front Mezzanine for $230. Email me to save your spot.
A Story That Resonates Today
Set in 1953, the play offers an immersive look at Murrow’s broadcasts on CBS News, where he and his team exposed McCarthy’s dangerous tactics. With themes of integrity and resilience, Good Night, and Good Luck remains profoundly relevant.
Why You Can’t Miss It
Directed by Tony Award nominee Bartlett Sher, the production combines riveting performances, stunning visuals, and a live jazz score to transport audiences to the golden age of television. George Clooney’s performance adds star power and depth to this already compelling story.