‘In the Heights’ on Broadway Palm main stage through May 14
In the Heights is on the main stage at Broadway Palm through May 14. The show was conceived and written by the creator of Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and during its run on Broadway, his groundbreaking musical won Tony Awards for Best Musical, Best Score, Best Choreography and Best Orchestrations.
In the Heights tells 
the story of a vibrant Cuban, Dominican, and Puerto Rican community in New York City’s Washington Heights where the coffee from the corner bodega is light and sweet, the windows are always open, and the breeze carries the rhythm of three generations of music. When a winning lottery ticket, a power outage, and romantic tension 
all hit the neighborhood, the long-time friends and neighbors make discoveries about each other, themselves, and the place they all call home.
Directing In The Heights is Eliseo Roman and the choreographer and assistant director is Rebecca Kritzer. Roman, who made his directorial debut here with last season’s 
On Your Feet, was seen on Broadway in In The Heights, Leap of Faith, Hair and On Your Feet. Kristzer was part of the original cast of In The Heights’ first national tour, working with the original creative team and performing with the show’s creator Lin-Manuel Miranda.
The musical supervisor for this production is Zachary Dietz 
who worked on Broadway with In The Heights along with Mrs. Doubtfire, School of Rock and Wicked, among others.
Performances are Tuesday through Sunday evenings with selected matinees. Tickets are $50 to $75 with children and group prices available. Tickets are now on sale and can be reserved by calling (239)
278-4422, visiting BroadwayPalm.com or in person at 1380 Colonial Boulevard in Fort Myers.
April 14, 2022
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