Broadway + the seafarer can be watched at the Booth Theater, 222 West 45th
Street, Manhattan, NY 10036, (212) 239-6200. The show is a National Theater of
Great Britain production and is acclaimed as one of the most popular shows of
this season. It is written and directed by Conor McPherson. The creative team
comprises of some of the well known names in the field. The cast includes David
Morse, Conleth Hill, Ciaran Hinds, Jim Norton and Sean Mahon. The play is both
entertaining and spine chilling as the creative team and the cast have done a
wonderful job of bringing to life the story of five drunks trying their best to
celebrate Christmas Eve.
Experience Broadway + The Seafarer
If you plan to
visit NYC, you must see Broadway + the seafarer. Any trip to New York City would
be incomplete if you do not experience the thrills of Broadway by catching one
of its acclaimed shows. Broadway + the seafarer has evoked so many positive
reviews that it may just be the one show that you must watch.
You can make an
online search by typing the words Broadway + the seafarer and you will see a few
hundred webpages with the reviews of the play. You will be surprised at the
number of admirers the show has won. The story of the Irish play is based on two
dysfunctional siblings Sharky and Richard. David Morse plays Sharky, who is at
crossroads, having to care for his blind brother played by Jim Norton. They are
trying to celebrate Christmas Eve and are joined by two friends- Conleth Hill
who plays Ivan Curry and Sean Mahon who plays Nicky Giblin. Ciaran Hinds plays
Mr. Lockhart, a stranger who is the Devil out to get Sharky's soul.
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