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Disgraced Broadway

Disgraced 2014

Run Time:
One hour and 30 minutes
Ages: 13+
Opened: October 23, 2014
Closing: March 01, 2015

Disgraced - 2014 Broadway History , Info & More

Lyceum Theatre (Broadway)
149 W. 45th St., New York, NY 10036
Run Type Limited Run
Market Broadway
Previews September 27, 2014
DISGRACED is the story of a successful Muslim-American attorney who has renounced his religion and secured a coveted piece of the American Dream. Living high above Manhattan's Upper East Side, he and his artist wife host an intimate dinner party that is about to explode. Witty banter turns to vicious debate, and with each cocktail comes a startling new confession, painting an unforgettable portrait of our perception of race and religion.

Reviewing DISGRACED at LCT3 for The New York Times, Charles Isherwood wrote:

"This rollicking new play by Ayad Akhtar is a continuously engaging, vitally engaged play about thorny questions of identity and religion in the contemporary world. The dialogue bristles with wit and intelligence. Mr. Akhtar puts contemporary attitudes toward religion under a microscope, revealing how tenuous self-image can be for people born into one way of being who have embraced another."

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FEATURED REVIEWS FOR Disgraced

First Nighter: Ayad Akhtar's Pulitzer-Prized Disgraced in a Welcome Return

From: Huffington Post By: David Finkle Date: 2014-10-23

8 / 10

The grey-walled apartment with pass-through window to the kitchen is this week's John Lee Beatty set. Last week's--or maybe it was two week's back--offering was for the above-mentioned Donald Margulies's new play, A Country House. Beatty never stops, and it's possible, given the misfortunes occurring in the Disgraced manuscript, that this house beautiful could come onto on the market sometime soon. If so, grab it at whatever the asking price.

‘Disgraced’: Theater review

From: NY Daily News By: Joe Dziemianowicz Date: 2014-10-23

6 / 10

'Disgraced' debuts on Broadway aglow with a Pulitzer Prize and awash in the same pros and cons of its 2012 Off-Broadway run. On the plus side, the play is lean and timely...On the downside, conveniences stack up. And Akhtar relies on the hoariest devices around...Even with flaws, 'Disgraced' is observant and smart. Kimberly Senior, who directed the world premiere at Lincoln Center, guides a good-looking and handsomely acted production...Like sports cars, the actors hugs their characters' curves. Dhillon, who played his role in London, nails Amir's glossy arrogance and sense of loss. Emily is sympathetic, as played by a low-key and quiet Mol, while Radnor is convincing and natural. Pittman, an Off-Broadway holdover, again delivers a precise turn as pointed as Jory's sexy stilettos. Blunted by contrivances, the impact of 'Disgraced' isn't as sharp -- or as potentially dangerous -- as it could be.

STAGE TUBE: DISGRACED's Josh Radnor on How a Single Theatre Educator Changed His Life
by Tyler Peterson - January 27, 2015


In the video below, Josh Radnor, currently starring in Disgraced on Broadway, shares how one remarkable teacher influenced his life and career in numerous ways. Check it out!

Disgraced History

Other Productions of Disgraced

2012   Off-Broadway Lincoln Center Theater LCT3 Production
Off-Broadway

Disgraced - 2014 Broadway Awards and Nominations

Note: Award winners are highlighted with a background.
Disgraced awards and nominations
Year Ceremony Category Nominee
2015 Theatre World Awards Theatre World Award Karen Pittman
2015 Tony Awards Best Play Greenleaf Productions
2015 Tony Awards Best Play Ayad Akhtar
2015 Tony Awards Best Play Rachel Weinstein
2015 Tony Awards Best Play Alden Bergson
2015 Tony Awards Best Play The David Merrick Arts Foundation
2015 Tony Awards Best Play The Shubert Organization
2015 Tony Awards Best Play Jere Harris
2015 Tony Awards Best Play Darren DeVerna
2015 Tony Awards Best Play TNTDynaMite Productions
2015 Tony Awards Best Play Ashley DeSimone
2015 Tony Awards Best Play Carl Levin
2015 Tony Awards Best Play Jonathan Reinis
2015 Tony Awards Best Play Jessica Genick
2015 Tony Awards Best Play Tulchin/Bartner Productions
2015 Tony Awards Best Play Stephanie P. McClelland
2015 Tony Awards Best Play Rodger Hess
2015 Tony Awards Best Play Richard Winkler
2015 Tony Awards Best Play Amanda Watkins
2015 Tony Awards Best Play Jenifer Evans
2015 Tony Awards Best Play Lincoln Center Theater
2015 Tony Awards Best Play The Araca Group

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