HERE THERE ARE BLUEBERRIES premiering on Broadway this fall

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/27/theater/here-there-are-blueberries-broadway.html


The 80-performance run begins at the Barrymore Theatre on November 2 in advance of a November 9 opening.

Additional information, including casting, will be announced at a later date. Tickets for Here There Are Blueberries will go on sale on Tuesday, September 8 at 10:00am ET.

Updated On: 8/27/26 at 09:23 AM

I loved this at NYTW, thrilled it'll get a wider audience

When I saw this at NYTW two years ago, I said two things:

1. There’s absolutely no way this doesn’t end up on Broadway at some point

2. Should this cast transfer with it, Elizabeth Stahlmann (and you’re gonna wanna remember that name) is definitely getting a TONY nomination and honestly could very much win

glad I was right about the first, here’s hoping the second comes true as well!

raddersons said: "Oh I LOVED this downtown. Wasn’t expecting this at all, but I’m so happy it’s getting a wider audience. It plays with your mind about how the monsters really are just men and women like you and me."

You could write the exact same post in the DOWNSTATE thread ;)

brdwybound04 said: "This must confirm that the Come From Away transfer must be completely dead?"

If it hasn't been announced by now, it's not happening.

Kad said: "Despite their acclaim and quality, I have my doubts about how both this and Downstate will fare on Broadway without some kind of big name attached, which is a sad reflection on the state of things these days. It's not unlikely that one will follow a similar path as Liberation last season, flopping hard but managing to win Best Play, but that's still kind of a bummer."

If they can’t get Elizabeth Stahlmann for Blueberries, i’d love to see Mikey Madison

I'm also guessing that Birthrite will arrive come Spring. It was an extraordinary play and Sonia Friedman is attached. Quite a collection of thoughtful solid plays coming.

nycward said: "I'm also guessing that Birthrite will arrive come Spring. It was an extraordinary play and Sonia Friedman is attached. Quite a collection of thoughtful solid plays coming."

I'm just hoping we get some more musical announcements to equally balance things out, cause so far this season I'm seeing way more plays than musicals.

With all that said the plays that have been confirmed or have yet to confirm deal with some very controversial themes. Blueberries deals with the Holocaust, Birthright deals with zionism, Gloria with mass shootings, Downstate with sex criminals, and The Goat (or Who is Sylvia?) with..well google it