Shuffle Along Reunion Concert

On September 27th, Staged as a part of the Legacies of San Juan Hill Festival, Shuffle Along will feature stars Audra McDonald, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Billy Porter, Adrienne Warren, and Brandon Victor Dixon returning, along other to-be-announced cast members. The concert will, like the 2016 revival, be directed by Wolfe and will feature acclaimed tap dancer and choreographer Savion Glover.

Member Pre-sale: September 2 at noon ($500 and up level only)

General On-sale: September 9 at noon

To make the arts more accessible, general tickets are available on a "choose what you pay" basis. It starts at 5 dollars.

This will be an incredible concert. Looking forward!

Updated On: 8/5/26 at 12:36 PM

Gosh, how exciting. I feel so lucky I was able to see this production.

Ke3 said: "George pls make some revisions and give us a version that can be licensed. If you remove biomusicals we have had two new Black broadway musicals since Shuffle Along. One of them being Paradise Square. We (the Black theater community outside of NYC) neeeeed a new show available for licensing. I cannot sit through another production of The Wiz.

Although I guess Shuffle Along is technically a biomusical just not of a superstar. Hmmmmm."



This is a concert, not a full production. Although Wolfe and Glover are involved.

Updated On: 8/5/26 at 02:04 PM

Kad said: "Shuffle Along remains one of the most thrilling pieces of musical theatre I have ever seen. This is a must-see for me.

Edit: Had to pull up the show discussion thread from ten years ago, which I think remains one of the best discussions ever on this board and is probably one of the best resources regarding this musical."

The Suitcase Dance, for lack of a better way to describe it, remains my favorite dance number of any show. I have spent time trying to track it down online, to no avail. (I once found a version on a TV show but it wasn’t the same.)

One of the fascinating, albeit frustrating things about the show is that it kept changing throughout previews. I saw it after the long break but before later changes, so I felt like I never saw the final musical.

That’s reflected well in the Shuffle Along preview discussion thread.

Seeing Shuffle Along and Hamilton on consecutive nights changed my attitude about theater and what it could pull off. The Shuffle Along cast was the most absurdly talented cast I had ever seen. It still might be.