The Who's 'Tommy' is coming back to Broadway in 2021
in 2021. The musical adaptation of the Who’s 1969 rock opera about a deaf, dumb and blind pinball wizard premiered on Broadway in 1993 and closed two years later after 889 performances. Along the way, it racked up five Tony Awards and proved that rock can work on the Broadway stage, paving the way for countless shows that followed.will be directed by Des McAnuff. “Our new production ofcombines myth and spectacle in a way that truly soars.
He continues: “Tommy is the anti-hero ground zero. He is the boy who not only rejects adulthood like Holden Caulfield in, but existence itself. He becomes lost in the universe as he stares endlessly and obsessively into the mirror at his own image. This gives our story a powerful resonance today as it seems like the whole world is staring into the black mirror. The story ofexists all too comfortably in the 21st century. In fact, time may finally have caught up to Tommy Walker.
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