Life of Pi at Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre

Life of Pi Tickets

Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre | New York, New York

Expect to have the most impressive experience as the Life of Pi brings theater back to life again at Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre on Sunday 30th July 2023. This tale will have everything a show goer needs; from an exceptional cast, simply breathtaking visuals to the most extraordinary score Broadway has ever witnessed. As a matter of fact, The Guardian called it "An extraordinary journey. Unmissable" and The Sunday Times said "It will make you believe in theater. A triumph." With a such rave reviews, expect tickets to sell out like hotcakes, but fortunately for you, this is the best place to get yours. Just click the "Get Tickets" button and follow the on screen instructions and you are set.

Life of Pi at Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre

At the onset of the story, we are presented to Piscine Patel, also known as "Pi," and the rest of the Patel family. The later events that follow, however, are extremely unfortunate for the Patel family.

The Patel family lose their lives and life's possessions in a devastating sea storm. Pi, the last human alive, is charged with caring for a variety of animals, including a Bengal tiger (named Richard Parker), a hyena, a zebra, and an orangutan.

How long do you think you could remain alive if your ship sank while you were halfway around the world? Assume a hungry Royal Bengal tiger journeyed with you and needed your protection during the traumatic ordeal. How do you think it would be possible to do both of those things simultaneously?

Pi is just a young boy and the only human survivor of a shipwreck, but he must embark on a perilous long trek around the globe in order to fight for his survival. As soon as Pi comes to land, the curious onlookers begin questioning him about his miraculous experience.

New York, New York will be hosting live, this adaptation of Piscine Patel's story at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre. It is an absolutely incredible story to behold and best experienced on stage. You have to be there!

Life of Pi at Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre

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