The Shark Is Broken

Get out of the water and into the theater, the making of Jaws comes to the stage.

Booking through November 19, 2023

1 hour 35 minutes no intermission

No Children Under 4

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The Shark Is Broken offers a compelling theatrical experience with strong performances that audiences find engaging and thought-provoking.

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Summarised reviews

The Shark Is Broken offers a compelling theatrical experience with strong performances that audiences find engaging and thought-provoking.

Customer reviews

How do we collect reviews?

Summarised reviews

The Shark Is Broken offers a compelling theatrical experience with strong performances that audiences find engaging and thought-provoking.

Customer reviews

How do we collect reviews?

Summarised reviews

The Shark Is Broken offers a compelling theatrical experience with strong performances that audiences find engaging and thought-provoking.

Customer reviews

How do we collect reviews?

Highlights and inclusions

Book your The Shark Is Broken tickets for one of Broadway's most compelling plays on Broadway. Get out of the water and into the theater, the making of Jaws comes to the stage.

Want more Broadway drama? See Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Stranger Things: The First Shadow Tickets or browse all plays in New York City.

About

The Shark Is Broken on Broadway Get Tickets Now!

Experience the behind-the-scenes drama of the celebrated Steven Spielberg movie Jaws with the Broadway transfer of hit West End play The Shark Is Broken. The play offers a rare view of the challenges that were faced during the production of this legendary film from an insider’s perspective as the show was co-written by Ian Shaw, son of Jaws star Robert Shaw. Get The Shark is Broken Broadway tickets

Explore the Story

The Shark Is Broken transports you back to the summer of 1974, on the set of what would become one of the most legendary films in cinema history - Jaws. Martha's Vineyard, off the coast of Massachusett is where the original movie was filmed and the setting for our play. This show offers a surprising look into the making of a film that defined generations and gave us the soundtrack to some of our most primal fears.

The story unfolds on the fishing boat of Quint, Robert Shaw’s character, which could be a bit bigger. As the mechanical shark, affectionately named "Bruce", repeatedly breaks down, the film's shooting schedule is thrown into chaos. The play vividly brings to life the escalating tension, both professional and personal challenges, and the surprising moments of humor that emerged amidst the hurdles of filming. It's more than a tale about making a movie; it's a deep explore the interplay of personalities, the artistic struggles, and the immense pressure of crafting a cinematic masterpiece in far-from-perfect conditions. The narrative sheds light on the complex dynamics among the actors, director, and crew as they battled unpredictable weather, technical snags, and the monumental challenge of realistically portraying a great white shark on screen.

The Shark Is Broken gos into the heart of the filmmaking process, showcasing the determination and grit of a team set on surmounting every challenge thrown their way. It stands as both a homage to the original Jaws film and a celebration of the timeless art of storytelling. Through this play, you're invited to step behind the curtain and step into in the untold tales, the highs and lows, and the bonds formed during the creation of Jaws.

Meet the Cast

The Shark Is Broken features a talented cast that brings to life the famed characters from Jaws and the actors who portrayed them.

Ian Shaw, the son of Robert Shaw who played Quint in Jaws, not only co-wrote the play but also steps into his father's shoes, delivering a performance that captures the spirit and complexity of his father's character. His portrayal is deeply personal and nuanced, offering a singular insight into Robert Shaw's experiences during the filming of Jaws.

Joining Ian Shaw on stage is Colin Donnell, known for his roles in Arrow and Chicago Med. Donnell takes on the role of Roy Scheider, who played Chief Brody in Jaws. His performance captures Scheider's professionalism and dedication, as well as the challenges he faced during the tumultuous filming process.

Alex Brightman, a two-time Tony nominee for his roles in School of Rock and Beetlejuice, portrays Richard Dreyfuss, who played Hooper in Jaws. Brightman brings to life Dreyfuss's enthusiasm and determination, providing a glimpse into the actor's experience on the set of Jaws.

Together, these actors recreate the dynamic between Shaw, Scheider, and Dreyfuss, both on and off the screen. Their performances offer a fascinating look at the camaraderie, tension, and shared experiences of the original Jaws cast, making The Shark Is Broken a must-see for any fan of the film.

Why You Should Watch

The Shark Is Broken is more than just a play - it's a journey into the heart of one of the most storied films ever made. Here are a few reasons why this Broadway experience is a must-see:

Original Perspective: The play offers a unlike anything else behind-the-scenes look at the making of Jaws. It's a rare opportunity to see what went on off-camera during the filming of this legendary movie, from the technical challenges to the personal dramas.

Acclaimed Production: Having received rave reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and on London's West End, The Shark Is Broken has proven its ability to captivate audiences. Now, it's bringing its distinctive blend of drama, humor, and nostalgia to Broadway.

Talented Cast: With a cast that includes Ian Shaw, Colin Donnell, and Alex Brightman, the performances in The Shark Is Broken are high-quality. The actors not only portray the characters from Jaws, but also bring to life the real-life actors who played those roles, adding an extra layer of depth to the production.

For Film and Theatre Lovers: For fan of Jaws, a lover of theater, or simply enjoy a good story, The Shark Is Broken has something for everyone. It's a celebration of filmmaking, a tribute to the original movie, and a a sign of the power of storytelling.

A Nostalgic Journey: For those who grew up watching Jaws, The Shark Is Broken offers a nostalgic journey back to the summer of 1974. It's a chance to relive the magic of Jaws and gain a new appreciation for the film.

Book now on this singular Broadway experience. The Shark Is Broken is a play that entertains, informs, and leaves audiences with a deeper understanding of what it took to create Jaws.

Book The Shark is Broken Tickets Now

Book now on this rare Broadway experience. Buy tickets for The Shark Is Broken today and explore the behind-the-scenes world of Jaws.

Browse more plays in New York on tickadoo.

You might also like: Stereophonic Tickets, Oh, Mary! Tickets, Appropriate.

FAQs

How long is The Shark Is Broken?

The Shark Is Broken runs for approximately 1 hour 35 minutes no intermission.

How do I get The Shark Is Broken tickets?

You can book official The Shark Is Broken tickets through tickadoo with instant confirmation and secure checkout.

How much are The Shark Is Broken tickets?

The Shark Is Broken tickets start from $0. Prices vary based on seat location and performance date.

Is there an age restriction for The Shark Is Broken?

No Children Under 4

Can I cancel my The Shark Is Broken tickets?

Check the cancellation policy on your booking confirmation. Some The Shark Is Broken tickets may be non-refundable.

Where is The Shark Is Broken playing?

The Shark Is Broken is performing at Golden Theatre. Find the full venue address, directions, and parking information on the show page on tickadoo.

How long is The Shark Is Broken?

The Shark Is Broken has a runtime of 1 hour 35 minutes no intermission. This includes any intermission, so plan your evening accordingly around dinner and travel time.

How do I purchase The Shark Is Broken tickets?

Book The Shark Is Broken tickets on tickadoo by selecting your date, viewing available seats on the interactive map, and completing payment. E-tickets are delivered instantly.

What times are available for The Shark Is Broken?

Performance times for The Shark Is Broken typically include evening shows at 7 PM or 8 PM, with matinees on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2 PM. View all showtimes on tickadoo to find what works best.

Is The Shark Is Broken appropriate for young audiences?

Review the age recommendations on the tickadoo listing for The Shark Is Broken. Most Broadway theaters do not admit children under 4. Some plays have mature content unsuitable for children.

Know before you go

This production is one hour and 35 minutes without an intermission. 

The show is recommended for ages 14+, children under 4 are not permitted in the theater. It features strong language and references to drugs and alcohol.

Highlights and inclusions

Book your The Shark Is Broken tickets for one of Broadway's most compelling plays on Broadway. Get out of the water and into the theater, the making of Jaws comes to the stage.

Want more Broadway drama? See Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Stranger Things: The First Shadow Tickets or browse all plays in New York City.

About

The Shark Is Broken on Broadway Get Tickets Now!

Experience the behind-the-scenes drama of the celebrated Steven Spielberg movie Jaws with the Broadway transfer of hit West End play The Shark Is Broken. The play offers a rare view of the challenges that were faced during the production of this legendary film from an insider’s perspective as the show was co-written by Ian Shaw, son of Jaws star Robert Shaw. Get The Shark is Broken Broadway tickets

Explore the Story

The Shark Is Broken transports you back to the summer of 1974, on the set of what would become one of the most legendary films in cinema history - Jaws. Martha's Vineyard, off the coast of Massachusett is where the original movie was filmed and the setting for our play. This show offers a surprising look into the making of a film that defined generations and gave us the soundtrack to some of our most primal fears.

The story unfolds on the fishing boat of Quint, Robert Shaw’s character, which could be a bit bigger. As the mechanical shark, affectionately named "Bruce", repeatedly breaks down, the film's shooting schedule is thrown into chaos. The play vividly brings to life the escalating tension, both professional and personal challenges, and the surprising moments of humor that emerged amidst the hurdles of filming. It's more than a tale about making a movie; it's a deep explore the interplay of personalities, the artistic struggles, and the immense pressure of crafting a cinematic masterpiece in far-from-perfect conditions. The narrative sheds light on the complex dynamics among the actors, director, and crew as they battled unpredictable weather, technical snags, and the monumental challenge of realistically portraying a great white shark on screen.

The Shark Is Broken gos into the heart of the filmmaking process, showcasing the determination and grit of a team set on surmounting every challenge thrown their way. It stands as both a homage to the original Jaws film and a celebration of the timeless art of storytelling. Through this play, you're invited to step behind the curtain and step into in the untold tales, the highs and lows, and the bonds formed during the creation of Jaws.

Meet the Cast

The Shark Is Broken features a talented cast that brings to life the famed characters from Jaws and the actors who portrayed them.

Ian Shaw, the son of Robert Shaw who played Quint in Jaws, not only co-wrote the play but also steps into his father's shoes, delivering a performance that captures the spirit and complexity of his father's character. His portrayal is deeply personal and nuanced, offering a singular insight into Robert Shaw's experiences during the filming of Jaws.

Joining Ian Shaw on stage is Colin Donnell, known for his roles in Arrow and Chicago Med. Donnell takes on the role of Roy Scheider, who played Chief Brody in Jaws. His performance captures Scheider's professionalism and dedication, as well as the challenges he faced during the tumultuous filming process.

Alex Brightman, a two-time Tony nominee for his roles in School of Rock and Beetlejuice, portrays Richard Dreyfuss, who played Hooper in Jaws. Brightman brings to life Dreyfuss's enthusiasm and determination, providing a glimpse into the actor's experience on the set of Jaws.

Together, these actors recreate the dynamic between Shaw, Scheider, and Dreyfuss, both on and off the screen. Their performances offer a fascinating look at the camaraderie, tension, and shared experiences of the original Jaws cast, making The Shark Is Broken a must-see for any fan of the film.

Why You Should Watch

The Shark Is Broken is more than just a play - it's a journey into the heart of one of the most storied films ever made. Here are a few reasons why this Broadway experience is a must-see:

Original Perspective: The play offers a unlike anything else behind-the-scenes look at the making of Jaws. It's a rare opportunity to see what went on off-camera during the filming of this legendary movie, from the technical challenges to the personal dramas.

Acclaimed Production: Having received rave reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and on London's West End, The Shark Is Broken has proven its ability to captivate audiences. Now, it's bringing its distinctive blend of drama, humor, and nostalgia to Broadway.

Talented Cast: With a cast that includes Ian Shaw, Colin Donnell, and Alex Brightman, the performances in The Shark Is Broken are high-quality. The actors not only portray the characters from Jaws, but also bring to life the real-life actors who played those roles, adding an extra layer of depth to the production.

For Film and Theatre Lovers: For fan of Jaws, a lover of theater, or simply enjoy a good story, The Shark Is Broken has something for everyone. It's a celebration of filmmaking, a tribute to the original movie, and a a sign of the power of storytelling.

A Nostalgic Journey: For those who grew up watching Jaws, The Shark Is Broken offers a nostalgic journey back to the summer of 1974. It's a chance to relive the magic of Jaws and gain a new appreciation for the film.

Book now on this singular Broadway experience. The Shark Is Broken is a play that entertains, informs, and leaves audiences with a deeper understanding of what it took to create Jaws.

Book The Shark is Broken Tickets Now

Book now on this rare Broadway experience. Buy tickets for The Shark Is Broken today and explore the behind-the-scenes world of Jaws.

Browse more plays in New York on tickadoo.

You might also like: Stereophonic Tickets, Oh, Mary! Tickets, Appropriate.

FAQs

How long is The Shark Is Broken?

The Shark Is Broken runs for approximately 1 hour 35 minutes no intermission.

How do I get The Shark Is Broken tickets?

You can book official The Shark Is Broken tickets through tickadoo with instant confirmation and secure checkout.

How much are The Shark Is Broken tickets?

The Shark Is Broken tickets start from $0. Prices vary based on seat location and performance date.

Is there an age restriction for The Shark Is Broken?

No Children Under 4

Can I cancel my The Shark Is Broken tickets?

Check the cancellation policy on your booking confirmation. Some The Shark Is Broken tickets may be non-refundable.

Where is The Shark Is Broken playing?

The Shark Is Broken is performing at Golden Theatre. Find the full venue address, directions, and parking information on the show page on tickadoo.

How long is The Shark Is Broken?

The Shark Is Broken has a runtime of 1 hour 35 minutes no intermission. This includes any intermission, so plan your evening accordingly around dinner and travel time.

How do I purchase The Shark Is Broken tickets?

Book The Shark Is Broken tickets on tickadoo by selecting your date, viewing available seats on the interactive map, and completing payment. E-tickets are delivered instantly.

What times are available for The Shark Is Broken?

Performance times for The Shark Is Broken typically include evening shows at 7 PM or 8 PM, with matinees on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2 PM. View all showtimes on tickadoo to find what works best.

Is The Shark Is Broken appropriate for young audiences?

Review the age recommendations on the tickadoo listing for The Shark Is Broken. Most Broadway theaters do not admit children under 4. Some plays have mature content unsuitable for children.

Know before you go

This production is one hour and 35 minutes without an intermission. 

The show is recommended for ages 14+, children under 4 are not permitted in the theater. It features strong language and references to drugs and alcohol.

Highlights and inclusions

Book your The Shark Is Broken tickets for one of Broadway's most compelling plays on Broadway. Get out of the water and into the theater, the making of Jaws comes to the stage.

Want more Broadway drama? See Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Stranger Things: The First Shadow Tickets or browse all plays in New York City.

About

The Shark Is Broken on Broadway Get Tickets Now!

Experience the behind-the-scenes drama of the celebrated Steven Spielberg movie Jaws with the Broadway transfer of hit West End play The Shark Is Broken. The play offers a rare view of the challenges that were faced during the production of this legendary film from an insider’s perspective as the show was co-written by Ian Shaw, son of Jaws star Robert Shaw. Get The Shark is Broken Broadway tickets

Explore the Story

The Shark Is Broken transports you back to the summer of 1974, on the set of what would become one of the most legendary films in cinema history - Jaws. Martha's Vineyard, off the coast of Massachusett is where the original movie was filmed and the setting for our play. This show offers a surprising look into the making of a film that defined generations and gave us the soundtrack to some of our most primal fears.

The story unfolds on the fishing boat of Quint, Robert Shaw’s character, which could be a bit bigger. As the mechanical shark, affectionately named "Bruce", repeatedly breaks down, the film's shooting schedule is thrown into chaos. The play vividly brings to life the escalating tension, both professional and personal challenges, and the surprising moments of humor that emerged amidst the hurdles of filming. It's more than a tale about making a movie; it's a deep explore the interplay of personalities, the artistic struggles, and the immense pressure of crafting a cinematic masterpiece in far-from-perfect conditions. The narrative sheds light on the complex dynamics among the actors, director, and crew as they battled unpredictable weather, technical snags, and the monumental challenge of realistically portraying a great white shark on screen.

The Shark Is Broken gos into the heart of the filmmaking process, showcasing the determination and grit of a team set on surmounting every challenge thrown their way. It stands as both a homage to the original Jaws film and a celebration of the timeless art of storytelling. Through this play, you're invited to step behind the curtain and step into in the untold tales, the highs and lows, and the bonds formed during the creation of Jaws.

Meet the Cast

The Shark Is Broken features a talented cast that brings to life the famed characters from Jaws and the actors who portrayed them.

Ian Shaw, the son of Robert Shaw who played Quint in Jaws, not only co-wrote the play but also steps into his father's shoes, delivering a performance that captures the spirit and complexity of his father's character. His portrayal is deeply personal and nuanced, offering a singular insight into Robert Shaw's experiences during the filming of Jaws.

Joining Ian Shaw on stage is Colin Donnell, known for his roles in Arrow and Chicago Med. Donnell takes on the role of Roy Scheider, who played Chief Brody in Jaws. His performance captures Scheider's professionalism and dedication, as well as the challenges he faced during the tumultuous filming process.

Alex Brightman, a two-time Tony nominee for his roles in School of Rock and Beetlejuice, portrays Richard Dreyfuss, who played Hooper in Jaws. Brightman brings to life Dreyfuss's enthusiasm and determination, providing a glimpse into the actor's experience on the set of Jaws.

Together, these actors recreate the dynamic between Shaw, Scheider, and Dreyfuss, both on and off the screen. Their performances offer a fascinating look at the camaraderie, tension, and shared experiences of the original Jaws cast, making The Shark Is Broken a must-see for any fan of the film.

Why You Should Watch

The Shark Is Broken is more than just a play - it's a journey into the heart of one of the most storied films ever made. Here are a few reasons why this Broadway experience is a must-see:

Original Perspective: The play offers a unlike anything else behind-the-scenes look at the making of Jaws. It's a rare opportunity to see what went on off-camera during the filming of this legendary movie, from the technical challenges to the personal dramas.

Acclaimed Production: Having received rave reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and on London's West End, The Shark Is Broken has proven its ability to captivate audiences. Now, it's bringing its distinctive blend of drama, humor, and nostalgia to Broadway.

Talented Cast: With a cast that includes Ian Shaw, Colin Donnell, and Alex Brightman, the performances in The Shark Is Broken are high-quality. The actors not only portray the characters from Jaws, but also bring to life the real-life actors who played those roles, adding an extra layer of depth to the production.

For Film and Theatre Lovers: For fan of Jaws, a lover of theater, or simply enjoy a good story, The Shark Is Broken has something for everyone. It's a celebration of filmmaking, a tribute to the original movie, and a a sign of the power of storytelling.

A Nostalgic Journey: For those who grew up watching Jaws, The Shark Is Broken offers a nostalgic journey back to the summer of 1974. It's a chance to relive the magic of Jaws and gain a new appreciation for the film.

Book now on this singular Broadway experience. The Shark Is Broken is a play that entertains, informs, and leaves audiences with a deeper understanding of what it took to create Jaws.

Book The Shark is Broken Tickets Now

Book now on this rare Broadway experience. Buy tickets for The Shark Is Broken today and explore the behind-the-scenes world of Jaws.

Browse more plays in New York on tickadoo.

You might also like: Stereophonic Tickets, Oh, Mary! Tickets, Appropriate.

Know before you go

This production is one hour and 35 minutes without an intermission. 

The show is recommended for ages 14+, children under 4 are not permitted in the theater. It features strong language and references to drugs and alcohol.

FAQs

How long is The Shark Is Broken?

The Shark Is Broken runs for approximately 1 hour 35 minutes no intermission.

How do I get The Shark Is Broken tickets?

You can book official The Shark Is Broken tickets through tickadoo with instant confirmation and secure checkout.

How much are The Shark Is Broken tickets?

The Shark Is Broken tickets start from $0. Prices vary based on seat location and performance date.

Is there an age restriction for The Shark Is Broken?

No Children Under 4

Can I cancel my The Shark Is Broken tickets?

Check the cancellation policy on your booking confirmation. Some The Shark Is Broken tickets may be non-refundable.

Where is The Shark Is Broken playing?

The Shark Is Broken is performing at Golden Theatre. Find the full venue address, directions, and parking information on the show page on tickadoo.

How long is The Shark Is Broken?

The Shark Is Broken has a runtime of 1 hour 35 minutes no intermission. This includes any intermission, so plan your evening accordingly around dinner and travel time.

How do I purchase The Shark Is Broken tickets?

Book The Shark Is Broken tickets on tickadoo by selecting your date, viewing available seats on the interactive map, and completing payment. E-tickets are delivered instantly.

What times are available for The Shark Is Broken?

Performance times for The Shark Is Broken typically include evening shows at 7 PM or 8 PM, with matinees on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2 PM. View all showtimes on tickadoo to find what works best.

Is The Shark Is Broken appropriate for young audiences?

Review the age recommendations on the tickadoo listing for The Shark Is Broken. Most Broadway theaters do not admit children under 4. Some plays have mature content unsuitable for children.

Highlights and inclusions

Book your The Shark Is Broken tickets for one of Broadway's most compelling plays on Broadway. Get out of the water and into the theater, the making of Jaws comes to the stage.

Want more Broadway drama? See Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Stranger Things: The First Shadow Tickets or browse all plays in New York City.

About

The Shark Is Broken on Broadway Get Tickets Now!

Experience the behind-the-scenes drama of the celebrated Steven Spielberg movie Jaws with the Broadway transfer of hit West End play The Shark Is Broken. The play offers a rare view of the challenges that were faced during the production of this legendary film from an insider’s perspective as the show was co-written by Ian Shaw, son of Jaws star Robert Shaw. Get The Shark is Broken Broadway tickets

Explore the Story

The Shark Is Broken transports you back to the summer of 1974, on the set of what would become one of the most legendary films in cinema history - Jaws. Martha's Vineyard, off the coast of Massachusett is where the original movie was filmed and the setting for our play. This show offers a surprising look into the making of a film that defined generations and gave us the soundtrack to some of our most primal fears.

The story unfolds on the fishing boat of Quint, Robert Shaw’s character, which could be a bit bigger. As the mechanical shark, affectionately named "Bruce", repeatedly breaks down, the film's shooting schedule is thrown into chaos. The play vividly brings to life the escalating tension, both professional and personal challenges, and the surprising moments of humor that emerged amidst the hurdles of filming. It's more than a tale about making a movie; it's a deep explore the interplay of personalities, the artistic struggles, and the immense pressure of crafting a cinematic masterpiece in far-from-perfect conditions. The narrative sheds light on the complex dynamics among the actors, director, and crew as they battled unpredictable weather, technical snags, and the monumental challenge of realistically portraying a great white shark on screen.

The Shark Is Broken gos into the heart of the filmmaking process, showcasing the determination and grit of a team set on surmounting every challenge thrown their way. It stands as both a homage to the original Jaws film and a celebration of the timeless art of storytelling. Through this play, you're invited to step behind the curtain and step into in the untold tales, the highs and lows, and the bonds formed during the creation of Jaws.

Meet the Cast

The Shark Is Broken features a talented cast that brings to life the famed characters from Jaws and the actors who portrayed them.

Ian Shaw, the son of Robert Shaw who played Quint in Jaws, not only co-wrote the play but also steps into his father's shoes, delivering a performance that captures the spirit and complexity of his father's character. His portrayal is deeply personal and nuanced, offering a singular insight into Robert Shaw's experiences during the filming of Jaws.

Joining Ian Shaw on stage is Colin Donnell, known for his roles in Arrow and Chicago Med. Donnell takes on the role of Roy Scheider, who played Chief Brody in Jaws. His performance captures Scheider's professionalism and dedication, as well as the challenges he faced during the tumultuous filming process.

Alex Brightman, a two-time Tony nominee for his roles in School of Rock and Beetlejuice, portrays Richard Dreyfuss, who played Hooper in Jaws. Brightman brings to life Dreyfuss's enthusiasm and determination, providing a glimpse into the actor's experience on the set of Jaws.

Together, these actors recreate the dynamic between Shaw, Scheider, and Dreyfuss, both on and off the screen. Their performances offer a fascinating look at the camaraderie, tension, and shared experiences of the original Jaws cast, making The Shark Is Broken a must-see for any fan of the film.

Why You Should Watch

The Shark Is Broken is more than just a play - it's a journey into the heart of one of the most storied films ever made. Here are a few reasons why this Broadway experience is a must-see:

Original Perspective: The play offers a unlike anything else behind-the-scenes look at the making of Jaws. It's a rare opportunity to see what went on off-camera during the filming of this legendary movie, from the technical challenges to the personal dramas.

Acclaimed Production: Having received rave reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and on London's West End, The Shark Is Broken has proven its ability to captivate audiences. Now, it's bringing its distinctive blend of drama, humor, and nostalgia to Broadway.

Talented Cast: With a cast that includes Ian Shaw, Colin Donnell, and Alex Brightman, the performances in The Shark Is Broken are high-quality. The actors not only portray the characters from Jaws, but also bring to life the real-life actors who played those roles, adding an extra layer of depth to the production.

For Film and Theatre Lovers: For fan of Jaws, a lover of theater, or simply enjoy a good story, The Shark Is Broken has something for everyone. It's a celebration of filmmaking, a tribute to the original movie, and a a sign of the power of storytelling.

A Nostalgic Journey: For those who grew up watching Jaws, The Shark Is Broken offers a nostalgic journey back to the summer of 1974. It's a chance to relive the magic of Jaws and gain a new appreciation for the film.

Book now on this singular Broadway experience. The Shark Is Broken is a play that entertains, informs, and leaves audiences with a deeper understanding of what it took to create Jaws.

Book The Shark is Broken Tickets Now

Book now on this rare Broadway experience. Buy tickets for The Shark Is Broken today and explore the behind-the-scenes world of Jaws.

Browse more plays in New York on tickadoo.

You might also like: Stereophonic Tickets, Oh, Mary! Tickets, Appropriate.

Know before you go

This production is one hour and 35 minutes without an intermission. 

The show is recommended for ages 14+, children under 4 are not permitted in the theater. It features strong language and references to drugs and alcohol.

FAQs

How long is The Shark Is Broken?

The Shark Is Broken runs for approximately 1 hour 35 minutes no intermission.

How do I get The Shark Is Broken tickets?

You can book official The Shark Is Broken tickets through tickadoo with instant confirmation and secure checkout.

How much are The Shark Is Broken tickets?

The Shark Is Broken tickets start from $0. Prices vary based on seat location and performance date.

Is there an age restriction for The Shark Is Broken?

No Children Under 4

Can I cancel my The Shark Is Broken tickets?

Check the cancellation policy on your booking confirmation. Some The Shark Is Broken tickets may be non-refundable.

Where is The Shark Is Broken playing?

The Shark Is Broken is performing at Golden Theatre. Find the full venue address, directions, and parking information on the show page on tickadoo.

How long is The Shark Is Broken?

The Shark Is Broken has a runtime of 1 hour 35 minutes no intermission. This includes any intermission, so plan your evening accordingly around dinner and travel time.

How do I purchase The Shark Is Broken tickets?

Book The Shark Is Broken tickets on tickadoo by selecting your date, viewing available seats on the interactive map, and completing payment. E-tickets are delivered instantly.

What times are available for The Shark Is Broken?

Performance times for The Shark Is Broken typically include evening shows at 7 PM or 8 PM, with matinees on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2 PM. View all showtimes on tickadoo to find what works best.

Is The Shark Is Broken appropriate for young audiences?

Review the age recommendations on the tickadoo listing for The Shark Is Broken. Most Broadway theaters do not admit children under 4. Some plays have mature content unsuitable for children.

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