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Freestyle Love Supreme

Freestyle Love Supreme Tickets

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Performances Begin October 7, 2021!

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Tickets at Booth Theatre

The Booth Theatre opened in 1913 and was designed by Henry B. Herts as a companion to The Shubert Theatre. It was named after an earlier theater which was named for actor Edwin Booth, who happened to be the brother of John Wilkes Booth.


This intimate auditorium was intended for small dramatic plays or one-man shows. It had one major restoration in 1979 and remains part of the Shubert Organization.

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222 West 45th Street
New York, NY 10036
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About Freestyle Love Supreme on Broadway

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Venue

Booth Theatre
222 West 45th Street
New York, NY 10036
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Duration

90 minutes (No Intermission)
Audience

Audience

Ages 14 and up
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Previews

Oct. 7, 2021

Opening

Oct. 7, 2021

Closing

Jan. 2, 2022

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Story for Freestyle Love Supreme

Conceived by Lin-Manuel Miranda, Thomas Kail, and Anthony Veneziale — and now the subject of a Grammy Award-nominated documentary — Freestyle Love Supreme will make its triumphant return to Broadway this fall. At any given FLS performance, you’ll see talented performers spinning cues from the audience into humorous bits, instantaneous songs, and fully realized musical numbers. The vocals of the performers — from singing to rapping to beat-boxing with harmonies and freestyle flow — are backed by keyboards and human percussion.

Critics’ Reviews for Freestyle Love Supreme

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"Just as you were thinking that life has no rhyme nor reason, along comes FLS to pump you full of hope."

The New York Times