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Giant
At Music Box Theatre - 239 W. 45th St., betw. 7th and 8th Ave.
Tickets from $45
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General Rush$45
How to enter
- Price
- $45
- Platform
- Box Office · Box office
- How
- Available on the day of the performance.
- Where
- Music Box Theatre box office
- When
- 10 AM Monday-Saturday, 12 PM Sunday
- Availability
- Subject to daily availability.
- Limit
- 2 per person
- Payment
- credit_card, cash
- Seats
- Determined at the discretion of the box office
Honest note · On weekends and during previews the line can wrap the block. If you can be flexible on date, a weekday matinee rush is the easiest path.
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Lottery$49
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How to enter
- Price
- $49
- Platform
- Telecharge · Digital
- How
- Submit online form
- Where
- rush.telecharge.com
- When
- The lottery will open at 12 AM on the day before the performance closing at 3 PM the day before the performance. Winners are drawn at 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM
- Availability
- Subject to daily availability
- Notes
- Winners will be notified by email shortly after each drawing and have five hours to claim and purchase tickets online. Tickets will be emailed.
- Limit
- 2 per winner
- Payment
- credit_card
- ID
- Photo ID required
- Seats
- Seats may be located in any section of the theater. While every effort will be made to seat pairs together with a full view, there is a chance that pairs may be split up and that your seat may have a partial view of the stage.
- Notes
- Winners will be notified by email shortly after each drawing and have five hours to claim and purchase tickets online. Tickets will be emailed.
Honest note · Lotteries are random — no advantage to entering early in the window. Most public Broadway lotteries publish no win-rate data. Assume single-digit odds for hits and 10–20% for mid-tier shows.
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About the show
Giant, Michael John LaChiusa's ambitious musical adaptation of Edna Ferber's sprawling Texas novel, unfolds across decades of wealth, ambition, and reckoning in the American West. The work chronicles the intertwined destinies of an Eastern bride transplanted to vast ranchland, a self-made oil tycoon who rises from humble origins, and the patriarch whose legacy binds them all. As fortunes accumulate and power consolidates, the musical explores how greed and prejudice calcify across generations, examining the myth of the frontier against the messier reality of class struggle and moral compromise. Through soaring melodies and intricate orchestration, LaChiusa captures the epic scope of a nation building itself—and the costs exacted upon those left behind. The drama intensifies as younger characters inherit not just wealth but the spiritual bankruptcy of their forebears, forced to confront questions of duty, identity, and what it truly means to belong to the land they claim as theirs.
- Director
- Nicholas Hytner
- Writer
- Mark Rosenblatt
Awards & recognition
- 2026 Tony Awards — Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Play (nom.)
- 2026 Tony Awards — Best Play (nom.)
- 2026 Tony Awards — Best Direction of a Play (nom.)
- 2026 Tony Awards — Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Play
- 2025 Olivier Awards — Best Actor
- 2025 Olivier Awards — Best Actress in a Supporting Role (nom.)
- 2025 Olivier Awards — Best New Play
- 2025 Olivier Awards — Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Theatre
Music Box Theatre - 239 W. 45th St., betw. 7th and 8th Ave.