PlayOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Dec 08, 2025
Closing Date
Feb 15, 2026
1st Preview
Nov 20, 2025
1st Preview
Nov 20, 2025
Previews
17
Performances
79
PlayOriginalBroadway

ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Hayes Theater
(Dec 08, 2025 - Feb 15, 2026)

Written by Jordan Harrison; Original Music by Daniel Kluger
Directed by Anne Kauffman; Associate Director: Ash(er) Lloyd Ehrenberg
Scenic Design by Lee Jellinek; Costume Design by Márion Talán de la Rosa; Lighting Design by Ben Stanton; Sound Design by Daniel Kluger; Hair Design by Amanda Miller; Make-Up Design by Sarah Cimino; Associate Scenic Design: Grace Laubacher and Ryan Wilbat; Associate Lighting Design: Ken Elliott; Associate Sound Design: Charles Coes; Assistant Scenic Design: Jimmy Stubbs; Assistant Costume Design: Megan Rutherford Murray; Assistant Sound Design: Kaileykielle Hoga; Moving Light Programmer: Haley Burdette
General Manager: Chris McGinnis; Company Manager: Kate Wall; Associate Gen. Mgr: Mickey Lee Nelson
Director of Production: Matthew Given; Production Stage Manager: Charles M. Turner III; Assistant Stage Mgr: Sara Sahin
Casting: Daniel Swee, C.S.A.; Advertising: AKA; Press Representative: Polk & Co.; Chief Marketing Officer: Laura DiLorenzo; Director of Finance: Adam Sachs; Chief Development Officer: Lindsey Forden; Director of Sales Operations: Artie Sievers; Director of Operations: Jim Joseph; Director of Human Resources & EDI: Megan Thiele
Marjorie
Understudies: Kate Hampton (Tess), Collin Kelly-Sordelet (Walter), Barbara Kingsley (Marjorie) and Mike Shapiro (Jon)

Tony Award®

 

Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Play

2026 Nominee
Danny Burstein
 

Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Play

2026 Nominee
June Squibb

Drama Desk Award

Ensemble Award

2026 Winner
June Squibb (as part of the resonant quartet of Second Stage Theater’s revival of “Marjorie Prime,” who palpably tap into the emotions that make us human, even when playing AI versions of their characters, in Jordan Harrison’s prescient play about memory, aging, technology, and grief.), Cynthia Nixon (as part of the resonant quartet of Second Stage Theater’s revival of “Marjorie Prime,” who palpably tap into the emotions that make us human, even when playing AI versions of their characters, in Jordan Harrison’s prescient play about memory, aging, technology, and grief.), Danny Burstein (as part of the resonant quartet of Second Stage Theater’s revival of “Marjorie Prime,” who palpably tap into the emotions that make us human, even when playing AI versions of their characters, in Jordan Harrison’s prescient play about memory, aging, technology, and grief.) and Christopher Lowell (as part of the resonant quartet of Second Stage Theater’s revival of “Marjorie Prime,” who palpably tap into the emotions that make us human, even when playing AI versions of their characters, in Jordan Harrison’s prescient play about memory, aging, technology, and grief.)
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