That’s why it’s no surprise that it’s become what many refer to as the Madrilenian Broadway. Since its construction at the beginning of the twentieth century, the vibrant Gran Vía has become the place where Madrilenians go in search of fun. Musicals on Gran Vía, the Madrilenian Broadway The Gran Vía theatres take centre stage, but other areas such as Malasaña, Príncipe Pío, and the neighbourhoods of Las Letras and Salamanca also have a part to play. With productions that are both small and large, national and international, more than a dozen important theatres regularly premiere musicals all over the capital. 22% of spectators come from outside the city.
Only beaten in both size and prestige by London’s West End and New York’s Broadway, Madrid sells more than three million tickets for musicals every year, double the number of people who go along to football games at the stadiums of the city’s big teams.
In the last two decades, these family shows have become a vital part of the city’s tourist experience, as it’s now the world capital of musicals in Spanish. His film and TV credits include Limitless, Win Win and Damages.Popular musical theatre developed in the United States in the 1920s but has since set up permanent shop in Madrid. His off-Broadway credits include The Good Mother, Mouth to Mouth, Mary Rose, Gutenberg! The Musical!, Abigail’s Party, Terrorism and Intimate Apparel. Goldstein appeared on Broadway in Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson. When Martha decides to leave it all behind, it’s up to her daughter to pick up the pieces. Falco stars as Martha, a kindergarten teacher with a life many would desire, complete with a loving husband (Conlee) and devoted daughter, Sarah (Strole). Starring Emmy winner and Tony nominee Edie Falco, The Madrid stars Frances Sternhagen, Phoebe Strole, John Ellison Conlee, Christopher Evan Welch, Heidi Schreck, Brooke Ashley Laine and Seth Clayton. The Liz Flahive play is set to run through April 21 at New York City Center – Stage I. Goldstein will play Danny, replacing Christopher Evan Welch, who will leave the show to due to a professional commitment. Darren Goldstein will join the cast of Manhattan Theatre Club's production of The Madrid beginning February 28.
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