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Here There Are Blueberries tickets

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A photographic discovery raises difficult questions about evidence and responsibility.

Upcoming production · First performance November 2, 2026

Scheduled through January 10, 2027

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Here There Are Blueberries examines the discovery and investigation of a photograph album connected with Auschwitz. Created by Tectonic Theater Project and written by Moisés Kaufman and Amanda Gronich, the play considers what seemingly ordinary images can reveal about people participating in extraordinary crimes. Its Broadway engagement at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre is announced from November 2, 2026, with opening night on November 9 and a final performance scheduled for January 10, 2027.

This might be your show if…

Audiences interested in documentary theater
Visitors engaging with Holocaust history
Readers drawn to research and ethical questions

Worth knowing: Holocaust subject matter; A serious and potentially distressing evening; Upcoming limited Broadway engagement

How to approach the subject

This is a thoughtful choice when the subject itself is your reason for going. Photographs can feel immediately legible, yet an image does not explain everything outside its frame. Consider the difference between identifying what a picture shows and understanding the system that allowed it to be taken. The title's apparent gentleness should not be mistaken for light subject matter.

The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum provides historical information about the album and its investigation. Reading a little beforehand can establish context, while reading afterward can help separate the historical material from the play's dramatic choices. Either approach is reasonable. What matters is allowing the people and events represented to retain their seriousness rather than treating the performance as a puzzle alone.

Deciding whether it suits your visit

A theater trip does not have to be celebratory to be meaningful. This may be a suitable choice for adults seeking work that raises questions they will keep discussing. It may be less appropriate for a party looking for uncomplicated escapism or for someone who does not want to encounter Holocaust-related material on that particular evening. Talk about the subject before purchasing for a group.

For younger attendees, distinguish intellectual interest from emotional readiness. Ask about the current production's content guidance and admission rules rather than relying on a general description of documentary theater. Allow a conversation afterward without requiring everyone to respond in the same way. A quiet journey or an unhurried meal may work better than rushing immediately into another busy attraction.

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When comparing tickets, prioritize an unobstructed view and read any restriction attached to the actual location. If visual material is important to your experience, ask specific questions about visibility rather than assuming all seats provide an identical view. Accessibility requirements should be settled before purchase, including any assistance needed with the route to a seat.

The announced Broadway run is limited. Choose a real performance within the published dates, and do not assume an earlier production's duration or weekly schedule carries over. The November 2 start is the first preview, while November 9 is opening night. Those separate dates matter if you want to attend after opening reviews have appeared.

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Consider Front Mezzanine options if the stairs suit you. Look at any restriction and the total before deciding that elevation is worth more.

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THEATER LOCATION & ACCESS

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Ethel Barrymore Theatre
243 West 47th Street, New York, NY 10036

The Orchestra is accessible without steps, and wheelchair seating is there. Mezzanine access requires 30 steps plus steps between rows, with no elevator or escalator. The operator lists a step-free accessible restroom on the main floor; other restrooms involve stairs.

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YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

Here There Are Blueberries FAQs

What is the play about?

It concerns an album of photographs linked to Auschwitz and the investigation of what those images reveal. The subject raises questions about historical evidence, ordinary appearances, and responsibility.

Is this a fictional mystery?

The work is rooted in a real historical album and its investigation. It is presented as theater, so use the museum's historical resources when you want to examine the underlying evidence directly.

When does the Broadway engagement begin?

Previews are announced from November 2, 2026, and opening night is November 9. At this guide's October 23 verification date it is still upcoming.

When is the announced final performance?

The published Broadway closing date is January 10, 2027. Confirm that your preferred date has an actual performance and available tickets before arranging the rest of a trip.

Is it suitable for a lighthearted night out?

The Holocaust is central to the subject, so this is a serious choice. Discuss that expectation with companions before booking, especially if the outing is intended as a surprise.

Where can I read more about the historical material?

The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum publishes information about the Höcker album. That is a useful primary resource for understanding the photographs beyond their use in the stage work.