Be as merry as the day is long, theater lovers. Because the Jamie Lloyd Company carries out its production of Much ado for nothingstarring Marvel stars Tom Hiddleston and Hayley Atwell, affordable. The Broadway play announced that 2,500 tickets are now available to students for $25. There will also be $49 tickets offered by lottery.
Starting October 22, $25 student tickets will be available on a first-come, first-served basis at Download.com using code JLCSTUDENT. Limit of one ticket per person. Tickets can be picked up at the Winter Garden Theater with a valid student ID.
That’s not all. Lots of noise also announced a digital lottery, which will offer winners up to two tickets at $49 (including $5 service fee). The lottery will open online the day before a performance on Rush.Telecharge.com, starting at midnight. Winners are drawn the same day at 10 a.m. ET and 3 p.m. ET.
Hiddleston and Atwell will play Benedick and Beatrice, respectively, in Shakespeare’s classic romantic comedy, about two rivals who live to spar and are secretly in love.
Led by Tony award-winning director-producer Lloyd (Sunset Boulevard), the production will begin previews on October 31 before opening night on November 19. Much ado for nothing is scheduled to play through January 10, 2027. The production also invites audiences to wear pink for the first preview.
Hiddleston and Atwell will be joined by Mara Huf as Hero, Mika Onyx Johnson as Borachio, Gerald Kyd as Don Pedro, Forbes Masson as Leonato, Phillip Olagoke as Friar Francis, Mason Alexander Park as Margaret, James Phoon as Claudio and Tim Steed as Don John.
The production previously ran in the West End in 2025.
The creative team includes set and costume designer Soutra Gilmour, lighting designer Jon Clark, sound designers and composers Ben and Max Ringham, choreographer Fabian Aloise, intimacy coordinator Ingrid Mackinnon, fight director Kate Waters, associate director and text editor Jon Glew, wig and makeup artist Carole Hancock, associate director Conner Wilson, associate choreographer Charlie Martin, supervisors musicians Huw Evans and Adam Rothenberg and production stage manager Johnny Milani.
The casting is provided by Stuart Burt, Jim Carnahan and Alexandre Bleau. Much ado for nothing on Broadway is produced by The Jamie Lloyd Company. 101 Productions, Ltd. serve as general directors.
For more information, visit MuchAdoBroadway.com.
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