Don't Miss The International Smash Hit

Based on the iconic novel by author Victor Hugo, Italian crooner Richard Cocciante and French-Canadian lyricist Luc Plamondon's musical-opera hybrid Notre Dame de Paris was first performed in 1998 and now, over two decades later, the cult smash hit makes its Broadway bow! The enchanting production is set to play at the Lincoln Center's David H. Koch Theater for a strictly limited run this June to July!

An ensemble of dancers, singers, acrobats, and musicians weave the glorious gothic tale of the cathedral bell-ringer Quasimodo, a hunchback who works amidst Paris spire's in the late 1400s. The deformed protagonist holds a candle for the enchanting Roma gypsy dancer Esmerelda, but is unaware that two other men vie for her affections - the fearsome archdeacon Claude Frollo and lothario Captain Phoebus. Their interactions prove fraught, and Quasimodo does all in his power to protect his love.