Eureka Day on Broadway: A Must-See Satirical Comedy

Idealism meets the harsh realities of public health!

A gripping satire, Eureka Day shines a light on the challenges of contemporary parenting, public health, and the frequently chaotic junction of individual convictions and civic duty. Broadway audiences at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre will be thrilled by Jonathan Spector's critically praised, timely and relevant addition to the Broadway stage. 

Following its triumphant run at London's Old Vic, where it garnered critical acclaim for its incisive wit and topical relevance, Eureka Day has been hailed as "a cutting-edge comedy that dissects contemporary dilemmas with humor and heart." with this reimagined Broadway directed by Anna D. Shapiro.

What Is The Story?

Eureka Day is a prestigious, progressive elementary school nestled in the idyllic surroundings of Berkeley, California. It's a haven of inclusivity, where every opinion is valued. But when a sudden mumps outbreak sends shockwaves through the community, the school's idyllic veneer is shattered. The Board of Directors, who have always prided themselves on a policy of consensus and mutual respect, are thrust into a storm of conflicting viewpoints and rising tensions.

As the number of mumps cases climbs, the school faces a critical dilemma: stick to their liberal stance on vaccination, or impose mandates that could divide the community. 

Who Is The Cast?

Zo Chao, known for Peacock's sci-fi romantic comedy If You Were the Last, will play Meiko. Amber Gray, notable for her role in Hadestown, will play Carino. Jessica Hecht, a Tony Award nominee for Summer, 1976, will play Suzanne. Bill Irwin, a Tony Award winner for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, will play Don. Thomas Middleditch, an Emmy Award nominee for Silicon Valley, will play Eli.