Bubbling Brown Sugar Tickets

Bubbling Brown Sugar is a celebrated musical revue that whisks audiences to the Harlem Renaissance, weaving iconic songs by Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges, Count Basie, Cab Calloway, and Fats Waller into a dazzling two-act nightclub fantasia. Originating from a concept by Rosetta LeNoire and inspired by a book by Loften Mitchell, the show opened on Broadway at the ANTA Playhouse on March 2, 1976, and ran for 766 performances through December 31, 1977. The production earned Tony nominations for Best Musical (1976) and Best Leading Actress in a Musical (Vivian Reed), with Olivier nominations in London and Theatre World Awards for Vivian Reed and Chip Garnett. The complete discography features Original Broadway Cast Recording (Amherst Records, 1976), Original London Cast Recording (Pye, 1977; reissued by DRG in 1992), and Bubbling Brown Sugar / O.C.R. (Amherst Records, 1991).

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Upcoming tour dates for Bubbling Brown Sugar in 2025 feature live performances at the Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance in Winston-Salem, NC, from May 9–18, and at the Rose Embly McCoy Auditorium on the campus of Jackson State University in Jackson, MS, from October 2–7. While there is no official Bubbling Brown Sugar social media presence, fans can follow cast recordings and venue listings for the latest information. For fans and collectors, the Original Broadway Cast Recording (Amherst Records, 1976) and Original London Cast Recording (Pye, 1977; reissued by DRG in 1992) remain essential listenings that capture the full energy of the show. If you’re planning to attend, we’ve got you covered with straightforward ticketing and reliable service—just reach out and we’ll help you secure your seats to a timeless celebration of song, dance, and the Harlem Renaissance spirit.