Eubie! Tickets

Eubie! is a celebrated Broadway musical that honors the legacy of Eubie Blake and his collaborators. Conceived by Julianne Boyd, the show opened on September 20, 1978 at the Ambassador Theatre and enjoyed a robust run of 439 performances. With music by Eubie Blake and lyrics by Noble Sissle, Andy Razaf, Johnny Brandon, F. E. Miller, and Jim Europe, this production brought a vibrant chapter of early American jazz and Broadway history to the stage. The show’s original Broadway cast recording, released by Warner Bros. in 1979, preserves its lively score for new audiences. In 2016, Kritzerland reissued the recording on CD, helping to introduce the music to contemporary fans. The production earned three Tony Award nominations (Best Original Score, Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Musical, Best Choreography) and earned Drama Desk nominations, underscoring its impact on American theatre.

Beyond Broadway, Eubie! has resonated with regional audiences through revivals and related events, including The Black Rep in St. Louis (2023), Westcoast Black Theatre in Tampa (2021), and Feinstein’s/54 Below’s 2018 showcase, 54 Sings Eubie!. This activity reflects the show’s enduring appeal and the ongoing interest in Blake’s music and the Harlem Renaissance era. While the show’s social media footprint for the specific musical is limited, licensing and official information are managed by MTI, and Blake’s legacy is preserved by the Eubie Blake Cultural Center in Baltimore. Here’s what to know about Eubie!, its creators, and where to catch the music live.

Whether you’re exploring Broadway history, jazz-infused musical theatre, or simply want to experience a pivotal American classic, Eubie! offers a window into the artistry of Eubie Blake and his collaborators. For fans seeking tickets, secure your seats ahead of time through trusted sources, and stay tuned for upcoming tour announcements as productions and regional engagements continue to honor this influential work. We’ve got you covered with reliable, no-fuss access to live performances and licensed productions across the country.