Forty Carats Tickets

Forty Carats remains a notable figure in Broadway history, a show that premiered at the Morosco Theatre on December 26, 1968, and ran for 780 performances. Written by Jay Presson Allen and adapted from a French original by Pierre Barillet and Jean-Pierre Grédy, the play captivated audiences with its wit, charm, and strong performances. Julie Harris earned a Tony Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role in a Play for Forty Carats, anchoring the production’s enduring legacy. A film adaptation followed in 1973, featuring Liv Ullmann and Edward Albert, with Ullmann earning a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy. Published and licensed by Concord Theatricals (Samuel French, Inc.), Forty Carats continues to be celebrated in regional theaters and touring productions worldwide. This page provides a detailed biography, discography highlights, and up-to-date tour information to help you secure your seats through a trusted source.

Note: As of 2025/2026, there are no widely published U.S. or international 2025 tour dates. A listed production in Lippstadt, Germany indicates a February 8, 2026 date within a 2025 sale window, reflecting ongoing interest in revivals and classic one-act or two-act staging. We’ll keep this page updated with new developments and ticket availability as soon as information is announced.

Forty Carats is part of a legacy that connects Broadway’s golden era to contemporary audiences. For fans and newcomers alike, we provide secure, straightforward access to tickets and reliable information about performances. Whether you’re a longtime follower of the material or discovering it for the first time, we’ve got you covered with insider insights and seamless purchasing options.

Social media and online presence: There is no official Forty Carats social media account identified. When official channels are announced, we will link to them here with direct access in new tabs to provide you with the latest updates from producers and licensing partners. If you’re seeking background on the authors and licensing, Concord Theatricals (Samuel French, Inc.) remains the authoritative source for licensing and rights information.