Call Me Izzy on Broadway Tickets
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About Call Me Izzy
See the legendary Jean Smart back on Broadway. Call Me Izzy plays for a strictly limited, 12-week engagement this spring and summer at Studio 54. In Jamie Wax's fierce new drama, directed by Sarna Lapine, Smart plays a troubled woman who must use her gift of writing to find her way out of her horrible life. But along the way, what will she discover about herself?
Experience Call Me Izzy in New York. Smart is a six-time Emmy Award winner known for her dazzling performances in Hacks, Mare of Easttown, Designing Women, Frasier, and other hit TV shows. She is also known for her Tony-nominated turn in The Man who Came to Dinner, opposite Nathan Lane. Now, she's back on stage in New York: don't miss her and see Call Me Izzy on Broadway.
Run time
1hr 40min. No intermission.
Venue
Categories
Start date
May 24th, 2025
End date
August 17th, 2025
Stars on stage
Jean Smart
Call Me Izzy cast and creative team
By: Jamie Wax
Director: Sarna Lapine
Cast list: Jean Smart (as Izzy)
Sets: Mikiko Suzuki MacAdams
Costumes: Tom Broecker
Lighting: Donald Holder
Sound: Beth Lake
Other info: Original music by T Bone Burnett
Venue
Accessibility
Wheelchair access, assisted listening, ASL
More information about Call Me Izzy
Jean Smart is one of today's most decorated actresses. She's known for her tough-as-nails characters, especially in TV comedies, and in this new play she brings a similar tenacity and dark sense of humor that audiences have known her to cultivate over her decades-long career.
In Jamie Wax's startling new play, he transports audiences to a small town in rural America. It's the kind of place where if you stay long enough, you've seen it all, but also itch to get out. Smart is Izzy, a down-on-her-luck woman who needs a way out. Her writing may be that: but while it is her greatest gift, it is also her biggest secret and darkest curse. A can’t-miss theatrical event and a moving portrait of one woman’s refusal to be silenced through her own sheer resilience, humor, and fiery imagination, Call Me Izzy is a spellbinding show and offers a tour-de-force for Smart.
What to watch for
- Jean Smart has performed in multiple Broadway shows, off Broadway at Playwrights Horizons, and in the seminal lesbian play Last Summer at Bluefish Cove.
- Smart is more famously known for her TV work: she rose to prominence as Charlene Frazier Stillfield on the sitcom Designing Women and has earned six Primetime Emmy Awards for her roles on Frasier, Samantha Who?, and Hacks.
- Jamie Wax is a newscaster and makes his Broadway debut with this play.
- Sarna Lapine is best known for directing the Broadway revival of Sunday in the Park with George, starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Annaleigh Ashford.
Frequently asked questions
How do you get tickets for Call Me Izzy?
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How much are tickets for Call Me Izzy?
Call Me Izzy tickets start at $69.
Which theatre is Call Me Izzy at?
Call Me Izzy is at New York's Studio 54, which is located at 254 West 54th Street (between Broadway and 8th Avenue), New York, 10019.
What is the running time of Call Me Izzy?
Call Me Izzy runs for 1hr 40min. No intermission.
What is Call Me Izzy about?
In this new play, Jean Smart plays Izzy, a tragic woman whose gift of writing is her greatest gift, biggest secret, and ticket out of her destitute life.
Who wrote Call Me Izzy?
Jamie Wax, a CBS newscaster and author of Evangeline, wrote this new play.
Who directs Call Me Izzy?
Sarna Lapine (Sunday in the Park with George with Jake Gyllenhaal and Annaleigh Ashford) directs this new play.
Is Call Me Izzy good?
This is a new play, so reviews are not out, but seeing Jean Smart back on Broadway is sure to be a singular gift, and the new production tackles timeless themes of the pain of self-discovery and unleashing your talent.
Is Call Me Izzy appropriate for kids?
The play has some adult themes but an age recommendation is not yet listed. Audiences must be four and over to see Broadway shows.
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