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Chess Revival to Close Early on Broadway June 21

The production ends its run at the Imperial Theatre after more than 250 performances as Lea Michele departs and planned cast changes are halted.

The Broadway revival of Chess will close early on June 21.

Lea Michele's final performance as Florence Vassy will mark the end of the show at the Imperial Theatre. The production will have completed more than 250 performances by that Sunday.

Joanna 'JoJo' Levesque's planned takeover on June 23 and a third extension through September 13 have both been canceled. The closing comes three months ahead of the previously scheduled end date.

Attendance had dropped to roughly 70 percent capacity in recent weeks. The revival earned five Tony nominations but received no recognition for Michele, Aaron Tveit or the production in the revival category.

Producers Tom Hulce, Robert Ahrens and The Shubert Organization issued a statement on the run.

"To see longtime fans and first-time audiences alike embrace this production so wholeheartedly has been incredibly rewarding for everyone involved and a powerful reminder of why 'Chess' has endured for so many years.
Producers Tom Hulce, Robert Ahrens and The Shubert Organization

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