NEW YORK — Diamonds, baseball and ghosts will take over Broadway as the fall season starts. Here is part two of the Daily News’ 2022 Broadway season preview:
“Walking With Ghosts”: Acclaimed actor and writer Gabriel Byrne’s solo show, adapted from his bestselling memoir of the same name, will tread the boards for a limited engagement. The Golden Globe Award-winning “In Treatment” star conducts a master class of storytelling while laying bare his life’s ups and downs in the Lonny Price-directed play. The 75-show limited engagement begins Oct.18 at the Music Box Theatre. (239 W. 45th St.)
“Take Me Out”: The boys are back in town. As baseball season comes to a close, this show hopes to hit another home run with audiences after its initial Tony Award-winning revival last spring. Jesse Williams and Jesse Tyler Ferguson are back at bat for the return of Scott Ellis’ take on Richard Greenberg’s timeless story about a Major League Baseball player coming out as gay. The much-buzzed about full frontal male nudity will be a draw, too. Performances begin Oct. 27 at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre. (236 W. 45th St.)
