New Yorkers are feeling blue over the end of another Big Apple institution. The Blue Man Group received a standing ovation from hundreds of teary-eyed fans during the beloved trio’s final ...

Blue Man Group is ending long-running productions in New York and Chicago, but the new show will go on in Orlando, officials say. A new 578-seat theater at Icon Park, an International Drive ...

Blue Man Group’s return to Orlando has been delayed again. Performances were scheduled to begin April 3 in a new 580-seat theater at Icon Park, in the shadow of the Orlando Eye observation wheel ...

Donation Options Search Search Search Alejandro Rodriguez, Maxim Bouffard and Brian Byrne arrive in Chicago to train for a coveted role in Blue Man Group. Each year, hundreds audition across the ...

“Blue Man Group,” which began in 1991 and went on to play Boston, Chicago, Las Vegas, Orlando and Berlin, will conclude on Feb. 2. Blue Man Group, pictured in 2017, began their off-Broadway ...

Blue Man Group’s new Orlando show will debut April 3, the company announced Tuesday. Tickets are now on sale for the production, which will take place in a to-be-built theater near the base of ...

Blue Man Group plays final show in New York City 00:56. NEW YORK — Blue Man Group took the stage for the last time in New York City on Sunday.. The iconic trio performed their final show at the ...

Blue Man Group, which has been owned by Cirque du Soleil since 2017, is not disappearing: long-running shows remain open in Boston, Las Vegas and Berlin, and a return gig is planned for Orlando ...

The famous Blue Man Group has delayed the start of their new Orlando shows at ICON Park. Crews broke ground last year on a new theater location for the performances. The shows were to start this ...

Blue Man Group, the long-running show that has played in Chicago for decades, will put on its final performance at the Briar Street Theatre on Jan. 5, 2025. According to an announcement Friday ...

Blue Man Group failed to collaborate with the Chicago crew about possible ways to keep the show going here or even “evolving it,” Calvaresi said.