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\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n Kristin Chenoweth<\/strong><\/a> is heading to Broadway in late 2025 with her new musical The Queen of Versailles<\/em><\/strong>, but you have a few weeks left to catch the show in Boston during its world premiere run!<\/p>\n The Tony-winning actress celebrated opening night of the new production on Thursday (August 1) at the Emerson Colonial Theatre in Boston, Mass.<\/p>\n Kristin<\/strong> was joined by co-star F. Murray Abraham<\/strong><\/a>, composer Stephen Schwartz<\/strong>, book writer Lindsey Ferrentino<\/strong>, director Michael Arden<\/strong>, and documentary filmmaker Lauren Greenfield<\/strong> at the opening night show.<\/p>\n Reviews are in and Kristin <\/strong>has earned raves for her performance as Jackie Siegel<\/strong>, the woman who built the largest private home in America and modeled it after the Palace of Versailles. <\/p>\n Variety<\/a><\/em> said, \u201cChenoweth <\/strong>is courageous and skillful in presenting a protagonist of utter folly, who never quite fathoms where she went wrong.\u201d Boston.com<\/a> noted \u201cChenoweth<\/strong>\u2019s Jackie Siegel deserves to immediately enter the pantheon of unstoppable Broadway musical matrons alongside Streisand\u2019s Fanny Brice, Merman\u2019s Mama Rose, and Lansbury\u2019s Auntie Mame.\u201d Theatrely<\/a> wrote, \u201cthis show is fun with a capital F and Chenoweth <\/strong>knows how to take charge of any audience and keep them with her till the curtain drops.\u201d<\/p>\n The Queen of Versailles<\/em> is running in Boston through August 25. <\/p>\n <\/span><\/p><\/div>\n