Swept Away Broadway Cast Will Give 1-Night-Only Reunion Concert

If you didn't get enough of Swept Away during its Broadway run last year, good news—it's coming back. The full original cast—led by Tony winner John Gallagher Jr. (Spring Awakening), Stark Sands (Kinky Boots), Adrian Blake Enscoe (Dickinson), and Wayne Duvall (1984)—will reunite for a one-night-only concert at the Bowery Ballroom April 28.

Tickets for the special event go on sale March 3 at 10 AM ET .

“When the opportunity arose to reunite and revisit these songs, we jumped at the chance,�� says director Michael Mayer in a statement

“This concert is just one of the many ways Swept Away, and the score of The Avett Brothers, will continue reaching audiences," adds Sands. "We can’t wait to be part of that journey once again.��

Featuring songs by folk-rock group The Avett Brothers and inspired by their 2004 album Mignonette, Swept Away opened its Broadway debut at the Longacre Theatre November 19, 2024, after beginning previews October 29, and finished its run December 29. The musical, which features a book by John Logan and choreography by David Newmann, was directed by Mayer. A cast album released via Joy Machine Records February 7, and a double vinyl release is due to follow April 25. Listen .

Gallagher Jr. starred as Mate with Sands as Big Brother, Enscoe as Little Brother, and Duvall as Captain, all reprising their performances from the musical's earlier mountings at Berkeley Repertory and Arena Stage.

The ensemble included Josh Breckenridge, Hunter Brown, Matt DeAngelis, Cameron Johnson, Brandon Kalm, Rico LeBron, Michael J. Mainwaring, Orville Mendoza, Chase Peacock, Tyrone L. Robinson, David Rowen, and John Sygar. Swings John Michael Finley and Robert Pendilla rounded out the company. The full company will be featured in the April 28 concert.

WATCH: The Avett Brothers Perform at the Swept Away Opening Night on Broadway

Swept Away follows four survivors of an 1888 shipwreck off the coast of New Bedford, Massachusetts. As they struggle to stay alive, they must question whether or not they can live with the consequences of their actions, and discover how tragedy can lead to forgiveness.

The creative team also included music supervisor and orchestrator Brian Usifer, arranger and orchestrator Chris Miller, music director Will Van Dyke, set designer Rachel Hauck, costume designer Susan Hilferty, lighting designer Kevin Adams, sound designer John Shivers, and casting directors Jim Carnahan, Jillian Cimini, and Alexandre Bleau.

Swept Away was produced by Matthew Masten, Sean Hudock, and Madison Wells Live and executive-produced by Wagner Johnson Productions.

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