New Museum of Broadway Exhibit Will Showcase Work of Designer David Korins
Korins was the scenic designer for Hamilton, Beetlejuice, Here Lies Love, and more.
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New York City
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June 17, 2025
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The Museum of Broadway’s next special exhibit will showcase the work of Emmy award-winning, four-time Tony Award-nominated Broadway scenic designer David Korins. The exhibit, entitled Stages of Imagination: The Iconic Broadway Designs of David Korins, presented in partnership with Korins Studio, will be open at the Museum of Broadway June 28-September 30, following a six-month run in Tucson, Arizona.
The exhibit focuses on five productions that Korins designed: Hamilton, celebrating 10 years; Beetlejuice, returning to Broadway this fall: Dear Evan Hansen; The Who’s Tommy; and Here Lies Love.
The exhibit will feature Broadway set models, original notes from Hamilton, the first sketch for Dear Evan Hansen, a photo op on a full-size replica of the Beetlejuice couch designed by Korins, and more.
Throughout the exhibit’s run, Korins will be joined by artistic collaborators for a series of panel discussions and special events, which will be announced on all social channels (@MuseumofBroadway).
The Museum of Broadway’s current special exhibit, Crafting Excellence: Black Storytellers of Broadway, will conclude its run on June 19 after two extensions.
