Kristin Chenoweth Reacts to Broadway Closure
Tony Award winner Kristin Chenoweth, 57, shared a heartfelt message on Instagram on November 26 after learning that The Queen of Versailles would close on Broadway less than three months after opening. The musical, in which Chenoweth starred, had been one of the season’s most anticipated productions.
Honest Reflections on the Show’s End
In her video message, Chenoweth expressed gratitude for the experience and the people she worked with. She said she was “sad but proud” of what the cast and crew achieved. The performer thanked fans for their enthusiasm and support throughout the show’s brief run.
“Every person involved poured their heart into this project. It hurts to see it end, but I’m walking away grateful for every moment,”
— Kristin Chenoweth
A Short-Lived Broadway Journey
The Queen of Versailles debuted to large crowds and strong initial ticket sales but struggled to maintain momentum over time. The show, which told the story of wealth, ambition, and personal resilience, closed earlier than expected due to declining attendance.
Gratitude and Hope for the Future
Despite disappointment, Chenoweth acknowledged that endings are part of theater life. She concluded her message by reflecting on the resilience of artists and her hope for future creative opportunities.
“Sometimes art has a short life, but it still matters deeply. Thank you for believing in us.”
Author Summary
Kristin Chenoweth responded with grace and gratitude to the unexpected closing of The Queen of Versailles, celebrating the show’s creative spirit despite its brief Broadway run.
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