New Money Dance Break
- Duration
- 20 seconds
- Light source
- Moving lights/set LX
- Light color
- White flashes
Scene details (may include spoilers)
Before this: Intimate Red/Blue light scene with Jordan & Nick

Broadway
Also listed: The Great Gatsby (Touring). Lighting can differ between productions.
| Part of show | Sequences | Flashing time |
|---|---|---|
| Whole Show | 7 | ≈ 6 min 30 sec |
| Act One | 6 | ≈ 6 min 30 sec |
| Act Two | 1 | ≈ 0 min 1 sec |
Published total and act times differ.
Cue information contributed by Cory Pattak & Elizabeth Talmadge.
Start times are approximate and measured as described in each entry. Some entries describe more than one effect.
Before this: Intimate Red/Blue light scene with Jordan & Nick
Before this: New Money dance break
Before this: Yellow car exits
Before this: Before the end of “New Money”
Before this: End of “For Better or Worse”
Before this: Last note of “My Green Light”
Before this: End of “One Way Road”
| Time | Moment | Duration | Frequency | Color | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Act One | |||||
| ≈ 18:26 | New Money Dance Break | 20 seconds | — | White flashes | Moving lights/set LX |
| ≈ 18:46 | Simulated Fireworks | 30 seconds | — | Multi-color flashes | Moving light/video wall fireworks |
| ≈ 19:43 | White Flashes/Ballyhoo of Lights | 30 seconds | — | White flashes | Moving lights |
| ≈ 20:11 | Onstage Fireworks | 1 second | — | White & silver flashes | Onstage fireworks above actors |
| ≈ 40:01 | Song: “The Met” | 5 minutes | — | White flashes | Prop Camera, a couple of single flashes from a couple cameras |
| ≈ 1:04:36 | Song: “My Green Light” | 1 second | — | Green flashes | Moving light blinders, pointed at audience |
| Act Two | |||||
| ≈ 43:50 | Car Crash | 1 second | — | White flashes | Moving light blinders, flash to audience |
Times are approximate. Full scene details: flashcue.org/broadway/greatgatsby/
These are the charts published with the original listing. The written cue details above contain the same information in readable text.



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