Wicked tickets are perennial hot sellers, with the show being one of the most amazing Broadway successes of the past decade and earning major attention at theaters across the country. Just one of those is the St. Louis Fox Theatre, which St. Louis Today reports will be seeing yet another run of the Wizard of Oz-based musical in the near future.
It should be noted that Wicked has a pretty fruitful history at the Fox as it is. The article notes it broke box office records there three times and will be returning on Dec. 12, 2012 and run until Jan. 6, 2013.
“It will be the fourth time the musical has played the Fox, and the first time that it will not be part of the Broadway subscription series. That means more seats will be available for nonsubscribers,” the article says. It adds a quote from the Fox’s producer, Kristin Caskey, who says, “We are thrilled that St. Louis can ring in the 2012 holidays with ‘Wicked,’” a show she calls “the preeminent American musical.”
If you’re looking for tickets, make sure you check StubHub first.
It’s been a long while since Billy Elliot first danced on to the stage on Broadway and lit up the faces of critics and theater-goers. But all good things must come to an end, and the time has come for the show to make it’s exit.
Business Week has an interesting story up about the show’s closing. From the article: “Based on the 2000 film of the same name, Billy Elliot is about a boy from a depressed mining town who develops a love for ballet dancing. The show won the 2009 Tony Award for best musical — and nine other Tonys — and recouped its initial investment after 14 months.”
It’s a sad time if you have fallen in love with the show, but there are still plenty of opportunities to see it in other places around the country. Billy Elliot tickets are selling on StubHub for all sorts of tour dates. See what’s available and check it out soon.
If you’ve been craving a getaway to Broadway to check out a zany musical like Priscilla Queen of the Desert, then there’s some good news for you: you might not have to wait that long to get a dose of the show’s exuberant zest.
According to Broadway World, the cast of the Broadway hit is coming to Rosie O’Donnell’s couch in the near future. According to Broadway World: “The cast will perform a medley of ”It’s Raining Men” and “I Will Survive” in O’Donnell’s new Chicago studio. The show will air on Thursday, October 13, during the series premiere week and will mark the first Broadway musical to appear on O’Donnell’s new show.”
O’Donnell has long been a supporter of the arts, and especially of theater. Her fans are sure to be thrilled to see her bringing the Great White Way to the small screen for a peak at what the Priscilla show is all about. Get tickets for the Broadway production on StubHub.
Broadway fans have had a lot to look forward to this season, with Daniel Radcliffe taking the stage by storm in the hit play How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. It’s become increasingly popular with time, but fans who have fallen behind in the news might be wondering what’s going on with the play these days.
Fear not; the Examiner has you covered with How to Succeed in Business news. There’s a guide up right now that will fill you in on all the most important news that’s occurred surrounding the play in the last few weeks. The biggest announcement is that Nick Jonas, one of the famous Jonas Brothers pop group, will be joining the cast in the role of J. Pierrepont Finch. Check out the guide to get a quick recap of all that’s going on, including info on some great charity fundraisers that the show is supporting.
Want to get How to Succeed in Business tickets? Head to StubHub and see when the next performance is scheduled for.
You don’t have to travel all the way to New York to get Billy Elliot tickets. The Tony-winning show is heading out to the Mid-West, with a string of tour dates scheduled for Madison, Wisconsin’s Overture Center.
According to NBC 15.com, the show will have an eight-date run at the Overture Center’s Overture Hall July 10 – 15 in 2012. That seems like a rather long time to wait, but for fans who are hoping to see the fun musical, it will be very satisfying. Originally, the show was going to run from Sept. 21 to Oct. 2. However, the show’s producers have restructured the touring schedule, so Billy Elliot will be moving around to different dates.
No matter when it is, you can bet you’ll be able to find Billy Elliot tickets on StubHub. The show is one of the most popular musicals on Broadway, about a boy growing up in a working class town who decides to follow his heart’s passion and learn ballet. Needless to say, his father is not amused with this new hobby, which he doesn’t consider appropriately masculine.
Make sure you check out the show when it comes to your town!
Chicago the Musical is a favorite of theater fans, but you don’t have to go all the way to the Windy City to enjoy the show. It’s playing on Broadway right now at the Ambassador Theatre, and TheaterMania.com reports that actress Kara DioGuardi is expected to join the cast starting this week.
According to the post, DioGuardi will be playing the role of Roxi through Oct. 30. You’ll have a chance to see her for a couple of months, so don’t wait too long to get your Chicago the Musical New York tickets from StubHub. DioGuardi is a pretty big celebrity in the musical world, as Theater Mania points out: “A songwriter, record producer, and television personality DioGuardi is perhaps best known from her appearances on Amiercan Idol and Bravo’s Platinum Hit, on which she serves as head judge.”
They also have some additional background on this version of Chicago: “Chicago has been directed by Walter Bobbie and choreographed by Ann Reinking. The show currently also stars Amra-Faye Wright as Velma Kelly, Tony Yazbeck as Billy Flynn, Chris Sullivan as Amos Hart, and Carol Woods as Matron “Mama” Morton.”
Musical fans have a lot to look forward to in the near future. Not only is Stephen Sondheim’s Follies coming back to the stage, with Follies New York tickets selling fast on StubHub, but TheaterMania reports that a recording of the new production will be released to music stores soon.
PS Classics is putting out the recording, which features the Follies cast. It is going to be a two-disc release and will be coming to stores in November. From TheaterMania’s post on the release: “Eric Schaffer has directed the production, which originated at The Kennedy Center. Choreography is by Warren Carlyle and music direction by James Moore, who also conducts the 28-piece Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra. In the musical, when former members of the “Weismann Follies” reunite on the eve of their theater’s demolition, two couples remember their past and face the harsher realities of the present.”
Sounds like your kind of show? You’d better act quickly if you want those tickets. It’s playing at the Marquis Theatre throughout 2011.
War Horse New York tickets have been one of the biggest sellers on StubHub as the show continues to impress on Broadway, but it was only a matter of time before it expanded out and began to tour in other cities. Now, it seems the production is heading from the Great White Way to the Great White North: Broadway World reports War Horse will be opening at Toronto’s The National Theatre of Great Britain in 2012 with an all-Canadian cast.
From the story: “The cast of this Olivier and Tony Award-winning play brings together actors from across Canada. There are exciting newcomers, and actors who have worked on major stages and considered to be among the best in the country. In the starring role of Albert, the young man who raises his horse Joey, is Alex Furber, a recent graduate of The National Theatre School.”
This is exciting news for anyone who wants to see War Horse a little closer to them. Make sure you secure your tickets today.
Have you had the chance to get The Book of Mormon New York tickets yet? They’re available on StubHub and selling fast for one of Broadway’s biggest summer musicals. The comedy, co-written by theater vet Robert Lopez and South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, has earned a lot of fans.
Recently, star Josh Gad went on Keith Olbermann’s new show to talk about the success of the program. Playbill is hosting up video of the interview, and it’s definitely worth watching. Here’s a little background on the show, courtesy of Playbill: “The Book of Mormon officially opened on Broadway March 24 at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre and has been playing to sold-out houses. Gad talks about the future of the show including a tour, the possibility of a movie and where Daniel Radcliffe and Justin Bieber fit into Mormon.”
Here’s hoping we see an extensive national tour in the near future. The show has proven popular enough that you can bet tickets would be hot sellers all over the country.
So you’ve purchased Book of Mormon tickets on StubHub, enjoyed the show and want to know more about how something so singularly awesome was created. Let us direct you to Broadway.com, where there’s a nice little interview up with Robert Lopez, co-creator of the production, who shares a list of facts about his writing process.
Lopez is refreshingly honest, admitting just how difficult it is to get going on a new project: “I basically never feel like writing. I am a happy-go-lucky, relaxed, fun-seeking kind of person. And working disturbs that, because it puts me in a state of anxiety. So I usually get upset in the first 10 minutes of working with someone. Sometimes it’s getting sullen or silent or angry. Sometimes I just kid around and put down the project in a passive-aggressive way. I’m sure that’s never fun for my collaborators to deal with. But it always happens!”
Lopez should know that all the fans of The Book of Mormon are grateful he managed to pull through the process every time. Want to appreciate his work further? Get yourself tickets on StubHub.
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