Broadway Review of Radio City

Radio City Tickets are, as always, one of the hottest items selling this winter on Broadway. Compared to what some fans are willing to pay for other Broadway shows, this one is actually on the cheaper end. All things on Broadway, however, must be kept in perspective. But fans looking to catch the Radio City Christmas Spectacular can expect to pay anywhere between $89 and $473 through Stubhub.com. Time Magazine hails the Radio City Spectacular as “one of the grandest holiday traditions in the U.S.”

The New York Times also had good things to say about the show. “Mingling tradition and novelty to a festive fare-thee-well, the Radio City Christmas Spectacular has taken up residence through Dec. 30 in the 6,000-seat Art Deco auditorium. And what a show it is!”

Radio City Christmas Spectacular

While the producers and directors have changed over the years, credit must be given where credit is due for the Rockettes are the dancers who have been delivering eye-high kicks and precision dances that wow audiences since they first opened on December 27, 1932.

 

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Lion King Tickets on Broadway

Fans looking to make their way to Broadway during the winter season should be sure not to miss out on one of the hottest shows on Broadway. The Lion King has been delighting audiences all year and Lion King Tickets are available through Stubhub.com. Enjoying huge success on its national tour, The Lion King recently roared its way into Los Angeles and audiences are more than eager to bow to the king. Though the show has been on Broadway for nine years now, audiences still greet the Broadway production with a sense of, “Yeah, we know exactly what’s coming but WHOA! Look at that!” The limited engagement production of the Lion King is due to run until January 7 in Los Angeles.

The Lion King is sure to please

Jay Reiner writes for Reuters that Lion King still has something that delights every audience member. On the show’s opening night in Los Angeles, the roar of the crowd at the curtain call drowned out any of the roars of the lions in the show. With its inventive use of masks and puppets, the Lion King still manages to capture the imagination in a day and age when special effects all too often take center stage.

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