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Jersey Boys – The Story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons

Jersey Boys, the wildly successful musical about Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, will continue touring in 2009, and cheap Jersey Boys seats are on sale now. Resident theatre Jersey Boys productions are playing on Broadway and in cities like Chicago, Las Vegas, and London’s West End. In addition, the show is currently on an extended Jersey Boys National Tour. Audiences love the Jersey Boys musical, and a New York Times review reported that “the crowd goes wild” when they hear their favorite Four Seasons songs. TicketNetwork offers a wide selection of cheap Jersey Boys tickets to see this Grammy Award winning musical.

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Have you seen Wicked yet? Don’t you want to see what all of the Broadway buzz has been about? If you haven’t seen this show, you’ve got to check out one of the productions near you. The success of the musical on Broadway has sparked productions all over the world. The powerful story of friendship, love, and daring to defy definitions of “good” and “wicked” are universal themes that appeal to a wide variety of audiences. If you have ever seen this production, we know you’ll want to see it again because of the creative storytelling and typical big Broadway numbers combined with a lot of heart. TheaterMania calls it, “a feast for the eyes and ears,” and Variety exclaims, “A thinking person’s musical? Who knew?” Wicked is already well on its way become one of Broadway’s new classics and with shows across the United States, and productions in the United Kingdom and Germany, you’ll be able to see get Wicked tour tickets no matter where you live. Be forewarned, this show isn’t your childhood “Wizard of Oz” and it will change how you look at the “Wicked” Witch of the West, the “Wonderful” Wizard, Dorothy, and Oz forever. Wicked is based on a 1995 novel of the same name by Gregory Maguire that put an innovative spin on author Frank Baum’s novel Wonderful Wizard of Oz and brought forth an untold story.

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