Wedding Singer Tickets
The Wedding Singer Tickets — Pop, Knocks and Neon Socks
Wedding singers are a dying breed these days. But in 1985, wannabe rocker Robbie Hart was rockin' the taffeta-bedecked bridesmaids — before being ditched by his own fiancee. Enter Julia, love interest with a fiance of her own, and the wedding fiascos begin. Based on the Adam Sandler/Drew Barrymore movie of the same name, "The Wedding Singer" is a charming musical of big hair and 80s pop.
About Wedding Singer Tickets
Wedding Singer Tickets - A Cinema Classic On Stage
Broadway tickets are available for the opening of The Wedding Singer at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre this spring. Another version of the play opened in Seattle in January of 2006, and judging by the demand shown for theater tickets to that show, Wedding Singer tickets on Broadway will be hard to find. Based upon the 1998 mega-hit movie, the show is directed by Tony Award winner John Rando, and it's sure to be a delightful addition to the Broadway tickets market.
Wedding Singer Tickets - About the Show
The play is set in 1985, and the main character, Robbie Hart, is the biggest "star" on the New Jersey wedding singer circuit. However, once his own wedding is ruined, he treats every performance with the same sadness he encountered by being left at the altar. This attitude persists until a new love comes onto the scene and changes Robbie's outlook. These theater tickets will bring you back to a different time, and the actors will have you thinking that you've traveled back in time.
