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Aladdin The Musical Portland Tickets

The curtain rose on the original Aladdin production on July 7, 2011, at Seattle's 5th Avenue Theatre. This first production featured Jonathan Freeman, the voice of Jafar in the movie, in the same role for the live production. After its engagement in Seattle, the production made stops in Utah and Saint Louis before its pre-Broadway tryout in Toronto in 2013. The Toronto engagement ended in January 2014, and the show's next stop was Broadway's New Amsterdam Theatre where it premiered on March 20, 2014. The show's success earned Aladdin a national tour that kicked off in Chicago in April 2017.

Diamond in the Rough

Aladdin opens with the genie welcoming the audience to Agrabah. From there, we meet a young man named Aladdin who hangs out on the streets, sometimes stealing what he needs to live. High above Aladdin's head, in the Sultan of Agrabah's palace, Princess Jasmine longs to learn about life outside of the palace. One day, she disguises herself and sneaks down to the streets. While down there, she bumps into Aladdin, and the two must run away after a run-in with palace guards. The two hide in a cave until they are found. Jasmine is taken back to the palace while Aladdin is sentenced to death. Jafar, the Sultan's ambitious right-hand man, saves Aladdin and recruits him to find a lamp that is located in the cave of wonders. Aladdin obliges and finds the lamp. After he becomes trapped in the cave, he rubs the lamp and meets the Genie. His adventure with the Genie changes Aladdin's life and the future of Agrabah.

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Who is on the Aladdin tour cast?

The Aladdin tour cast is made of experienced performers who bring the story of the street rat and the Genie to life. The stringent Broadway casting process ensures that every production lives up to the standard that Broadway has established.

Is there a difference between the tour production and the Broadway production?

Typically, producers try to make touring productions as close as possible to their Broadway counterparts. Sometimes, the set of the show must be modified to fit into different theaters throughout the country. However, you can expect a performance of Aladdin in Portland to measure up to all the magic and splendor you'd see on Broadway.

Where can I see the Aladdin tour in Portland?

You can see the Aladdin tour at the Keller Auditorium when it comes to Portland. The auditorium seats nearly 3,000 people with two balcony levels and multiple private boxes.

Is Aladdin appropriate for all ages?

Aladdin's content is friendly for children of all ages. However, the musical is recommended for children aged 8 and older. It is a full-length musical, and it may be difficult for children younger than 8 to remain focused throughout the entire show and not cause a distraction for the cast or other audience members. Parents are asked to evaluate their children of all ages to determine whether they are capable of enjoying the show.

Who wrote Aladdin The Musical?

The book for the musical was written by Chad Beguelin. The music was written by Alan Menken with lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice with additional lyrics by Chad Beguelin. Beguelin's resume includes work on The Wedding Singer, The Prom and Elf. Menken's other credits include A Bronx Tale, Newsies, Sister Act and Little Shop of Horrors.Back to Top