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Musical: Hello, Dolly!

Genre: Post-Golden Era

Creator: Jerry Herman, Michael Stewart

Premiere: New York City, 1964

Principals: Betty Buckley

Songs: "Call on Dolly," "It Takes a Woman," "Before the Parade Passes By," "Hello, Dolly!"

Hello, Dolly! Dallas Tickets

Hello, Dolly! is a fun, family-friendly show featuring music by Jerry Herman and a book (screenplay) by Michael Stewart. The book is based on a 1938 Thornton Wilder farce titled The Merchant of Yonkers, retitled The Matchmaker in 1955. Despite debuting on Broadway more than 50 years ago, Hello, Dolly! remains a favorite of audiences worldwide thanks in part to its legendary title song. The story follows Dorothy Gallagher Levi, a matchmaker who travels to Yonkers to find a wife for the half-a-millionaire Horace Vandegelder. Herman's lively score does ample justice to the sumptuous period costumes and huge wigs that are typical of the Hello, Dolly! tours and productions. The musical's appeal also rests in the larger-than-life charisma of its titular character, a brash, intelligent, independent woman who goes after what she wants. To date, Hello, Dolly! boasts multiple Broadway revivals, a movie adaptation and national as well as international tours. The original Broadway cast recording reached No. 1 on the Billboard album chart and was subsequently inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2002. Don't miss this chance to get Hello, Dolly! Dallas tickets at StubHub today.

Actresses Spanning Decades

Many extraordinary leading ladies have claimed the part of Dolly Gallagher Levi over the lifetime of this great American musical. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, there have been several Broadway revivals, Hello, Dolly! tours and adaptations. The late Carol Channing originated the role on Broadway. After her departure, dancers Ann Miller and Ginger Rogers took on the role. Phyllis Diller owned the role for three months in 1969, the same year the film version starring Barbra Streisand was released. Ethel Merman took bows as Dolly, and even America's favorite "golden girl" Betty White tried the role on for size in 1979. For more theater, music and live concerts in Dallas, explore nearby venues like the Majestic Theatre and the American Airlines Center.Back to Top