When Do Tickets for Jersey Boys at Thr Walton Arts Center Go on Sale?
Jersey Boys kicks off the 2018-19 Procter & Gamble Broadway Series at Fayetteville's Walton Arts Middle.
3-eighths of the 2018-xix Procter & Gamble Broadway Series at Fayetteville'due south Walton Arts Heart will be shows familiar to Northwest Arkansas audiences; the others will exist shows coming to the center's Baum Walker Hall for the commencement time.
"We actually have a swell mix betwixt shows that are Arkansas premieres and ones that are fan favorites; I call up at that place'south a really adept balance there," says Scott Galbraith, Walton Arts Center'south vice president of programming and executive producer.
The premieres include the Lincoln Center Theater Broadway production of Falsettos, William Finn and James Lapine'southward musical (nominated for five 2017 Tony Awards) that will launch its national tour in Fayetteville. The show centers on an intelligent, neurotic gay man, his married woman, lover and abouthoped-for-bar-mitzvahed son, their psychiatrist and the lesbians next door. It runs Feb. viii-ix.
"This will be the start tour stop anywhere in the land," Galbraith says. "They'll stay in our hotels for two weeks while they rehearse and tech the testify. Their outset performances will be here and and so they will go along the road."
The season opens with a reprise visit of Jersey Boys, the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, October. 5-seven.
The rest of the lineup:
• Oct. 23-28: School of Stone, featuring all the songs from the pic on which it'south based, with additional music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Glenn Slater, with a book by Julian Fellowes.
• Dec. 4-9: On Your Anxiety!, music, lyrics and orchestration past Emilio and Gloria Estefan, book past Alexander Dinelaris, covering the Estefans' humble ancestry in Republic of cuba, their crossing to America and their becoming a pop music sensation.
• Feb. 26-March three: A Bronx Tale, (music past Alan Menken, lyrics by Glenn Slater, volume by Chazz Palminteri, based on the pic of the same proper noun), the tale, set in the 1960s, of a boyfriend caught betwixt the father he loves and the mob boss he'd love to be.
• April 9-14, 2019: Waitress (music and lyrics by Sara Bareilles, book by Jessie Nelson, inspired by Adrienne Shelly's film), the story of a waitress who sees pie-making equally a way out of her small town and loveless marriage.
• May 28-June 2, 2019: Cats, music past Andrew Lloyd Webber, lyrics by T.Due south. Eliot from his Former Possum'south Book of Practical Cats.
• June 18-23, 2019: Les Miserables, Cameron Mackintosh'southward new production of the Alain Boublil/Claude-Michel Schonberg show with scenery inspired by the paintings of Victor Hugo.
"One of the things I am particularly eager for people to discover is the number of shows that feature young performers," Galbraith says, "and how that provides families with the opportunity to betrayal their children to the arts and for children to place with" the people onstage.
"Schoolhouse of Rock, On Your Anxiety!, Falsettos, Waitress, A Bronx Tale and Les Miserables all accept child actors. Cats does non, but it's an accessible, family-friendly bear witness. Of the 8 titles, seven of them are very appealing for young audiences. And I love that." (Jersey Boys, if it were a movie, would have an R rating for language and developed themes.)
In fact, the Waitress touring visitor will hold local auditions for the part of a girl, age 6-vii. It's unusual but not unprecedented, Galbraith notes; tours of The Wizard of Oz and Camelot have put out casting calls for kids.
Les Mis will be in for the quaternary time in Fayetteville but the beginning time for the newly revised version. Cats, office of the middle'due south inaugural flavor in 1992, will exist back for its fifth appearance, though it has been more a decade, and Galbraith notes that Hamilton and Bandstand choreographer Andy Blankenbuehler has given the show "freshness and newness."
Season tickets are available in six-, vii- or eight-evidence packages, $285-$593. Call (479) 443-5600 or visit the website, waltonartscenter.org.
On Your Feet! will exist on the Walton Arts Center stage Dec. 4-9.
The musical Waitress comes into Fayetteville's Walton Arts Eye April 9-14, 2019.
Fashion on 03/18/2018
Source: https://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2018/mar/18/jersey-boys-opens-walton-play-season-20/
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