Few musicals have earned the kind of cultural permanence that Les Misérables commands. Forty-plus years after its Paris premiere, the show still fills theatres from London's West End to regional stages across North America, and the demand for tickets shows no sign of slowing. If you're trying to ...
Johnny Cash has been gone since 2003, but his catalog keeps finding new stages. "Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash" — the jukebox musical built entirely from his songbook — has quietly become one of the most durable pieces of regional and dinner theater programming in the country. It never had ...
Nearly thirty years after Rafiki first lifted a lion cub over a painted savanna, Disney's The Lion King is still one of the hardest tickets in live theater to buy without a plan. It runs on three continents at once, it changes price by the hour depending on the section and the day of the week, and ...
More than a decade after its first preview, Hamilton is still one of the hardest tickets in American theater to plan around. It doesn't behave like a typical long-running hit that quietly settles into a routine. Prices swing with the calendar, casting announcements can send demand spiking ...
