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Every upcoming Musical / Play event we have a seller for, with the starting price we hold for each date.

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  • The Princess Bride - Musical

    Nederlander Theatre at Ford Center for the Performing Arts · Chicago, IL · 7:30 PM

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    $50

    Starts at 7:30 PM local time at the venue

  • Witness For The Prosecution

    London County Hall · London · 7:30 PM

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    $32.20

    up to $439.30

    Starts at 7:30 PM local time at the venue

  • Young Frankenstein

    theREP MainStage at Proctors · Schenectady, NY · 7:30 PM

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    $50

    Starts at 7:30 PM local time at the venue

  • Bright Star

    Main Stage at Hale Centre Theatre - AZ · Gilbert, AZ · 7:30 PM

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    $50

    Starts at 7:30 PM local time at the venue

  • BOOP! The Betty Boop Musical

    Ahmanson Theatre · Los Angeles, CA · 7:30 PM

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    $129.95

    up to $5,037

    Starts at 7:30 PM local time at the venue

  • Urinetown

    The Max at Signature Theatre - Arlington · Arlington, VA · 8:00 PM

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    $100.05

    up to $233.45

    Starts at 8:00 PM local time at the venue

  • Urinetown

    Haas Stage - People's Light & Theatre · Malvern, PA · 10:30 AM

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    $147.20

    up to $176.40

    Starts at 10:30 AM local time at the venue

  • The Lion King

    Cadillac Palace · Chicago, IL · 1:00 PM

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    $185.15

    up to $1,468.55

    Starts at 1:00 PM local time at the venue

  • Bright Star

    Main Stage at Hale Centre Theatre - AZ · Gilbert, AZ · 4:00 PM

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    $50

    Starts at 4:00 PM local time at the venue

  • Disney's Hercules

    Festival Stage - Alabama Shakespeare Festival · Montgomery, AL · 7:00 PM

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    $49.45

    up to $320.15

    Starts at 7:00 PM local time at the venue

  • The Lion King

    Cadillac Palace · Chicago, IL · 7:00 PM

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    $185.15

    up to $1,468.55

    Starts at 7:00 PM local time at the venue

  • Legally Blonde

    Stephenson Theatre at Phoenix Theatre · Phoenix, AZ · 7:00 PM

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    $90.85

    up to $665.85

    Starts at 7:00 PM local time at the venue

  • Xanadu

    The SigPro Studio · The Villages, FL · 7:00 PM

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    $50

    Starts at 7:00 PM local time at the venue

  • Peter Pan Goes Wrong

    Paul A. Johnston Auditorium · Smithfield, NC · 7:00 PM

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    $50

    Starts at 7:00 PM local time at the venue

  • Shrek The Musical

    Northfield Arts Guild Theater · Northfield, MN · 7:00 PM

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    $50

    Starts at 7:00 PM local time at the venue

  • The Osmonds: A New Musical

    Peery's Egyptian Theater · Ogden, UT · 7:30 PM

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    $49.45

    up to $93.15

    Starts at 7:30 PM local time at the venue

  • Wicked

    Ohio Theatre - Columbus · Columbus, OH · 7:30 PM

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    $170.20

    up to $1,274.20

    Starts at 7:30 PM local time at the venue

  • Death Becomes Her

    Segerstrom Center For The Arts - Segerstrom Hall · Costa Mesa, CA · 7:30 PM

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    $108.10

    up to $1,382.30

    Starts at 7:30 PM local time at the venue

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About Musical / Play

Live theatre splits into two distinct traditions on the modern stage. A play relies entirely on the spoken word, using dialogue, silence, and physical acting to build tension and tell a story. Attending one offers an intimate connection with the performers, where the quietest whisper can carry across a silent auditorium. Audiences looking to compare musical tickets will find a completely different atmosphere, where the narrative drives forward through choreographed dance numbers and a live orchestra playing from the pit.

The choice between these forms shapes the entire evening, from the scale of the production to the design of the stage sets. Musicals often fill grand, multi-tiered venues with bright spectacles and choruses, making the search for musical tickets a portal to high-energy showstoppers. Plays frequently suit smaller, more focused spaces where the concentration of the crowd sharpens the drama. Both forms use lighting and sound to create distinct worlds, but one prioritises the rhythm of speech while the other elevates emotion into song.