{"id":10818,"date":"2019-07-15T08:55:40","date_gmt":"2019-07-15T08:55:40","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blog.headout.com\/?p=10818"},"modified":"2022-07-14T10:09:15","modified_gmt":"2022-07-14T10:09:15","slug":"oklahoma-musical-broadway-discount-tickets","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.headout.com\/blog\/oklahoma-musical-broadway-discount-tickets\/","title":{"rendered":"Experience Oklahoma Broadway | On a discount!"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\u201cOh what a beautiful morning, Oh what a beautiful day, I’ve got a wonderful feeling, Everything’s going my way.\u201d<\/p>\n

Travel back in time to enjoy the rustic beauty of Oklahoma and watch a community grapple with changing America and the drama in their lives! Witness the love story of Curly, a cowboy and Laurey, a farm girl, bloom and the obstacles they face in uniting. Oklahoma! had revolutionized musicals in America and seven decades later, continues to sweep awards and audience approval. If you are only going to watch one show this year, make sure it\u2019s Oklahoma!<\/p>\n

Oklahoma : About The Show<\/h2>\n

Oklahoma! is the hottest musical on Broadway currently and has won the Tony Award 2019 for Best Revival of Musical and Best Featured Actress for Ali Stroker\u2019s explosive performance. The musical originally premiered in 1943 has swept awards for every production and also a won a Special Pulitzer Award in 1944. This production is directed by Daniel Fish who is debuting on Broadway but has done extensive work Off-Broadway.<\/p>\n

Oklahoma! uses the classic music and lyrics by the duo Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II. Not much has changed in the musical in words, but Fish has managed to bring out the core themes of sex, violence, and politics in this truly American story. It\u2019s been 76 years since the musical premiered but it has remained relevant thanks to these themes that still draw debates and spark conversations in America.<\/p>\n

Ali Stroker steals the spotlight as Ado Annie and is the first actress on Broadway to use a wheelchair for mobility. She is supported by a talented cast of actors including Rebecca Naomi Jones, Patrick Vaill, Damon Daunno and supported by Will Brill, Anthony Cason, James Davis, and Will Mann. The previous productions have been replete with magnificent sets and costumes but it\u2019s the simplicity of this production that sets it apart from others. The costumes by Terese Wadden, lighting design by Scott Zielinski, and scenic design by Laura Jellinek have brought undertones to the stage that even words cannot!<\/p>\n

Oklahoma : Broadway Story<\/h2>\n

It\u2019s 1906 in Oklahoma and the landscape is picturesque with fertile farms and the prairie run by boisterous cowboys. Curly McLain is a cowboy who is trying his best to woo the farm girl Laurey Williams. She thwarts his attempts at asking her out for the box social night because she feels he waited too long and instead decides to go with a loner and mentally disturbed farmhand Jud Fry.<\/p>\n

The box social night is a big deal out in the town as men get to auction on lunch dates with women, in order to raise funds for a schoolhouse. Will Parker is another cowboy who wishes to bid on the basket of his sweetheart Ado Annie but is running short on funds. He also wishes to marry her but her father has a \u2018$50\u2019 dowry on her. Meanwhile, Ado Annie is conflicted as she is in love with both Will and Ali Hakim.<\/p>\n

Ali Hakim is a peddler of potions and knick knacks and has no intention of marrying Ado Annie and decides to give Will the money to marry her. He also gives Laurey a potion to help her decide who the right man for her is \u2013 Curly or Jud. Things start taking a gruesome turn as Curly and Jud get into a fight for Laurey and Jud decides he wants her at any cost. Watch Oklahoma! to find out what happens to the couples and do they ever get their happily ever after?<\/p>\n

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Practical Info<\/h3>\n

Show Details<\/p>\n

Show Timings<\/strong>Tuesday & Thursday -7 PM Wednesday & Saturday- 2 PM & 8 PMFriday- 8 PMSunday- 3 PM<\/p>\n

Duration<\/b> 2 hours, 45 minutes including one intermission.<\/p>\n

Leading Roles<\/b>Will Brill<\/a> as Ali Hakim Damon Daunno<\/a> as Curly McLain James Davis<\/a> as Will Parker Patrick Vaill<\/a> as Jud Fry<\/p>\n

Directed by<\/b>Daniel Fish<\/a><\/p>\n

Book & Lyrics by<\/b>Oscar Hammerstein II <\/a><\/p>\n

Music by <\/b>Richard Rodgers<\/a><\/p>\n

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION<\/p>\n

Audience<\/b>Suitable for ages 12 and up<\/p>\n

Seating<\/strong>The Circle in the Square Theatre<\/a> has a seating capacity of 776.<\/p>\n

Available Facilities<\/strong> In-house bar Wheelchair AccessibleEscalators<\/p>\n

Outside Food<\/strong>Strictly prohibited. If you’d like to grab a meal before or after the show, check out our guide to the 30 Best Restaurants in the Theater District<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Dress Code<\/strong> Smart and casual wear is recommended. Keep in mind, the theater is air conditioned throughout the year and can get a bit chilly.<\/p>\n

Oklahoma Broadway Discount Tickets<\/h2>\n

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Oklahoma! – Circle In The Square Theatre<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Performance<\/h2>\n

Oklahoma! first premiered on Broadway in 1943 and then premiered at the West End in 1947. It was also made into a film in 1955 and had consecutive Broadway revivals in 1951, 1979, and 2002.<\/p>\n

Awards<\/h3>\n