Tootsie - The Musical Tickets
Winspear Opera House | Dallas, Texas
Tootsie is the musical that you have been waiting for! It has all those outstanding aspects that make a production of this quality so incredible, and so much more! This hilarious show will leave you howling with laughter as the awesome cast delivers punchline after punchline. In addition, you can expect the most stunning visuals and wardrobe that the industry has ever seen. Of course, no musical is complete without a brilliant score, which Tootsie has in abundance. All of this will be happening at Winspear Opera House on Saturday 22nd April 2023, but you have to be fast because tickets are running out. Luckily for you, this is the best place to reserve yours, so purchase them while they're still available.
Tootsie, termed "Broadway's funniest new musical" by The New York Times, was selected as its critic's pick – what an honor!
As the musical moves forward, we learn more about Michael Dorsey, a remarkably gifted actor who frequently changes jobs. Michael, who is currently, jobless and at his wit's end, resolves to try one last thing to get what he wants by purporting to be an actress whom he calls Dorothy Michaels. Even as the Broadway audience looks in awe at Dorothy's meteoric rise to stardom, Michael (who plays Dorothy) can't help falling in love with Julie (who plays as his co-star). Michael rapidly realizes that it will be more difficult than he had expected to keep up the ruse of what has become his greatest acting success.
It is a very compelling story, and everyone in the audience will be enthralled by what happens next in this hilarious comedy, so you really don't want to miss out! This masterpiece is surely very popular, as evidenced by the speed at which tickets are selling out. Be sure to grab your tickets for the show at Winspear Opera House on Saturday 22nd April 2023. You can rest assured that this is the best decision you could make this year. As a matter of fact, The Hollywood Reporter has called it "the most riotous new musical in years," and Rolling Stone has said, "In these turbulent times, when the world seems out of balance, we need a place to let the good times roll."
