Broadway Across America San Antonio presents the legendary Broadway show WICKED at the beautiful Majestic Theatre from June 3-28, 2009.
A lottery for a limited number of orchestra seats will be held daily 2½ hours before show time. These tickets are for the day of performance only. Anyone in line at the Majestic Box Office will receive an entry form to complete and drop into a lottery drum. Two hours prior to the show, names will be drawn for a limited number of orchestra seats priced at $25 each and cash only. You must be there in person at the Box Office to win. A limit of 2 tickets per person will be given.
WICKED is the winner of 20 major awards, including a Grammy and three Tony Awards. The New York Times calls WICKED "Broadway's biggest blockbuster." USA Today calls it "the most completely satisfying new musical in a long time."
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Hi Shirley. I hear Wicked is a great show.
Wish I had seen in when it was in Chicago...
Ken
Hi Ken, Thanks for stopping by. I hope to see it if I can convince my husband...
Howdy there Shirley
With them there major awards and fine write ups, WICKED sure must be good. I'll bet it'll be performed at Star Light, in K.C., Mo. this year also.
Hi Dale, My husband said he is willing to go as long as we have good seats. YAY!
Shirley hope you and hubby get to go. We saw the advertisement on TV this morning.
Gosh,
Kristin and I saw this in Chicago last year...it's spectacular.
And makes you rethink all of those feelings that you had against the witch when you were a kid, huh?
Shirley, We saw Wicked on Broadway this last fall. It was a lot of fun. Being a Kansas girl I particularly enjoyed it.
Howdy there Shirley
Glad to hear you'll be able to go see it. Have not a outside playhouse, up in thses parts to go to. See fine Broadway show's yet. The outdoor ones, sure are a lot more enjoyable to go to.
When I lived in Colorado, I would go to Red Rocks, and then back home I would go to Star Light.
Hi Dale, That sounds like a lot of fun.
Hi Marchel, I didn't know you were from Kansas. :o)
Hi Sheila, I remember Kristin posting about that.
Hi C&C, I have the green light from hubby. Now all I have to do is get the tickets!