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The Little Mermaid
The Little Mermaid is a beloved tale by Hans Christian Andersen that has been read to generations of children and seen and adored by millions as a Disney animated film. Now, the Little Mermaid is on Broadway, giving theater lovers a chance to see the timeless classic right before their eyes with music and wonder. Tickets to the show are bound to impress with a set design that takes you under the see and brings the characters of the Disney film to life.
Disney Theatrical brings the Little Mermaid to stage with music by Alan Menken, lyrics by Glenn Slater and Howard Ashman, and a book by Doug Wright. The transition from the drawing board to the stage is careful to keep the characters and the story as true as possible to the animated film, while adding more of the original tale that was left off in the initial translation from fairy tale to film. Some might even argue that tickets to the Little Mermaid musical are a more complete story than the big screen version.
Ariel, played by Sierra Boggess, and Eric, played by Sean Palmer, are destined to meet fro the beginning. Her obsession with the world above and his love of the sea bring the together as a storm knocks him off his ship. Ariel rescues the drowning prince and he desperately wants to find who saved him, but only remembers the voice.
Tickets to the Little Mermaid will find the back story is more completely explained. The mer-people are not to interact with the people above world and once her father, King Triton, finds out about the rescues from Sebastian, he smashes her collection of human odds and ends. Ariel swims off and is coaxed into giving up her voice to receive a kiss from her aunt Ursula. Ursula has been banished for the use of black magic and is looking for revenge and power.
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Show Biography - The Little Mermaid
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 The tale of the Little Mermaid moves along and the often comical love story between the voice-less Ariel and the Prince is interrupted and ultimately leads to the sacrifice of her father to save her life. Love is abounding in the end, saving the day from ruin. Ursula is defeated, King Triton learns to let his daughter go, and Eric and Ariel find true love and peace together. The touching story will touch every member of the audience with tickets.
The Broadway stage version of the Little Mermaid is brought to life by a set design George Tsypin that uses translucent architecture to catch the light and give the feel of an adventure under the sea. The costumes are bright and colorful with the design by Tatiana Noginova, using wheel-heeled shoes to give the impression of the smooth, graceful flow of sea creatures. Tickets not only allow everybody to see the story of Ariel again, but also allow the audience to suspend their belief easily and accept the recreation of childhood wonder before them.
The Little Mermaid is full of songs from the movie and new songs written just for the Broadway version. Online Seats has tickets to the latest theatrical production from Disney as it starts on Broadway before traveling the country and the world. An excellent inventory of seats and inexpensive prices make the ticket broker the best one-stop shop to see the Little Mermaid live in New York. Check for the schedule for showtimes and look at the seating chart to find your seat location.
The Little Mermaid is set to close on Broadway on August 30, 2009 after 685 performances and 50 reviews. The rest of the nation will get a chance to watch the Disney production live on stage with Little Mermaid tickets for the a U.S. tour starting in the fall of 2010.
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