Altar Boyz Tickets

The initial staging of Altar Boyz was for a limited period of time. Off Broadway version of the show was then staged at Dodger Stages, 4 Doors in March of 2005 after about fifteen preview performances. The cast from the earlier production was brought back to stage, the only new actor being Scott Porter, who replaced Shadoe Stevens. This production ran for good five years, after about 2,030 performances it closed down. It is currently off-Broadway’s ninth longest running show ever

Altar Boyz is known for sinfully sharp comedy style, weird humor and a lot of dancing. The show is popular among the fans and critics and the songs are even played on channels such as MTV. The show is suitable for all age groups, so you can attend it with family or friends. It lasts for 90 minutes during which there is music and a lot of laughter; people are seen leaving the theatre with a smile, all freshened up. As the story unrolls, the audience is told the story of five holy boys named Mark, Matthew, Abraham, Juan and Luke, who are trying to save the world they their music, changing one "Screaming Fan" at a time. Their pious songs include "Jesus Called Me on My Cell Phone" and "Girl You Make Me Wanna Wait."

Alter Boyz have "angelic voices" and present a touchy story. Each member of the boy band has its own unique identity. Mathew, played by Michael Kadin Craig, is a guy who has chastity as his turn on, his favorite saint being St. Lilly of Colgate, the saint of winning piercing eyes and smiles. He is also a fan of nonfiction books. Mark, played by Travis Nesbit is a fan of St. Vidal of L’Oreal who is a saint of "Flexible Hold Hair Gel." He likes reality TV shows and antiques. Luke, played by Lee Markham is fan of saint of "Keeping it Real," St. Jerome the Awesome. His hobby is "confessing" his favorite biblical quote is "what is impossible with men is possible with God." – ‘Luke’ 18:27.

Juan, played by Mauricio Perez is a fan of St Ricardo de Martin, the saint of Orphans, specifically the ones left on the Church steps. He is searching for his parents, loves paintball and likes the Latin language. Abraham, played by Ravi Roth says his favorite color is Red, "like the sea," as he puts it. He is of the view that the first thing one should see in a girl is her Judaism.

Altar Boyz has run a number of productions, the touring production started in 2007 in the United States. It has toured to Korea, Finland, Hungary, Japan, Philippines and Australia. The musical has won a number of awards and recognitions, such as Outer Critics Circle Award for "Best Off-Broadway Musical." It is also winner of Theatre World Award and a Lucille Lortel Award for "Outstanding Musical." If you wish to enjoy this hilarious musical in your own town’s theatre, check online today and book your share of Alter Boyz tickets right away.