Jersey Boys Detroit Tickets

Running successfully for ten years now, Jersey Boys is a popular name in the theater world. The award winning musical has entertained many with its juke-box, autobiographical style, revolving around the lives of the hit band “The Four Seasons”. The dynamically alive and terrific show is selling out Jersey Boys Detroit tickets for its extended run at the Fisher Theatre. Rock n Roll and pop music fans especially want to know how four blue collared boys got together to become one of the best music acts the world had seen. Icing on the cake is the live rendition of the hit tracks “Can't Take My Eyes Off You”, “Sherry” and “You're the Apple of My Eye”.

5 Reasons to Buy Jersey Boys Detroit Tickets

Despite running for such a long time on Broadway and enjoying national as well as international tours, Jersey Boys continues to make the crowd go wild. Find out why.

The Songs - There is no musical without songs, but Jersey Boys’ musical album is one of the most talked about, featuring the all-time hit numbers by The Four Seasons. The two hours and 30 minutes show is more like rock n roll fest, as back to back award winning singles are played. The playlist includes “Rag Doll”, “Bye Bye Baby”, “Can't Take My Eyes Off You” and “Stay”.

1. The Story – Turning the songs of The Four Seasons into a story, Jersey Boys is a classic tale of rag to riches that ends with a downfall. It’s more like a behind the scenes look into the lives of Frankie Valli, Nick Massi, Bob Gaudio and Tommy DeVito.
2. The Singing – Some of the top theater actors have been roped in to perform the roles of these legends. And they do a great job. Supported by elaborate ornate arrangements, the singing on the show will leave you thoroughly entertained and dancing to the infectious beats.
3. The Spectacle – Jersey Boys’ production team has left no stone unturned to put up a stellar show and an extraordinary spectacle. From costumes to stage design and props, everything is well thought of and brilliantly executed.
4. Award Winning Creative Team – Besides the rocking music by The Four Seasons, audience is also treated to the wonderful book by Rick Elice and Marshall Brickman. Des McAnuff’s direction and Howell Binkley’s lighting design are all worth a standing ovation.