My Fair Lady Tickets

My Fair Lady is a musical primarily adapted from the classic play of Nobel Prize-winning playwright, critic, and political activist George Bernard Shaw, Pygmalion. Shaw published Pygmalion in 1912, which tells of the differences between the harsh British upper class and the lower class, written in a critical yet romantic comedy manner. The idea of making a musical based on Pygmalion first came to famous producer Gabriel Pascal in the early 1950s, but due to certain issues, he was unable to materialize the idea. After his death, seasoned musicians Frederick Lowe and lyricist Alan Jay Lerner took up the project. My Fair Lady has won laurels across the globe and, at the time of its debut, became the longest-running theatrical production in history. The soundtrack of the musical went to the #1 position on the UK Charts in 1958. Lowe and Lerner, apart from My Fair Lady, earned fame worldwide for composing music for some of the most popular musicals in Broadway history, such as Camelot, Paint Your Wagon, Gigi, Love Life, Brigadoon, The Day Before Spring, and Life of the Party.

My Fair Lady is an amazing two-act play that tells the story of a young flower-selling girl named Eliza Doolittle who takes special lessons in speech from a language and phonetics expert named Henry Higgins so that she can portray herself as a well-bred, high-class British lady. Doolittle meets Higgins one day and, when she learns that he has the ability to recognize the origin of people by merely listening to their accent, she immediately asks him to give her lessons, as her accent is terrible. Eliza starts living with Higgins as his pupil and he trains her to such perfection that she is able to go to upper-class English parties and even the Queen invites her to dance with her son. Eliza, in the meantime, has a fight with Higgins and tells him that she will not come back and wants to marry Freddy, as she has fallen in love with him. Higgins comes home in an angry mood, but realizes that he has started loving Eliza and wishes that she comes back. Right at the end, she does come back and eventually the pupil and teacher reconcile once again and the curtain drops.

My Fair Lady won great reviews; one critic from the New York Daily News said it was a "distinct and distinguished musical," Variety called it an "irresistible hit," the New York Herald Tribune termed it a "miraculous musical," and renowned critic Brooks Atkinson called it one of the best musicals of the century. The musical has been revived on Broadway three times and twice on the West End.

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