The Sound Of Music Boston Tickets

59 years after it first hit the Broadway stage, The Sound of Music continues to be one of the most endearing stories about family, love and music. Under the direction of Jack O’Brien, the award winning musical started its North American tour in 2015 and has now extended well into 2016. The musical will raise its curtains at the Boston Opera House for a limited run – March 29 till April 10, and all those who enjoy classic theater productions must buy The Sound of Music Boston tickets. Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein’s tale of a spirited nun who escapes the Nazis to find love has been a crowd pleaser for decades. The newer version will be fresh, sparkling and lively.

The Sound Of Music – Vibrant And Unforgettably Humane

One of the biggest challenges in musicals is to present a fresh and an innovative version of a much-loved classic. You’re surely left with a mountain to climb. The spirited, romantic tale by Rodgers and Hammerstein has not just managed to run successfully following its premiere in 1959, but also continues to find new audiences in every generation. The Sound of Music soars with its charm, heartfelt songs and beautiful story. The latest production by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse, as well as the director Jack O’Brien has been pulled off in style. The raving reviews of the ongoing tour have increased the demand of The Sound of Music Boston tickets.

When the musical hits Boston Opera House, Kerstin Anderson will reprise the role of Maria Rainer, a novice nun. After escaping the Nazis she ends up being a governess to seven children and as she teaches them how to sing and enjoy life, she falls for their deeply repressed father Captain Georg von Trapp played by Ben Davis.

The majestic stage, beautiful voices and the effortless performance from the children make The Sound of Music a huge hit. The impromptu singalongs bring the aisles alive and the audiences leave the theater with a huge smile on their face. Even if you have seen the musical before, it’s definitely worth seeing again.