Tootsie - The Musical Tickets
HEB Performance Hall | San Antonio, Texas
On Tuesday 2nd May 2023, HEB Performance Hall At Tobin Center for the Performing Arts will host a live performance of Tootsie, the musical. It's impossible to overplay the brilliance of a performance like this. You will be falling over with laughter that you'll need to catch your breath during this outstanding show. In addition, you can anticipate the most stunning set design and wardrobe this industry has ever seen. It goes without saying that a musical's success hinges on the quality of its score, and Tootsie has that in spades. You'll need to act fast to reserve one of the available seats, though, because there are only so many to go around. The good news is that you can still get your hands on some right here. Don't delay, just go on ahead and purchase the best seat in the house.
The New York Times has chosen Tootsie as a Critic's Pick because it is "Broadway's funniest new musical!"
As the narrative unfolds, we meet Michael Dorsey, a talented performer who is in a habit of changing jobs frequently. Michael, unemployed and desperate, decides to make one last attempt at realizing his dreams by passing himself off as actress Dorothy Michaels. Dorothy's meteoric rise to Broadway stardom has audiences loving her, while Michael (in character as Dorothy) can't help but fall in love with his co-star, Julie. Michael rapidly learns that it will be much more difficult than he had expected to keep up the momentum of his biggest acting success.
Find out what happens next in this captivating comedy that is sure to thrill all audiences. Everyone loves this masterpiece, and it should come at no surprise to learn that tickets are selling out fast. As a matter of fact, it is “the most uproarious new musical in years!” according to the Hollywood Reporter. Make sure to reserve your seat for a viewing at the HEB Performance Hall At Tobin Center for the Performing Arts on Tuesday 2nd May 2023 and as Rolling Stone put it, “In these turbulent times, when the world seems out of balance, we need a place to let the good times roll.”