Hairspray Tickets
Dolby Theatre | Los Angeles, California
You'll be going nuts over the incredible and uplifting story of a dance-obsessed, self-assured teen with grandiose ideas of making it big in the musical Hairspray. Exceptional staging, stellar performances, and some of the most inventive, high-quality props in the history of show business are all here to make for a captivating evening at the theater. Some seriously contagious rock beats as well as rhythm and blues grooves will have you up on your feet and bopping during the show. When a show wins multiple awards, like this one has, there is a noticeable spike in want for tickets, and of course, no one in their right mind would want to lose out on something this special. So, don't wait any longer; now is the moment to complete your purchase for a showing at Dolby Theatre on Friday 19th May 2023.
There's always something new to love in Hairspray, thanks to the great story, stellar performances, and, of course, the spellbinding score. Unlike any other fat teen in Baltimore, Maryland, Tracy Turnblad only wants one thing in life: to dance on "The Corny Collins Show." While doing detention with her school's black students, she quickly learns some of their dance routines and eventually makes it onto Corny's show. Tracey, who became famous overnight, uses her newly found platform to push for racial equality.
Like many things in life, things aren't always easy, and for Tracey, network producer Velma and her popular but poisonous daughter Amber become a difficult obstacle. As the story unfolds, we see that Tracy successfully incorporates "The Corny Collins Show," with the help of teen heartthrob Link, host Corny Collins, and Motormouth Maybelle (who hosts "Negro Day" on Corny's show). The Tony Award–winning musical Hairspray is one of the most performed musicals today not only because of its beauty and humor, but also because of the awesome message it conveys about embracing one's uniqueness and forging a path ahead. With the understanding of Tracy Turnblad's story, we can see past superficial differences like race and fight for everyone's right to basic dignity.
