By Jay Nault
The Wedding Singer tickets are a chance to see a play that's based on a highly successful movie, and early reviews are overwhelmingly positive. If you've seen the movie, you know the story, but even if you haven't, you need to see this on-stage production for several reasons. The show has been nominated for several awards, and the acting, the story and the music all add significantly to the show's overall quality.
About the Story
The Wedding Singer is the story if Robbie Hart, who sings at weddings for a living. He is planning his own wedding to his long-time girlfriend, and he is about to sing at his last gig before he takes his own vows. While getting ready to perform at this event, Robbie meets a waitress named Julia, who is also engaged.
Robbie's big day arrives, and instead of his girlfriend, he notices his sister coming down the aisle during the ceremony with a note. It seems that Robbie's girlfriend has decided not to marry him, and Robbie is devastated. It turns out that Linda, Robbie's girlfriend, is not in love with him anymore based in large part on the fact that he's no longer in a "legitimate" band but instead sings cover songs at weddings.
Robbie attempts to return to his work, but he's crushed, and his next set of gigs do not go well at all. Julia sees Robbie and is concerned, so she sets him up with her sister for a double date. During the date, it turns out that Glenn, Julia's fiancée, is a womanizer and not at all fit to be a good husband.
It's at this point in the plot that The Wedding Singer tickets begin to show their worth, as the story takes several twists and turns, most of which are completely unexpected. Overall, Robbie and Julia begin to spend a lot of time together and grow close, but a last-minute conflict arises that leads Julia to attempt to rush off to marry Glenn.
As for how the story ends, well, we're not going to spoil it for you. All we'll say is that you won't be able to predict exactly how things turn out, and this is why the movie was so successful and the play has been met with rave reviews.
Other Information
One of the reasons that the show is so highly-entertaining is that the music that Robbie plays is a classic blast from the past genre. Robbie specializes in love and dance songs from the 1980's, and these cult classics always liven up the theater in which the story is being told. The play is also hilarious, as the comedic twists manage to not only generate laughs but also add to the plot, which is a rare achievement.
All in all, The Wedding Singer tickets will treat you to a night of romance, deep plot development, belly laughs and music that will have you dancing in your seat.
About the Author: Written by Jay Nault, sponsored by http://www.stubhub.com/ . StubHub sells The Wedding Singer tickets, sports tickets, concert tickets, theater tickets and more to just about any event in the world.
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