Annie Tickets

Annie Musical Tickets

Theatergoers who love classic stories will be excited to hear that Annie tickets are on sale now for newly announced tour dates. The original Broadway musical debuted in 1977 and was based on the comic strip, Little Orphan Annie by Harold Gray. The play follows the life of Annie, who is first adopted by a rich man, and then goes on to pursue a hunt for her biological parents. Since the Broadway production’s release, a number of other adaptations have spawned throughout the U.S. and internationally. Popular songs from the beloved play include “Tomorrow”, “It’s the Hard Knock Life”, and “N.Y.C.”

Annie has gained much recognition among the theatre community. The original Broadway production won a total of 7 Tony Awards, including Best Musical and Best Original Score. The renowned play was also selected to win a Grammy Award in 1978 for Best Cast Show Album and has been nominated for 10 additional awards, including Best Direction of a Musical. Annie tickets are a must for anyone who loves a good lighthearted story filled with catchy songs.

Annie Ticket Prices

The price for Annie musical tickets can vary depending on the theatre, group who puts on the performance, and seating tier. Generally, the price for tickets is closely comparable to other Broadway musicals. Reserved seating options, such as orchestra and box seats, do sell out fast at the box office for Annie so it is best to purchase as early as possible.

Annie Tour Dates & Show Schedule

Annie has been performed widely throughout the United States and in different countries across the world. Recently, the musical production has been held at the Tuacahn Amphitheatre and Center for the Arts in Ivins, UT. The theatrical production has also performed on the east side of the U.S. at the Neil Simon Theatre in New York City, NY. Internationally, Annie has been hosted at the West End theatre in Westminster, UK. Easily navigate the Annie tour schedule to determine when and where the play will be hosted next.

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