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Gypsy on Broadway Tickets

Gypsy, one of the most well known and highly praised musicals in modern theatre history, is back on Broadway! This 1959 production has been revived on Broadway four times since the original run ended, including a production at London's West End Theatre, and was adapted into a 1962 film and a 1993 television movie. Based on the memoirs of famous striptease artist Gypsy Lee Rose, Gypsy tells the story of a mother who sees a bright future in show business for her daughters and will do anything to achieve that end, to the point of alienating those around her.

Every time Gypsy has been in production on Broadway, it has been nominated for several awards, including Tony Awards and Drama Desk Awards. It won both Tony and Drama Desk awards in 1974, 1989, and 2008. The show is currently playing at the St. James Theatre in New York, and will run through the new year. Get your chance to see why Gypsy keeps getting recalled to the stage by finding cheap tickets for Gypsy at TicketNetwork today!

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About Gypsy

Gypsy was based on the memoir written by Gypsy Rose Lee, and matches much of her real life. The musical thrust into popularity many of its songs, including, "Small World," "Everything's Coming up Roses," and "Let Me Entertain You." Throughout its various Broadway revivals, Gypsy has won six Tony Awards and eight Drama Desk Awards. Several well known film and television actors have played the lead role of Rose, including Angela Lansbury, Tyne Daly, and Bernadette Peters.

Gypsy tells the story of Rose, a stage mother who is determined to make stars out of her two children, June and Louise. During the Great Depression, Rose has developed an act for the two girls. The act has one song, "Let Me Entertain You," that is sang repeatedly. Despite her determination, Rose cannot find the success she seeks until she and the girls move to Los Angeles and Rose meets Herbie, a manager. After seducing him with ideas of a relationship and future marriage, Herbie agrees to manage the act.

The act does end up becoming successful thanks to Herbie, but the quartet lives in the wrong end of the vaudeville era, and the genre falls out of popularity as the years go on. Herbie is able to come to the rescue with a contract from Mr. Grantzinger for a show in New York City, but Rose does not appreciate the terms of the contract, and the group continues touring. Eventually, June runs off with a boy from their act, and Herbie tries to convince Rose to marry him and end the act. Instead, she declares that she would make Louise, who she had nearly always ignored up until this point, a star.

In the second act of Gypsy, life is miserable for Louise as Rose tries to make her be June. After several years, Herbie is able to get a short-term contract, but the trio realizes when they arrive that the venue is a burlesque house. Rose finally agrees to marry Herbie and leave show business to give Louise a normal life, but cannot resist when the house manager is looking for a replacement after his star is arrested for solicitation, and suggests her daughter. Herbie, disgusted by Rose's action, leaves her. Louise finds success with the audience by taking the advice of other strippers in the house, and uses a "gimmick." For Louise, it is a strip-tease. In one of the final sequences, Louise has become a burlesque star, but her mother is shoved to the sidelines more and more. Rose fantasizes about being in the limelight herself, but finally realizes the long-standing self-centeredness that has led to her and Louise's current situation.

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Gypsy - What Critics Say

• "The musical "Gypsy" is packed with moments of brilliant delight and crushing disappointment as the fiercely determined Madame Rose travels the vaudeville circuit in search of stardom for her daughters." - Associated Press
• "In this mesmerizing and refreshingly new production, LuPone and her costars create a show that seems simultaneously effortless and inevitable." - HeraldTribune

Gypsy - What Fans Say

• "This is probably the best Gypsy performed since the original."
• "The acting was fantastic. Mama Rose, Herbie & Louise all came alive."
• "This is the most wonderful broadway show I have ever been fortunate enough to see."

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