Irving Berlins White Christmas Tickets

Irving Berlin's White Christmas Tickets

If you enjoy classic holiday music, you will love Irving Berlin's White Christmas tickets. In New York, the show opens at the Marquis Theatre on November 13, 2009. In addition, the National Tour will travel to cities like Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and St. Louis. On Broadway, the cast includes James Clow and Melissa Errico. Starring Lorna Luft, Stephen Bogardus, and Kerry O'Malley, the 2009 White Christmas Tour kicks off in Omaha at the Orpheum Theatre. David Ives and Paul Blake wrote the book, and Irving Berlin composed songs like " Let Me Sing and I'm Happy" and "Sisters". A Backstage.com review promises, "This unpretentious sugarplum of a show could melt the hearts of the most curmudgeonly Scrooges among us", and audiences agree.

Celebrate the winter season at the theatre this year, and "may your days be merry and bright". In addition to White Christmas tickets, TicketNetwork offers The Nutcracker seats, Radio City Christmas Spectacular tickets, and schedules for all of your favorite holiday shows.

White Christmas - Resources

• Official White Christmas Website

White Christmas Plot Summary

One of the most famous songwriters of all time, Irving Berlin wrote "White Christmas" in 1942. After debuting in a Fred Astaire film called Holiday Inn, the song inspired a 1954 movie. Starring Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, and Rosemary Clooney, the Hollywood production was a huge hit and grossed $12 million at the box office. If you enjoy shows like A Christmas Carol, It's a Wonderful Life, and How The Grinch Stole Christmas, you will love this classic musical on stage. The lyrics and characters evoke nostalgia for a traditional holiday, filled with family, friends, and frosty snow. So step into the theatre, and let the holiday spirit fill your heart.

Set in New England, the White Christmas plot takes place 1954. Bob Wallace, Phil Davis, and General Henry Waverly were soldiers together during World War II. Years later, the younger men work in show business and the General owns a Vermont inn. But if it doesn't snow and no one comes to the inn, can anyone have a "Happy Holiday"? When they team up with two pretty sisters named Betty and Judy Haynes, Phil and Bob realize that "The Best Things Happen While You're Dancing". Both children and adults love this heart warming show, so get your seats from TicketNetwork and start dreaming of a White Christmas.

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