Elf the Musical Cast Taking Shape!

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As the buzz around Elf musical tickets gathers pace, it has been announced that the upcoming Broadway production of the Will Ferrell smash will involve several Drowsy Chaperone cats members. this is good news for fans of the Tony Award-winning show. There’s no doubt that this cast will benefit those buying Elf the Musical tickets, with some solid professionals taking charge and making sure that this new holiday show is in the running to be among the most successful of the coming season.

Canadian Bob Martin, actor/co-writer of The Drowsy Chaperone, provided the book for Elf the Musical along with Tony-winning writer Tom Meehan (The Producers, Hairspray). When it comes to the more physical arrangements, Elf the Musical is to be directed and choreographed by Casey Nicholaw. Nicholaw also provided choreography for the Drowsy Chaperone on Broadway. The tale of the young boy accidentally transported to the North Pole in one of Santa’s sacks is sure to be a huge hit this season, and Elf tickets are set to outsell many other Broadway productions. The boy, whose name is Buddy, is subsequently raised at the North Pole with Santa’s Elves, and is thought to be one of them. When his true identity is finally discovered, Buddy sets off on an epic quest to find his biological parents in New York City. If you want to see this awesome new musical, check the Elf schedule and buy tickets soon!

Lead Drowsy Chaperone actress Beth Leavel has also joined the cast of Elf cast, with long-experienced actors and George Wendt, famous as Norm from TV’s long-running comedy series, “Cheers”.

The part of Buddy, played by Ferrell in the fabled 2003 movie, is yet to be cast, but you can bet the central role will be taken by someone who will take it to new levels, live on stage!

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Elf the Musical on For the Holidays!

Elf the Musical

If you’re tired of the usual suspects every holiday season, then Elf the Musical tickets are for you! The news that the musical, inspired by the Will Ferrell movie of the same name, is coming to Broadway for the holiday period in November 2010, so be ready for the Elf the Musical schedule, and fun and games. The run will be a limited one, though, so Elf tickets will be thin on the ground. Don’t let your hesitancy ruin your holidays – buy Elf the Musical tickets now and be prepared to laugh your socks off, and maybe even cry a little.

The Elf the Musical plot is based on Buddy, a little boy who accidentally climbs into Santa’s sack and is transported back to the North Pole with Santa. There, he grows up with the elves in Santa’s Workshop, unaware that he is in fact human. Finally, Buddy must face the truth about who he is, and he sets off for New York to find his family. This touching musical was a smash hit as a movie, and there’s no reason why Elf the Musical tickets won’t do just as well. Casting is yet undecided, but the creative team behind the venture is looking very nifty; Matthew Sklar and Chad Beguelin of the Wedding Singer will provide music. Thomas Meehan (The Producers, Hairspray) and Bob Martin (Drowsy Chaperone) have written the book. Meehan and Martin are both Tony Award winners. Spamalot director Casey Nicholaw will direct. All in all it’s fair to say that Elf the Musical tickets will be well worth their price!

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