It’s not just another night on Broadway; it’s a chance to witness a revival of a timeless classic that continues to captivate audiences worldwide! This is your golden opportunity to grab your Funny Girl tickets and be part of a memorable journey through the life of the legendary Fanny Brice.
Funny Girl Tour 2024
| Dates | City | Location | Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 24 - Sep 29 (2024) | Seattle, WA | Paramount Theatre | Tickets ➔ |
| Oct 8 - Oct 13 (2024) | Salt Lake City, UT | Eccles Theater | Tickets ➔ |
| Oct 15 - Oct 20 (2024) | Tempe, AZ | ASU Gammage | Tickets ➔ |
| Nov 12 - Nov 17 (2024) | Omaha, NE | Orpheum Theater | Tickets ➔ |
| Nov 19 - Dec 1 (2024) | Cincinnati, OH | Aronoff Center | Tickets ➔ |
| Dec 3 - Dec 8 (2024) | Kansas City, MO | Municipal Auditorium Music Hall | Tickets ➔ |
| Dec 10 - Dec 22 (2024) | Denver, CO | Buell Theatre | Tickets ➔ |
| Dec 31 - Jan 5 (2025) | Madison, WI | Overture Center | Tickets ➔ |
| Jan 7 - Jan 12 (2025) | Pittsburgh, PA | Benedum Center | Tickets ➔ |
| Feb 4 - Feb 16 (2025) | Boston, MA | Opera House | Tickets ➔ |
| Feb 25 - Mar 2 (2025) | San Antonio, TX | Majestic Theatre | Tickets ➔ |
| Mar 4 - Mar 9 (2025) | Austin, TX | Bass Concert Hall | Tickets ➔ |
| Mar 11 - Mar 16 (2025) | New Orleans, LA | Saenger Theatre | Tickets ➔ |
| Mar 18 - Mar 23 (2025) | Fayetteville, AR | Walton Arts Center | Tickets ➔ |
| Mar 25 - Mar 30 (2025) | Columbus, OH | Ohio Theatre | Tickets ➔ |
| Apr 1 - Apr 6 (2025) | Schenectady, NY | Proctors | Tickets ➔ |
| Apr 8 - Apr 13 (2025) | Rochester, NY | Auditorium Theatre | Tickets ➔ |
Experience the dazzling charm of “Funny Girl” as it embarks on a nationwide tour, offering an unforgettable spectacle of riveting performances and iconic tunes. This beloved Broadway classic is set to enthral audiences across America, promising a theatrical spectacle that will leave you wanting more. Don’t miss out!
Latest Funny Girl Musical Reviews
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Based on 155 reviews
Hunter S.
1726266297
One, I can only speak for the theater setup for Kit Kat Club at Cabaret, as the theater has been totally transformed and rebuilt for this production. Two,...
Mike Kane
1725376717
The August Wilson Theater has been lovingly and painstakingly converted so that once you step through it's doors, you are no longer in New York City, but in fact you are transported to Berlin, right into the heart of the Kit Kat Club. With multiple bars, each featuring a dazzling array of performers and intricate detail, lighting and music that transport you to an entirely different time and place, and under the ever watchful eye of the club, you will experience Cabaret in a way I don't know any other show has managed to capture. From the moment you step in the door and are handed your complimentary shot of cherry schnapps, you ARE and audience member at the club, and are thus complicit in all that is to come. Absolutely 10/10 across the board, I can not recommend it enough. I would include pictures, but right before you receive that shot I mentioned, the staff places a sticker over your camera phone, because somethings must simply be seen to be believed.
Bev Fritz
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We had Mezzanine seats for Cabaret and they were perfect for viewing the entire show. The actors performances were exceptional. The only reason I did not give the experience a 5 star was due to the LONG waits for women’s restrooms! Ugh!Also, do not purchase the pre-order drink tickets. Does not fulfill anything it said (no delivery to seat), you had to go to the bar.
Timothy Smith
1725017358
It was a really cute experience. Was a little annoyed Eddie wasn't the lead when we went, we purchased tickets specifically tmbefore September 16th to see him.
Nikole Young
1724816798
The reconstruction of the theatre for this performance was spectacular. It made you feel like you were there in an intimate performance. Everyone in the show was phenomenal…each and every one of them gives it their absolute all. The choreography designed for the round stage was incredible. I have to say though, having seen Cabaret a few times and always loving it, the rendition of “Cabaret” in act II was the most emotional, talented, and memorable that’s been created. You FEEL it.
Megan Hart
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This is the first show where I've left before even the half! I really don't understand how this awkwardly written, poorly constructed play won an award. The actors were fine enough, but there was a lack of chemistry, the characters are super one dimensional and dry and I couldn't be bothered to stick around and "find out" what happens.On top of that, seats were extremely cramped (even for average height) and the people managing it did not know what they were doing. Can't believe people continue to give this 4 & 5 stars, it can only be described as bad burlesque for theatre snobs?
Aaron Fordham
1723717601
I was so excited for this show and roughly 3 weeks ago broke my leg. Was worried I wouldn’t be able to attend due to cramped seating and/or stairs I couldn’t navigate due to my seating location. The staff were so helpful, patient, and accommodating. They relocated my seat so I could enjoy the show.On to the show itself. I love the costuming and the way the show is choreographed. Don’t compare it to prior productions and you’ll have a wonderful experience. Cabaret is not your typical Broadway show that has a happy ending. The show starts out lively and exciting and then has a very sobering ending. Very relevant show. If you can afford to see this show, go see it! Eddie Redmayne is brilliant in the role.
Caroline Ashe
1723395831
Really enjoyed Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club!! The whole theater was part of the show and experience! We had the stage-side dining experience and loved every moment it created. Service was excellent.
carloshs93
1723121403
Great theatre, great actors but I didn't enjoy the story very muchI feel the ending is not as strong as the beginning
Andrea Rivette
1723053654
The show is amazing. Unfortunately, I can't say the same for the front of house at the theater/Kit Kat Club. I spent an extra $200 to be in the Pineapple Room. Complete waste of money and time. I would have been happier at my own seat before the show with a cocktail. The front of house staff is NOT FUN at all. They are merely people movers. Constantly yelling at people to move. Then they tell you that there will be a special announcement or "they will come and get you" for the Pineapple Room. Each person I asked about it told me something different. So I heard an announcement that if you are having dinner with us, please move to your seats. No mention of The Pineapple Room. So I didn't ask AGAIN because I didn't want to be annoying. I waited another 15 minutes. And again asked about the Pineapple Room. And they said there was an announcement. And I said yes.... for dinner and to go to your seats. I thought that was tableside seating. They said RUDELY.."Well, that means the Pineapple Room, too." Like I'm supposed to know. I said, "This is so confusing!" and the girl actually said to me, "it's supposed to be like that." Yeah... I don't think so. We tried finding the Pineapple Room. Again... everyone we asked was rude and just trying to rush us to move. We finally made it to the Room. The staff in the room was nice, and my two stars are for THEM except, we were totally rushed in there too because we were so late. The chairs and tables are so uncomfortable. You can't even reach your cheese because the table is so low. It's pretty awful all around. The Pineapple Room should be for people in the mezzanine. It was nice having a separate bathroom and no line at intermission, but it was so far from our seats that most of the intermission was spent just trying to fight the crowds to get there. The cheesecake was great. Again, we were rushed out to go back to our seats. By the time we got back, I had to go to the bathroom, and the attendant told me no, I had to go to my seat because the second act was about to start. Seriously?!The whole experience was just so miserable. I can't believe I spent $200 on that. I feel like an idiot.The show, entire cast, and band were incredible. If I went to see the show again, I'd go at 7:55 and just go right to my seat. Total fail Kit Kat Club. Boo.
A Snow
1721867398
Beautiful theatre! Cabaret was amazing and the whole experience from the moment you step in was great
Lora Persits
1721527477
this was our first time visiting this place in NY. My daughter made a reservation and we were happy to come and see the show Cabaret. > It was 2 of us: me and my mother 90 years old. My daughter also purchased ahead a bottle of champagne for us. We were escorted to the second floor and went there by the elevator due to Mom's walker. We were seated at the little table next to the elevator. I had my phone on and before the show - there was some pre-show music and some dancing done by the actors and actresses. Once I made 3 videos of 30 seconds each, I had 2 gentlemen coming to our table asking me to delete the videos. I thought that we couldn't take a video of the show, but not the video of us and the actors when the light was still on! I deleted the pictures, however, at that moment the person who seated us very rudely said: "I told you not to take the phone and not to take pictures!", he continued yelling at us, and after the 2 other people left he said to me: "Put your phone in the purse now!". I was so appalled to hear such disrespect and rudeness!During the first act, my mother who couldn't hear well asked me what did she say on the stage and I whispered to her ear what was said on the stage, the same person who seated us came up to me and said: "SHUT UP! YOU CAN'T TALK DURING THE SHOW". I almost cried. My day was completely ruined. When the first act was over, I went to look for the manager/supervisor. I was able to find one and quickly I told her what happened. She apologized and offered to move to another place, which I politely refused because it was hard with Mom to move anywhere at this point. She said that she would talk to this person and come upstairs. What happened after that I don't know, however, this guy didn't bother us during the second act of the show.We left the show (both of us) very upset and honestly because of this incident we couldn't enjoy the show at all. My birthday present ( 2 tickets to the show and parking at the garage) from my daughter - was completely ruined by the obnoxious, ignorant, disrespectful person at the theater.
Bill Yu
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The theatre’s cabaret club layout is so perfect for the performance. The rating however is for the Broadway show. Somehow I was expecting to be moved like the original 1972 film (seeing it on Broadway for the first time) but far from it. Gayle Rankin is brilliant though.
C B.
1721399939
Cabaret with Eddie Redmayne--perfectly outstanding evening. Theatre is turned into a 1930s cabaret--small tables with small lamp and telephone. Pictures...
Big Joe
1720427110
Firstly the theatre. August Wilson Theatre entered right into the spirit of the show. We entered by Door 1 where on touring the theatre cast members and musicians set the scene. Great bar and fantastic staff. Into the theatre we sat on the front row of the mezzanine with a great view of the stage. The theatre was very atmospheric aided by theatre goers dressed as part of the cast. The show started and all I can say is WOW. Eddie Redmayne and Gayle Rankin led a cavalry charge of brilliant cast members creating and presenting an astonishing show. The entire audience myself included get involved with a very Rocky Horror Show vibe of whistling foot stamping etc etc. A brilliant show which when back in New York we will go and see again. Treat yourselves. Go see this.
Judy Hahn
1719836728
Great theater experience and show!! That Cabaret is still relevant today is genius and sad all at once. Must see!! The staff at the theater were extremely patient, kind & helpful to my group of guests and me. Jonathan made the walker experience easy. He & several others helped my 90 year old mom with the steps and lit up the walkway for her, allowing for her slowly moving self. Online seatgeak would not allow me to use my computer and app with same password so I went a tad early to get two of our tickets printed and the man there was also helpful.
Josh Goldberg
1719718492
This venue is amazing. It's designed so intimately that I don't believe there's a bad seat in the house! The staff throughout the venue are great and they even have a pre- performance show for Cabaret that's fun to watch. Check out the venue for a show! You won't be disappointed.
Annmarie I.
1718114505
Cabaret is spectacular. Arrive an hour early to enjoy the pre show vibes. Fun entertainment and cocktails.
Evan Morris
1717534940
Absolutely gorgeous theater. With regards to the view there doesn't appear to be a bad seat in the houseHowever, the seats themselves are...well, uncomfortable may be understating it. I would say they are on par with a KouchTown torture deviceIf you're big or tall it's gonna be a bit uncomfortable. Even my wife who is a little thing complainded by the end.Past that, amazing theater, and amazing show
Hannah Sands
1717531070
The way the space has been transformed is true theatre magic. Make sure to arrive early (60-90mins) to immerse yourself in the experience, grab some drinks, and have plenty of time to navigate to your seats. It’s a bit of a maze.
Sarah Price-Bourn
1716287833
This was an incredible theater experience. The way they configured the entire theater has you stepping back in time, bringing you into the performance the moment you arrive. The show was amazing. We had one of the best theater experiences we’ve ever had.
Stephen Scott
1716249459
Loved loved LOVED seeing Cabaret at this venue. It's such an emersive environment from the time you show your ticket until you walk out. The "theater in the round" setting was unique and absolutely worked with the show. And, even though we were in a balcony seat, we had a great view! So happy I was able to experience this show.
Addy K.
1716061805
Didn't have much time to explore the full theater since I barely made it in time for the show. However, the space was perfect for Chicago. I sat in...
Linda K.
1714969523
"Cabaret" has a long production history in NYC, and this latest revival at the August Wilson Theatre is spectacular. Set in Berlin during the early 1930s,...
Lynn Morton
1714883852
Don't go expecting your typical production. A unique take that creates its own DNA. Eddie makes the Emcee his own, and Gayle's performance asks us what if everything Sally says about herself is true and on the surface. Sit on the stage side, seats are comfier.Only complaint is bathroom is in the lowest floor, definitely a hike from the Mezz.
Tax Professional
1714433798
Great experience! Cabaret was terrific! This theatre is perfect for this show. The intimate feel, seating around the open circular stage, and options for either table service or various levels of seats. Even if you're short, you'll have a good view. Very well done. Ushers are nice and accommodating.The show has something for everyone. Eddie Redmayne, as Emcee, made the show perfect for me. What a talented person.Unfortunately, no pictures allowed, so none taken.
Alan Belsky
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They redesigned the theater for this production and did an excellent job of recreating that time period.Cabaret should be seen by everybody as that period in history reflects much of what is going on today.
Erica Rodriguez
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This theater was beautiful. The line to get in and ticketing was handled very nicely. The drinks are very pricey but strong. The inside is very elegant but be aware the seating is not too spacious. I really enjoyed watching Lea Michele play fanny brice in funny girl!
Kristi L.
1692787767
A solid 3 for the August Wilson Theatre due to the incredibly cramped seats, clean theatre, and great views even from the back. The leg room situation is...
Richard Schagrin
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One of the older theaters on Broadway from the 1920"s . Seats are comfortable and we had lower orchestra seats row J, close to the stage.Saw Lea Michele reprise Barbra Streisand leading role. She did an amazing job.
Richard S.
1690123757
One of the older theaters on Broadway from the 1920"s . Seats are comfortable and we had lower orchestra seats row J, close to the stage.Saw Lea Michele...
Barry
1689484496
This is one of the older theaters on Broadway and it is lovely, well kept and really adds to the theater experience. I went to see FUNNY GIRL and the show was very good. My seat was row Q in the center orchestra and my view was superb. I could see everything including the facial expressions. Seats were comfortable enough. I did get a little tight with my long legs near the end of the show. The rest rooms are in the main lobby and it was hard how they managed the lines to them during the intermission. Overall the theater is comfortable and the views are great.
Melissa B.
1688102558
Honestly I really liked this theater. It's smaller than others I have been it but that means that there are really no bad seats. I was in the mezzanine but...
Amanda Snyder
1686268406
Super pretty. Great show. Would go again. Tight seats. One of our parties leg got pinched by the other seat as another person in our party sat down. No cup holders(older theater).Went to use the rest room after they opened the exit doors. They asked my fiancé as she was in the bathroom getting ready to shut the door to come out. They directed us to walk outside onto the sidewalk and go back in the front door to the main lobby bathroom. Would for sure for again just giving honest feedback.Got two alcoholic double drinks and a bottle of water $57 dollars. Souvenir cups at least.Row J seat 106-108
Paul P.
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This is a nice theater, they keep it up and the restrooms are clean.The seats are small and cramped and not updated to modern obese standards of...
Clara C.
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I watched Lea Michele in Funny Girl! It was so enjoyable watching her actually play Barbra Streisand's character, whom her character from Glee adored. Of...
Ryan Bibler
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We went to see Funny Girl this week at the August Wilson theater. The theater was fine. Nothing too fancy. It’s relatively small. The rows are pretty narrow. Not much leg room. The show was great and we saw Julie instead of Leah. Julie was fantastic.
Joy Alvarez
1670470879
One of the most well run theaters that I have ever been to. Not a terribly big Theatre, and the only restaurant was located on the first floor, but they got everyone in and out very quickly. There is a person with a sign marking the end of the line, and also an attendant in the bathrooms, sending the next person in line to the next available stall. I was amazed at how quickly it moved. We loved funny girl. Lea Michele did an amazing job.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy tickets for the “Funny Girl” national tour?
Tickets for the “Funny Girl” national tour can be purchased via the official website or trusted ticket providers. Make sure to check the tour schedule to find the most convenient performance.
What cities are included in the tour?
The “Funny Girl” national tour will be visiting a variety of cities across the United States. The specific cities and performance dates can be found on the official website.
What’s the running time of the show?
The running time of “Funny Girl” is approximately two hours and 30 minutes, including an intermission.
Is the show suitable for children?
“Funny Girl” is suitable for older children, but it may not appeal to younger ones due to its length and subject matter. Parental discretion is advised.
What safety protocols are in place for the shows?
Safety protocols may vary depending on the city and venue. It’s recommended to check the venue’s official website for the most up-to-date information.
Is there an intermission during the show?
Yes, there is one intermission during the “Funny Girl” performance.
Are there any discounted tickets available?
Any discounts or special offers will be announced on the official website or by the individual venues.
What should I wear to the show?
While there is no strict dress code for the show, it’s recommended to go for smart-casual attire. It’s always a good idea to check with the venue for any specific requirements.
Are the venues wheelchair accessible?
Most venues hosting the “Funny Girl” tour are wheelchair accessible. However, it’s best to confirm this with the venue directly.
Can I bring my own food and drink into the theatre?
Most theaters do not allow outside food or beverages. Concessions are usually available for purchase at the venue.