Shakespeare Celebration Tickets

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The theater industry owes a great debt to William Shakespeare, the English playwright who wrote many of the world's most celebrated plays of all time. From his brilliant tragedies like "Hamlet," "Othello," and "Macbeth," to his comedic works like "A Midsummer Night's Dream," "The Merchant of Venice," and "Twelfth Night," Shakespeare's contributions to the world of theater and literature are simply undeniable.

To pay homage to the Bard and his legacy, Broadway theaters regularly feature productions of his works. Some of the most successful shows on Broadway have been adaptations of Shakespeare's works, from the Tony-winning "The Lion King" (which borrows elements from "Hamlet") to the brilliant "West Side Story" (a modern-day take on "Romeo and Juliet").

But not all Shakespeare-related productions have to be serious or strictly traditional. In fact, several Broadway shows have taken the Bard's works and run with them in their own creative ways. For example, "Kiss Me, Kate" is a musical adaptation of "The Taming of the Shrew" that tells the story of a theater company putting on a production of the play, complete with backstage drama, romantic entanglements, and catchy tunes.

Similarly, "Something Rotten!" is a musical comedy that imagines a world where Shakespeare isn't the only game in town; in this fictional version of the Renaissance era, a pair of aspiring playwrights try to outdo the bard by inventing the first-ever musical.

Broadway shows are also known for celebrating Shakespeare through the use of his quotes and references in their dialogue. "One Man, Two Guvnors," for example, features several nods to "Twelfth Night," while the quirky musical "Urinetown" features a character who speaks entirely in Shakespearean language.

To further honor Shakespeare, some Broadway theaters host special events and performances during the month of his birthday (April) or the anniversary of his death (April 23rd). These events might include staged readings, Shakespeare-themed trivia nights, and performances from Broadway actors interpreting some of the Bard's most famous monologues.

Through Broadway's many productions and celebrations, Shakespeare's influence on the world of theater remains as strong as ever. Whether it's a traditional, faithful adaptation of one of his plays or a wildly creative interpretation that takes inspiration from his work, Shakespeare's enormous talent and enduring legacy will always have a place on the Great White Way.