Spider Man Tickets

Spider man, the superhero of all times, is ready to entertain you once again with his exciting stunts on stage! It is one show where you can enjoy perfect blend of visual techniques, awesome sets and creative costumes. Generally categorized as a rock musical, Spider man can entertain you more than you can imagine! It is full of upbeat tracks and stunning dance numbers that will make you enjoy to the fullest. Spider man tickets are what you need to get without wasting any time!

Spider man was first staged in 2010. It features amazing musical numbers by Bono, the Irish singer. David Howell Evans has also contributed to the show with his great music. The show is basically based on the comical series of Spider man. It makes you dance, cry, hoot and laugh! You will be able to unfold the story of Spider man's beloved Mary Jane in this musical. His fights with the evil Green Goblin also make a prominent theme of the show.

The universal appeal of the show makes it a perfect entertainment package for people of all ages. Anyone who wants to enjoy music, stunts, great visuals and colorful costumes must be a part of Spider man, one of the finest productions by Broadway. So if you do not want to miss out this opportunity to see this superhero, grab Spider man tickets before the show is houseful!

One of the most famous fictional characters the Spiderman is back in the form of a musical. It is inspired by a character of the same name created by Steve Ditko and Stan Lee. A sequence of films on the life of the Spiderman have also been created the first of which was released in 2002. The musical is an amazing experience for everyone who wants to buy the Spiderman tickets to be a part of this amazing visual experience.
 
It is a rock musical which is a fusion of theater and rock music. The lyrics and music are done by The Edge and Bruno from the legendary rock band U2. Spiderman is the most expensive musical in the history with an estimated cost of around seventy million dollars. The show also holds the record for having the longest preview of any show in Broadway history which lasted one hundred and eighty two shows. A preview period is the time when a theatrical production is opened to general public to iron out any shortcomings it might have before inviting the critics to watch it.
 
The Spiderman's debut was described by many as one of the most stunning visual theatrical experiences of all time and justifiably so. It was a very intricate show which included fight sequences in mid-air and the Spiderman using his web to jump and move from one place to another. The choreography of these sequences proved to be a little problematic during the first few shows with some small interruptions but they were ironed out by the time the musical really hit its stride.
 
The story is about a high school student Peter Parker. He is considered to be geek who is in love with Mary Jane Watson. Peter is an orphan who lives with his Uncle Ben and Aunt May whereas Mary lives with her father who abuses her all the time. One day on a visit to a lab created by husband and wife Norman and Emily Osborn a special spider bites Peter. He soon begins to realize he is getting special traits like a muscular body, brilliant eye vision and spider webs that he can use. On the other hand Emily dies due to an experiment Norman was conducting. The loss of Emily makes Norman go crazy so he transforms himself into the Green Goblin and creates his own army of six genetic freaks to take over New York City. When Uncle Ben is killed in a car jacking confrontation Peter as the Spiderman wows to fight crimes and make the world a better safer place to live in. Nobody knows who the real Spiderman is because he is always dressed in a special costume that covers his face with a mask. His fight to save the world makes the Spiderman come face to face with the Green Goblin and the story kicks on from there.
 
The premier of the Spiderman got the most press coverage for a plays debut performance on November 2010. Spiderman has been an immense success at the box office. The play was loved and watched by everyone who could lay their hands on the Spiderman tickets. It sold tickets of over one million dollars on the first day of the show after its debut and grossed over one and a half million dollars in the first week of 2011 alone which was the biggest collection in Broadway history. The success didn't stop there and in the summer of 2011 the tickets sales improved even further. A lot of tourists from all around the world came to watch this amazing play. The success was taken to another level when in the last week of the year 2011 when the Spiderman collected almost three million dollars over nine performances. It was again a record in Broadway history.
 
The musical is just as epic as the movie and the original novel. It is a play that is worth seeing because of its stunning sequences that have not graced any theater in the world before. The story, music and the choreography keeps everyone glued to the pulsating action. Anyone who misses out on a chance to buy Spiderman tickets will not only pass on an opportunity to see this musical but also skip seeing history in the making.