Beetlejuice – The Musical at Paramount Theatre Seattle

Name: Beetlejuice - The Musical
Start: 2024-04-06T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2024-04-06T23:59:00+00:00
Location: Paramount Theatre

Paramount Theatre, Seattle, Washington

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Director Alex Timbers welcomes you to an upcoming show for the season’s biggest touring Broadway musical. Because this Saturday 6th April 2024 you could join hundreds of fans in seeing Beetlejuice - The Musical live at Paramount Theatre in Seattle, Washington. For the price of a ticket, you could see this greatest rendition of Tim Burton’s original 1988 film. With a cast of Broadway’s most praised actors and performers taking on the roles you cherish. Audiences will be stunned by the award-winning set and costume design. And you’ll be enchanted by the awe-inspiring musical score written by world-famous composer Eddie Perfect. And even if this isn’t your first time seeing the show, it’s still a thrillingly scary experience. So what are you waiting for? Tickets are still ready to order and you are only a few clicks away from booking your seats. Tap the buy tickets button below, so you can order your tickets to experience Beetlejuice - The Musical live at Paramount Theatre in Seattle, Washington this coming Saturday 6th April 2024!

Beetlejuice - The Musical Tickets from $103

Many reviewers and theatre-fans were shocked to hear that 1988’s Beetlejuice was coming to the Broadway stage. After all, who could match the creativity and energy of Tim Burton, one of Hollywood’s most off-beat directors? That’s the question that was on the director’s mind when he chose the all-star team of Alex Brightman and Presley Ryan to take on the challenging roles of Beetlejuice and Lydia Deetz. Not only did these actors have to match the gothic energy and charm from the film and animated series, but they had to be able to command the stage, even with the strange and wonderful set designs by David Korrins. Audiences keep coming back for more, with major reviewers agreeing with New York’s Vullure’s Sara Holdren that the production is “a pretty fun time”.