Aladdin [CANCELLED] at New Amsterdam Theatre

Aladdin [CANCELLED] Tickets

New Amsterdam Theatre | New York, New York

EVENT CANCELLED. Please contact your ticket point of purchase to claim a refund on your tickets.

The leading theater venue in New York City, New York is excited to host a night of glorious and breathtaking theatrical performances on Thursday 24th June 2021 as the Aladdin cast takes to the stage. The incredible Aladdin the Musical premiered on Broadway at the New Amsterdam Theater on March 20th, 2014. Since then, the musical has been blowing away audiences all over the country, smashing box office records! This June event adds to the long list of what critics are calling the leading theatrical productions of 2021 that the New Amsterdam Theatre has booked to please theatergoers in New York City. To discover what all the buzz and hype is all about, click that Buy Tickets button below to get your tickets today.

Aladdin [CANCELLED] at New Amsterdam Theatre

Breathtaking sets, mind-altering special effects, over 350 extravagant costumes and a talanted cast and orchestra brought the magic of Disney’s ALADDIN to life on the New Amsterdam Theatre stage. Featuring all the songs from the classic Academy Award®-winning film including ‘Friend Like Me’, ‘A Whole New World’ and ‘Arabian Nights’, prepare to experience the unmissable ‘theatrical magic’ that is ALADDIN. Graeme Isaako, Shubshri Kandiah, and Gareth Jacobs, who portrayed Aladdin, Jasmine, and the Genie respectively secure outstanding performances, from their intricate dance numbers to showcasing their refined acting talents which let the audience really get to know the characters. Aladdin remains, with the possible exception of the visually breathtaking The Lion King, the most adult-friendly of Disney’s screen-to-stage productions, thanks in large part to the sharp but goofy wit. Combine that with the unreal choreographies and you have the most fantastic night of 2021 right there for you to take. Order your ticket now.

Aladdin [CANCELLED] at New Amsterdam Theatre

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