Aladdin at New Amsterdam Theatre

Aladdin Tickets

New Amsterdam Theatre | New York, New York

This September, the world-famous extravaganza and the 5 Tony Award Nominee Aladdin will be performing live on stage at the illustrious New Amsterdam Theatre on Thursday 30th September 2021. Tell your everyone, and find out first-hand why this amazing theatre performance has been consistently winning 5-star reviews up and down New York. Songs you’ve loved for the past 25 years packed with romance, mystery and a whole lot of magic will be performed live! Tickets are already selling like crazy, so we suggest you buy yours ASAP. Aladdin is certainly going to be one of the top events the New Amsterdam Theatre has delivered in all of 2021. So get your group together and come on down to the New Amsterdam Theatre this September!

Aladdin at New Amsterdam Theatre

It’s the most marvelous event of the year! Right here at New Amsterdam Theatre in New York City on Thursday 30th September 2021. It’s Disney’s Aladdin! The unforgettable story of a large blue man… trapped in a little lamp. The Genie awakes from his thousand year slumber inside the Cave of Wonders, woken by the worthless cutthroat thief Aladdin, regrettably whoever has the lamp controls the Genie and no matter what the poor Genie wants he must give the owner of the lamp three wishes. Well first the disgusting Aladdin wishes himself out of the cave, then after grasping his foolishness instantaneously wishes to be the wonderful Prince Ali, how foolish is this boy, really, a Prince? He could have been Sultan of the World! Then the lying cut-throat brigand teases the Genie with lies about freeing him, imagine, a free Genie! But no, Aladdin is just a liar and a thief and gives the lamp to his friend the Vizier Jafar, who then goes on this mad rampage with the Genies magic, taking over the city of Agrabah. Until finally, the Genie has had enough, it had been so peaceful for over a thousand years. Now in three brief days these maniacs have re-shaped Arabia, he must find a plan to put a stop to this extreme use of magic!

Aladdin at New Amsterdam Theatre

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