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Exclusive Pre-Sale: 9 to 5: The Musical at the Ahmanson

Ahmanson Theatre, at the Music Center (135 North Grand Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90012)
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9 to 5: The Musical comes to the Ahmanson, and the best seats available to non-subscribers are reserved for Goldstar members to buy in advance at full price. Based on the hit movie about three office workers who turn the tables on their sexist boss, this new comedy features music and lyrics by Dolly Parton, including the blockbuster title song. With book by Patricia Resnick, who wrote the film, and directed by Joe Mantello, director of Wicked.

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All offers for 9 to 5: The Musical have expired.

The last date listed for 9 to 5: The Musical was Sunday September 21, 2008 / 6:30pm.

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Sondheim's Follies: Tony-Winning Broadway Hit at the Ahmanson

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The Kennedy Center's critically-acclaimed Broadway production of Stephen Sondheim's classic musical Follies, currently nominated for eight 2012 Tony Awards, comes to the Ahmanson Theatre, where it's receiving equally stellar reviews. It's the haunting story of two troubled couples who reunite at the decrepit theater where the ladies once performed, facing the ghosts of the past and the harsh reality of the present. Featuring a memorable score by Sondheim, including such enduring songs as "Broadway Baby," "Losing My Mind" and "I'm Still Here," the show is also a riveting look at the deterioration of the American dream -- a crack in the plaster of the gilded age of Broadway. Director Eric Schaeffer is joined by much of his original cast -- with 41 performers, it's one of the largest ever on this stage -- as well as a 28-piece orchestra. Tony Award-winner Victoria Clark joins the production, while reprising their roles from the New York show are 2012 Tony nominees Jan Maxwell, Danny Burstein and Ron Raines. Learn More

at the Music Center,
135 North Grand Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
213-628-2772 (CTG plays and musicals), 213-972-0711 (Dance at the Music Center events)
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8 Goldstar Member Reviews

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Great first act but the second act is a letdown. A great cast sustains the energy throughout, however.
Written on Sep 19 2008

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Started off a bit flat, but got better as it went along. Worthwhile going.
Written on Sep 22 2008

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It was light and fun, like the movie. Dolly Parton's music was just great!
Written on Sep 19 2008

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Hilarious!!! Naughty!!! FUN!!!!!
Written on Sep 16 2008

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Don't miss this new musical comedy based on the classic hit movie! 9 to 5: The Musical features a brand-new score by seven-time Grammy Award®-winner Dolly Parton that includes the blockbuster title song, plus a book by original screenwriter Patricia Resnick and direction by two-time Tony Award®-winner Joe Mantello (directing his first new musical since Wicked).

Emmy Award®-winner and Tony Award®-nominee Allison Janney stars as Violet Newstead, the super-efficient office manager who joins her fellow co-workers - frazzled divorcée Judy Bernly (Stephanie J. Block) and sexy secretary Doralee Rhodes (Megan Hilty in the role originated by Dolly Parton in the film) - to turn the tables on their “sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical, bigot” of a boss, Franklin Hart Jr. (Tony Award®-nominee Marc Kudisch).

In a hilarious turn of events, Violet, Judy and Doralee live out their wildest fantasy -  giving their boss the boot! While Hart remains “otherwise engaged,” the women give their workplace a dream makeover and rise to the top of the company that once looked at them as second-class citizens. A girl can scheme can't she?