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The Boys from the Jersey Alleyways Strike a High Note

admin — Thu, 29 Mar 2007 15:43:02 -0400

The music of the Four Seasons will always be a very picturesque affair. Singer Frankie Valli has only to open his mouth, and moonlit images of the old-time Italian ghettos of the northeastern United States are conjured in the mind, particularly those of the New York/New Jersey metro area. Director Des McAnuff delivers a realistic story which melds perfectly with Ron Melrose’s spot-on musical direction, with powerful orchestrations by Steve Orich. Imagination isn't required here, such are the vivid scenes executed onstage. One needn't try too hard, to see groups of young men clapping, singing and dancing, around blazing trashcans, on the street-corners of this special place, where the downtrodden millions rose like phoenixes to disseminate their ethnic blood in glittering waves across the cosmopolitan but grimy urban landscape. Frankie Valli's unique, iconic voice peals like a ripe august bell over an ocean of hot tenements, and the hit "Sherry" oozes from the speakers like a sub-modern Romeo and Juliet; we picture a youthful Italian-American, brooding in the summer shadows in the heart of the nighttime apartment complexes, summoning his sweetheart to the balcony, asking her to come out, to dance and be alive in a world now gone forever.

It's Doing Great!

admin — Mon, 09 Oct 2006 15:04:50 -0400

Jersey Boys continues to sell like crazy!! For the past few months it's been second only to Wicked, which is a really tough play to beat.
That just shows how great Jersey Boys is, it's the second hottest theater event, but in overall events this week, it's #6!! That includes everything, concerts, sports, you name it! That is some serious fan-following.
The soundtrack is a chart topper too, this June Billboard reports that Jersey Boys was #1 on the Broadway Albums charts!
And this December in San Francisco they're finally launching a national tour, so more people will be able to get the insider's view of The Four Seasons and how they became the top pop group.

Remember the Good Old Days?

admin — Fri, 21 Jul 2006 10:04:11 -0400

When Frankie Valli and the fellas first started performing, I think tickets to see them topped out at around $4.00. Today, it'll cost a few hundred to see the story of how they came to be — and it's worth every penny. The show has rightly gained a reputation as the best musical on Broadway, and as a result it's pretty much sold out through the rest of the year. I've been to see it 6 times already, and I can't wait to go again. Every time out-of-town visitors come into the city I take them to this show and they always love it! I put together this site so that I can tell other Jersey Boys fans about ticket info and tips.

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