Premiered back in 1964, Fiddler on the Roof stands as the only musical in history which has given well over 3000 performances. Its stupendous run of almost 10 years ever since its premier has made it the longest running musical of its time and the fourteenth longest running Broadway show of all times. This multiple Tony Awards winning has been subjected to many adaptations and revivals. Still running to packed houses, Fiddler on the Roof Tickets are what you need for a wholesome theater experience.

Set in 1905s Russia, Fiddler on the Roof the musical is primarily based on Sholem Aleichem's book Tevye and his Daughters. However, for the musical, the book is written by Joseph Stein, while lyrics and the music by Sheldon Harnick and Jerry Bock respectively. The main plot of the musical revolves around a father named Tevye and his five daughters. The musical depicts Tevye's struggles as he tries to keep his family's religious values and traditions intact, as they're being highly influenced by new traditions of that time. While doing so, Tevye is portrayed fighting a battle against the will of his three elder daughters, as well as the law of his village which enforces Jews to leave the village. Although set in a specific setting; Fiddler on the Roof tells a universal tale of generation gap and family ties.

Till date, the musical has maintained a significant place in the minds and hearts of theatergoers. The musical premiered on Broadway Productions at the Imperial Theatre in 1964, however later the musical was transferred to Majestic Theatre and later to The Broadway Theatre where the musical ran for record number of 3,242 performances. Soon after its premiere, the musical turned out to be a highly profitable endeavor that was embarked by the Broadway productions. The original production starred Zero Mostel, Maria Karnilova, Beatrice Arthur and many others. The whole production was choreographed and directed by one man, Jerome Robbins. The original production was so highly acclaimed and commercially successful that it was producing an estimated profit of approximately $ 1,574 on each buck that was spent on it.

After looking at the overwhelming response of audiences that the musical was receiving; the producers decided to stage it in different regions as well. The musical opened at London's West End at Her Majesty's Theatre on February 16, 1967. After the closure of the original West End Productions, quite a few revivals of the musical also emerged in UK and England.

Not just that, Fiddler on the Roof managed to earn the critical acclaim that it duly deserved, by means of 9 Tony Award wins including an award for Best Musical, Best Direction and Best Score. The success of the original production was soon followed by four revivals of the musical along with a film adaptation which surfaced back in 1971.

The captivating plot and production value of the musical is sure to grip the attention of the audience till the curtain call. With our exclusive deals on Fiddler on the Roof tickets, you can be assured to get your money's worth in the best way possible; just when you're looking for some quality theatrical extravaganza.