Rent Tickets

The musical which started at New York Theater Workshop in 1994 became a cultural phenomenon, its rock music and amazing performances attracted millions of people and made a mark in Broadway. After such a golden period, Rent is closing in 2010 so it will be one last chance to get their hands on Rent tickets for people who want to see it for the first time and also for the fans who have watched it a number of times and loved it every time.

With music and lyrics presented by the legendary Jonathan Larson, Rent made it to the Broadway in 1996 and in 1994. It was premiered at the New York Theater Workshop though the official opening of the musical was made in 1996. The musical was an instant success but sadly the creator of the show did not live to watch the musical touch the heights of success and win many awards as he died just a day before its off-Broadway premier. The story of the rent is based on the book written by Jonathan Larson and on La Boheme, an opera by Giacomo Puccini. Rent was ranked as the ninth longest running Broadway show in 2008.

  The story of the musical is very strong and revolves around a group of impoverishes young musicians and artists who desire to become famous in the days of Bohemian Alphabet City in America. The main characters of the musical are Mark Cohen, Roger Davis, Mimi Marquez, Tom Collins, Angel Dumott Schunard, Maureen Johnson, Joanne Jefferson and Benjamin Coffin 3 which were performed by Anthony Rapp, Adam Pascal, Daphne Rubin-Vega, Jesse L. Martin, Wilson Jermaine Heredia, Idina Menzel, Fredi Walker and Taye Diggs respectively in the Broadway production. Rent is a heart touching show which features the hardships, desires and struggles in life which is presented with the help of an impressive direction, breath-taking performances and brilliant songs. The musical is inspired by the legendary opera, La Boheme and quite a few concepts in the musical are taken from the opera.    Rent won Tony Award for Best Musical, Best Book of a Musical: Jonathan Larson, Best Original Score: Jonathan Larson, Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Musical, Pulitzer Prize for Drama, six Drama Desk Awards, two Theater World Awards, New York Drama Critics Circle Award, Outer Critics Circle Award, Drama League Award, and 3 Obie Awards for being such a splendid theater show apart from a long list of nominations. Because of the immense popularity of Rent, it was made in to a Chris Columbus film in 2005 which featured most of the actors from the original Broadway cast.   The musical features songs that are the life and color of the show. "Tune Up", "Voice Mail", "One Song Glory", "Light My Candle", "You’ll See", "Another Day", "Santa Fe", "On the Street", "I’ll Cover You", "Over the Moon", "La Vie Boheme" and "I Should tell You" are the songs from the act 1 of the show while "Seasons of Love", "Happy new Year", "Take Me Or Leave Me", "Without You", "Contact", "Halloween", "Goodbye Love", "What You Own", "Your Eyes" and "Play out" are the songs from the act 2 of the show. All the brilliant songs from the musical were compiled in to an album for fans to enjoy it when they please. After its success at the premier and in New York, the show started touring in other cities in North America soon and then traveled to UK and Australia where it got as much praise as in America. The first International Tour of Rent started in 2005 and went till 2006. The show has toured a lot of countries like Germany, Israel, South Africa, Thailand, Japan, China, New Zealand, Austria, Spain, Italy, Norway, France, Ireland, Argentina, Switzerland, Russia, Canada and Greece.               After a golden period of twelve years, Rent, a magnificent rock musical, has set on a final tour around the nation to entertain the fans one last time. All the extraordinary performances, the outstanding songs and the heart touching story is back year again with all its grandeur. This Tony and Pulitzer award winning musical deserves all the praises it can get for being a remarkable show. Rent tickets will be the tickets for ultimate entertainment for all the Rent fans. The musical is as rocking as it was on its premier and watching the musical once is just not enough for the fans. Make good this golden opportunity and book your Rent tickets for the musical of the decade!