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Adult$49.00
Concession$45.00
Child under 16$45.00
Family 2+2 (per person)$42.00
Group 30+ (per person)*$35.00
Group 50+ (per person)**$28.00

Approximate Duration: 2 hours & 40 minutes – includes a 20 minute interval
Please Note: Group prices are not available on all performances.
* 30 tickets for $35 each offer is not available on Saturday, August 9th performances.
** 50 tickets for $28 each offer is only available on Thursday, August 7th 7pm show.

 

The Music Man is a beloved classic that captures the heart and humor of small-town America in the early 20th century. The story follows Harold Hill, a charming and fast-talking con man who arrives in River City, Iowa, with a scheme to sell the townsfolk on a boys’ band—despite knowing nothing about music. Promising instruments, uniforms, and his dubious expertise, Harold plans to skip town with their money before anyone catches on.

But Harold’s plan takes an unexpected turn when he meets Marian Paroo, the town’s sharp and skeptical librarian and piano teacher. As Marian begins to see Harold in a new light, she discovers his charisma hides more than just a scam—it hides the potential for genuine change. Meanwhile, Harold’s influence begins to unite the divided townsfolk, transforming River City in ways he never anticipated.

With its infectious score featuring iconic songs like “Seventy-Six Trombones,” “Goodnight, My Someone,” and “Till There Was You,” The Music Man is a joyful celebration of community, love, and redemption. Brimming with vibrant characters, witty dialogue, and heartwarming charm, this timeless musical is a delightful journey for audiences of all ages, reminding us that even the most unlikely people can bring harmony to our lives.
 

Tickets

 

Adult

$49.00

 

Concession

$45.00

 

Child under 16

$45.00

 

Family 2+2 (per person)

$42.00

 

Group 30+ (per person)*

$35.00

 

Group 50+ (per person)**

$28.00

The Venue: The Capital

 

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BV&E acknowledges the Dja Dja Wurrung and Taungurung Peoples as the traditional custodians of the lands where our venues stand and where we share stories through art and culture.

We acknowledge and pay respect to their Elders past, present and future.