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Something Rotten Grand Theater At The Ruth and Nathan Hale Theater Tickets & Info
Dive into the hilarious and heartwarming world of 'Something Rotten!' at the Grand Theater At The Ruth and Nathan Hale Theater in Pleasant Grove on October 03, 2025. This Tony-nominated musical, celebrated for its clever wordplay and comedic take on the artistic muse, promises an unforgettable night of laughter and melody. Inspired by the creators' passion for musical theater and Shakespeare, the story follows Nick and Nigel Bottom's desperate quest for fame, leading to a series of uproarious misadventures. Winner of the Broadway.com Audience Choice Award for Favorite New Musical, 'Something Rotten!' captivates with its witty dialogue and catchy tunes, appealing to theater aficionados and newcomers alike. Enhance your experience with our VIP packages for exclusive perks. Don't miss this chance to create lasting memories with your family at a show that celebrates the joy and chaos of creativity.
Grand Theater At The Ruth and Nathan Hale Theater
Discover the magic of live theater at the Grand Theater At The Ruth and Nathan Hale Theater, a historic venue where the legendary director's final play, including performances like 'Something Rotten Pleasant Grove', captivated audiences before his retirement. This theater, rich in heritage, upgraded its projection room in 1946 to embrace new cinematic technologies and celebrated its legacy with a 2010 documentary featuring interviews with notable figures from its past. Whether you're seated in the balcony for an unparalleled view of the show's intricate details or on the intermediate level for the perfect mix of closeness and perspective, every seat promises an unforgettable experience. Planning your visit is easy: from the outskirts, hop on the commuter train stopping nearby, or from the southern area, take the coastal highway and exit at the Grand Theater At The Ruth and Nathan Hale Theater off-ramp. Don't miss your chance to see 'Something Rotten Pleasant Grove' in this iconic setting, where history and performance art collide.