Al Terry asked:


One of the all time comic hits is finally on Broadway! So book your Broadway Tickets Young Frankenstein now, if you don’t want to miss the three-time Tony Award winner Mel Brooks’ comedic version of this 1974 super hit Oscar-nominee movie, Young Frankenstein, starring Gene Wilder, Marty Feldman, Peter Boyle, Leachman, Madeline Kahn, Kenneth Mars, Teri Garr, and many more.

When Mel Brooks first appeared on the Broadway scene, with the theatrical version of his another big time comedy, The Producers, he created a historical record by winning 12 Tony Awards for the Musical show! And now, when he’s coming out with his second musical on Broadway, another of his great comic hits, Young Frankenstein, people are waiting in excited anticipation to see if this one is as big a success as the first one! You can watch it for yourself, by ordering your Broadway Tickets Young Frankenstein online.

Meet Your Favorite Characters Live!

Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan’s hilarious young brain surgeon, Dr. “Frankenstein”, grandson of Dr. Victor Von Frankenstein, returns to his old family castle in Transylvania to find that the legendary monster created by his grandfather was more than just a myth. Go on to watch the musical adaptation of the experiments of this Young Frankenstein, in his grandfather’s laboratory, which somehow all seem to go horribly wrong!

See your favorite characters come to life, out of the big screen and onto the stage – including Dr. Fredrick “Frankenstein” and his disgruntled fiancée Elizabeth (superbly played by Megan Mullally of Will and Grace), Igor, Inga and not to forget the beloved monster (artfully played by Shuler Hensley)! Young Frankenstein Musical is going to be a super-duper hit on Broadway! So make sure you don’t miss out on this classic musical comedy brought to life on stage by Mel Brooks! Broadway Tickets Young Frankenstein are already selling like hot cakes now!

Opens in November, 2007

Young Frankenstein, the wickedly hilarious re-production of Mary Shelley’s classic, by the comic genius, Mel Brooks, was a big-time hit when it went on cinema halls in 1974. Most people still remember the rocking scene in the movie in which the monster performs the hilarious track from Irving Berlin, “Puttin’ on the Ritz”! Mel Brooks has managed to acquire the rights for the track from Irving Berlin, and the song still remains the center of attraction in the Young Frankenstein Musical, along with other hit tracks of the movie, including “The Transylvania Mania” and “He Was My Boyfriend”.

The Broadway version of the movie comes from the same creative team who put together the 12 Tony Awards winning Musical hit, “The Producers”, including the five-time Tony Award winner Susan Stroman, who is the director and choreographer of the Young Frankenstein Musical.

The show opens on Broadway on November 8 in New York, at the Hilton Theater, although the previews have already started since October 11. So get your Broadway Tickets Young Frankenstein to watch the comic drama come alive on stage! Order your tickets to Young Frankenstein through an authorized broker online, and be sure to get the best available seats for the show at a day and time of your convenience.

Al Terry asked:


Want to know what led to the creation of Frankenstein – The Monster? Book your Young Frankenstein Tickets to explore the events that created the famous monster and to enjoy the excellent creativity and imagination that is performed live on stage in front of you.

Young Frankenstein – Come Let’s Catch Hold Of The Monster!

Want to know who created Young Frankenstein? With Young Frankenstein Tickets, one can have the opportunity to explore the amazing events that led to the creation of the monster and the circumstances that led to its ultimate demise.

Young Frankenstein is the story of a famous brain surgeon – Frederick Frankenstein from New York. This young brain surgeon inherits a laboratory as well as a castle from his grandfather who lived in Transylvania. Frederick Frankenstein’s grandfather used to do some bizarre experiments that involved ways to reincarnate the dead. The story grips you as the surgeon oscillates between the decision-making of either choosing to further his grandfather’s experiments or starting life as a brain surgeon.

Young Frankenstein is based on the successful movie of the same name that was released in 1974. The show was opened to Broadway audience on November 8, 2007 in Hilton Theatre. The show is directed and choreographed by Susan Strom and the story is written with the joint effort of Thomas Meehan and Mel Brooks. The character of Dr. Frederick Frankenstein has been played by Roger Bart, his love – the **** Inga has been played by Sutton Foster and Shuler Hensley plays the role of The Monster. It is the terrific performances of the characters that makes the Young Frankenstein come alive on stage.

Ever since the show’s opening, it has been a super, record breaking success and has even grabbed a Tony award. The show is quite famous for its grating numbers like “He Vas My Boyfriend,” “The Transylvania Mania,” and the unforgettable “Putting on the Ritz.”

The show is applauded for its fun element as the show’s music makes fun of the original horror movie and the horror genre. The show pulls out all stops and the hall is filled with bouts of laughter at the stunning performance of each and every character of the play.

Young Frankenstein Tickets – Tips To Get Hold Of Genuine Tickets!

Young Frankenstein Tickets can be availed from the Broadway box office but this might prove to be a risky gamble as the tickets are sold within minutes of their release. Though one can get the tickets at their face value from the box office, but who would want to stand in the long queues and go through all the wastage of time and struggle that is involved.

So if you are planning to buy Young Frankenstein Tickets, there can be many options. One can either buy them from the scalpers found outside the theater but the purchase might not be safe as the tickets might not be genuine. However, the best way to lay hands on the tickets, especially when the idea to watch the show is impromptu, is to buy them through registered and authorized ticket brokers. Authorized ticket brokers can get one the tickets for his favorite shows without having to go through the ordeal of standing in long queues. The online ticket brokers charge a small amount as the service charge and they even drop the tickets at one’s doorstep. So if you plan to watch Young Frankenstein with friends and want a great weekend, simply book your Young Frankenstein Tickets online with an authorized ticket broker and enjoy an evening filled with bouts of laughter and merriment.

Al Terry asked:


Roger Bart and Sussan Foster are here, once again, to steal the show with their fine performances in “Young Frankenstein.” Roger plays the nutty scientist’s grandson, Dr. Frederick Frankenstein, who is a brain surgeon and a professor. Frederick has two choices in the story – either to carry forward his grandfather’s bizarre experiments, in his equally bizarre laboratory, or to flee from his family’s murky past and live a humble and easy life somewhere else as a surgeon.

Sussan Foster plays the sultry Inga, who assists the brain surgeon in his laboratory. She not only lends a helping hand to Frederick, but also steals his heart in the middle of experiments! Will Frederick leave Inga and start a life elsewhere? Will he take Inga with him and escape from the hostile castle that he inherits from his grandfather? Or will he live in the castle with Inga and continue his grandfather’s mad trials on the dead? Or will he fall in love with Inga at all?

The theatre fans are ruffled by the above questions and are rushing to get tickets for “Young Frankenstein”. The box offices can see long lines already. The show is scheduled to open at the Hilton Theatre on November 8, 2007, yet the maddening rush at the windows proves that people are impatient to wait that long. The previews of the show are scheduled to begin from October 11, 2007.

The show is not all dialogues and creepy scenes. It has some unforgettable numbers like “Putting on the Ritz”, “The Transylvania Mania,” and “He Vas My Boyfriend”. The music as well as the lyrics is given by Mel Brooks.

“Young Frankenstein” is based on a movie made in 1974, which was a super hit. It has brought the creative team of “The Producers” together once again. Susan Stroman, a well-known director and choreographer, Mel Brooks, a fine musician and lyricist, and Thomas Meehan, a renowned book writer, have come together to produce yet another smashing hit on Broadway. This time, the name is “Young Frankenstein”!

Besides Roger Bart and Sussan Foster, you will see Shuler Hensley play the role of The Monster; Megan Mullally entertain the audience as Elizabeth; Christopher Fitzgerald displays his acting talent as Igor; and Fred Applegate greet you on the stage as Kemp.

There’s no doubt that you will find it almost impossible to get tickets for your choice from the box office. The best options are internet and phone. You can log online and order tickets for home delivery. You can also dial a number of ticketing services and request for tickets of your choice show. There is greater possibility of getting tickets through these options, as the ticketing services have resources that can arrange for the tickets.

However, you have to be fast in booking tickets, if you want to watch the brain surgeon woo the **** Inga and decide between the weird castle life and an easy life as a surgeon.

Al Terry asked:


What happens when a brain surgeon gets entangled in a brainy mess? “Young Frankenstein” revolves around the story of a well-known brain surgeon and professor from New York, Frederick Frankenstein, who inherits a castle as well as a laboratory from his grandfather in Transylvania. His grandfather, Victor Von Frankenstein, was nuts and now, Frederick has to decide either to continue his grandfather’s crazy experiments of reanimating the dead or escape from his family’s troubled past. What does he do in the end? There is also a gorgeous lab assistant named Inga, who has a soft corner for Frederick. Does the brain surgeon fall in love with Inga?

“Young Frankenstein” offers a good dose of thrills and chills to the audience. The sinister castle and the murky links of Transylvania Heights, make you clutch the sides of your seat tighter. The show has some rasping numbers such as “He Vas My Boyfriend”, “The Transylvania Mania,” and the memorable “Putting on the Ritz.”

“Young Frankenstein” is based on a hit movie of 1974. The show will open on November 8, 2007 at Broadway’s Hilton Theatre. Its previews will start from October 11. The creative team of the super hit “The Producers”, which has won a Tony Award, gets a chance to re-unite in this show, along with Susan Stroman, who has given her fine direction and choreography. Mel Brooks has shown his musical talent through the splendid lyrics and melody. The book is co-written by Thomas Meehan and Mel Brooks.

Roger Bart plays the role of brainy Dr. Frederick Frankenstein. Bart is famous for his stunning performance in “You’re A Good Man”. He plays Snoopy in it, which bagged him a Tony Award. He is also known for creating the role of Carmen Ghia in the smashing hit “The Producers”.

Sutton Foster plays the **** Inga. Foster is the favorite star of Broadway. She is renowned for her role as Millie Dillmount in the show “Thoroughly Modern Millie”. She has won a Tony Award for this role. Her latest performance was in “The Drowsy Chaperone” as Janet.

Shuler Hensley is the Monster. Hensley is well-known for the character of Judd Fry in “Oklahoma!” that bagged a Tony Award. Hensley’s latest role was in Disney’s “Tarzan” as Kerchak.

Megan Mullally plays Elizabeth. She is famous for her award-winning performance in “Will & Grace” as Karen Walker. Besides these actors, there is Christopher Fitzgerald, playing the role of Igor and Fred Applegate as Kemp.

With such talented actors, it’s no wonder that each character comes to life in the show. The tickets have already started to sell like hot cakes. The theme of the story has attracted the audience like crazy. Theatre fans want to know what happens to the crazy experiments of Frederick’s grandfather and his equally spooky castle. And don’t forget the charming young Inga, who lends a helping hand in the weird experiments taking place in the brain surgeon’s laboratory.

So, if you want to be a part of this excitement, book your tickets via phone or internet now. The more you delay, the tougher it will get to obtain tickets.

Jason Oconnor asked:


The musical Young Frankenstein open on Broadway in November of 2007, and it was a hit right from the beginning. The musical is an adaptation of the 1974 film by Mel Brooks, starring Gene Wilder.

Based on Mary Shelley’s horror novel published in 1818, the Gothic story was first made into a science fiction film in 1910. It has since been made into motion pictures, comics, theatrical performances and even a mini series. There have been sequels of the movie, including Brooks’ Young Frankenstein, a story about the original Dr. Frankenstein’s grandson.

Young Frankenstein is a tongue and cheek look at the original Dr. Frankenstein’s grandson attempt at the “family business” after he discovers he’s inherited the original Frankenstein castle in Transylvania.

After arriving at the castle, Dr. Frankenstein’s grandson begins crazy experiments, among them transplanting a live brain in a cadaver. The experiment works, but the brain in defective. The story then follows the newly created monster as he rampages throughout the village, but also find himself in many crazy situations.

The majority of the plot of this musical is largely adapted from Mel Brooks’ 1974 film with the same name. There are just a few minor variations. The movie depicts the young Dr. Frankenstein as a lecturer at a medical school. In the musical, he is a brain surgeon. Although these are different careers, they do offer him equal qualifications to fulfill the task laid before him.

There is a brief scene in the movie version where the monster encounters a young girl. But you won’t find this scene in the play. However, the creature still meets the blind hermit. These scenes were similar to scenes in the original Frankenstein movie.

In the movie, Elizabeth and the monster get married as do Frederick Frankenstein and Inga. In the musical version, although these four do pair up as already mentioned, the play ends before any nuptials take place. The musical has been expanded and has more scenes and longer scenes due to the musical numbers added to the Broadway production. More humor was also added, making the play a comical experience, indeed.

One of the things that makes it so funny is that Mel Brooks was involved with the musical as much as he was with his 70’s movie. Brooks saw how popular The Producers was, he wanted to duplicate its success with Young Frankenstein. Brooks teamed up with Thomas Meehan and together they created the parody of Brooks’ earlier film.

Both Young Frankenstein the movie and Young Frankenstein the musical have received awards and nominations for awards for their performances in this crazy comical adaptation of what was originally a very serious horror film that left no room for humor.

The Broadway musical production of Young Frankenstein is largely adapted from the hysterical movie version starring Gene Wilder. If you liked the movie, you ought to love this musical. Young Frankenstein is certainly a humorous look at the classic horror novel, Frankenstein.

Although Young Frankenstein performed a pre-Broadway engagement in Seattle August 7 through September 1, 2007, there has been no indication that the humorous musical will be showing at any other venues outside New York City. In New York City, however, the play is performing both on and off Broadway.

Pierce asked:


Walking down the runway, there’s the regular top models: Gemma Ward – 20, Hilary Rhoda – 21, Agyness Deyn – 25, and then there’s the occasional Maddison Gabriel – 13. Wait a second. 13 years old?! Many people might raise their eyebrow when they hear this. I certainly did. But is 12-13 really too young?

Top model and one of the world’s first supermodels, Janice Dickinson, argues against young girls modeling. “There’s lots of drugs, there’s lot of alcohol, there’s lot’s of photographers preying on these girls.” Listening to that I would say that pre-teens and even girls up to 18 are too young to model. But what about Kimora Lee Simmons? Didn’t she have a contract with Chanel at the age of 13? How come people never make a big deal about her?

Another issue about young models is the growing fear of eating disorders. There actually have been deaths amongst the models and that’s when we all know that something is wrong. Even though there’s such a huge controversy over skinny models, Karl Lagerfeld claims, “We don’t see anorexic (girls). The girls are skinny, they have skinny bones.” On the other hand, Vogue’s editor, Anna Wintour is said to be sick of skinny models. Now going back to the main subject. If a young teen gets thrown into the fashion industry, are there chances of her developing an eating disorder? Highly possible, but some argue that since they aren’t fully developed women, there is no reason to worry about their size and weight.

In my opinion, I think their should be a certain age requirement and if the model’s too young, she just won’t be able to model till they grow up. There’s a lot of issues on the line such as sexuality, health problems, and too much stress that models might suffer in the fashion industry. However, I still wonder in awe when I see girls that are just 15 that are beautiful and know how to model. They have talent, no doubt about it, but are they presenting it at too young of an age? Well this debate may take a long time…

Article written by Chloe Jones.