* The Addams Family Musical: A Creepy and Kooky Comedy.

First told you guys about this “show” way-back on 3/18/15…

Long story short,

Last night Jeff Eats and Mrs. Jeff Eats saw The Addams Family and absolutely loved it. Very small theatre (maybe 50 seats) on a first come first served seating basis…16 actors, track music, 2-acts (70 minutes/50 minutes/15 minute intermission)- no fooling here, some real strong singing and dancing- along with a very funny script. Are we taking “Broadway” here? No! But trust Jeff Eats when I tell you, you won’t be disappointed. Like I said 1.7 seconds ago, Jeff Eats and Mrs. Jeff Eats-loved it and I’m thinking that you will too!

If you want to “go”- goldstar.com still has a ticket ‘deal” running…

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Posted on March 18th, 2015 · Boca Raton Deals Music/Events/Other

* The Addams Family Musical: A Creepy and Kooky Comedy.

Jeff Eats just picked-up 2- 4/18/15-tickets for “The Addams Family Musical: A Creepy and Kooky Comedy” which is set for an April 17-May 3 run at the Sol Theatre in Boca Raton….

For you historians out there…the show ran on Broadway in 2010-2011 and starred Nathan Lane!

Just between you and Jeff Eats, goldstar.com is running a “deal” with those- $25 tickets going for $12.50, but that’s just between you and Jeff Eats!

Not that it really matters (you-know, what I might like you might hate and vice versa)-but I’ll let you guys know what I “think” after I see the-thing!

Experience both laughter and chills as Charles Addams’ weird and wonderful characters creep into Boca Raton’s Sol Theatre for the South Florida professional premiere of The Addams Family Musical. In this fiendishly delightful award-winning musical comedy, Wednesday Addams — now a grown-up princess of darkness — has fallen for a normal boy from a respectable family and has invited him and his parents to the family mansion for a meet-and-greet gone gothic. Sit back and savor the horrific hospitality of Gomez, Morticia, Pugsley, Grandma, Lurch and everyone’s favorite weirdo, Uncle Fester, as the special occasion brings out the best — and worst — in everyone involved.