Moulin Rouge – The Musical at Al Hirschfeld Theatre

In the first stages of its conception, Moulin Rouge! The Musical needed to take on the challenge of exceeding or at least being at a matched level with the previous movie created by Baz Luhrmann. As viewers can attest to, Moulin Rouge in Broadway has become one of Broadway's treasures with an immensely positive reception from viewers all over the world. Broadway World’s Miranda Keating even appreciated the show after watching, stating “To be frank, as as soon as the show began, I was instantenously immersed into the beauty of what was designed as 19th century Paris. When the production ended, I originally had nothing to say. I was left speechless by the spectacle.” The musical carries on its performances to date, now available in New York and to be produced at Al Hirschfeld Theatre on Thursday 12th December 2024, Al Hirschfeld Theatre renowned for being one of the country's unrivaled theatre venues with creative architecture, sound design, and classy decor both for the interior and exterior of the venue.

Moulin Rouge's plot itself is your classic and tragic love story focused on Christian and Satine, an American writer moves to Paris to look for something to inspire him, and a star performer in the Moulin Rouge entertainment venue, respectively. Christian and Satine fall madly in love as they get closer to each other, and it is in their entanglement that they endanger themselves because of a jealous benefactor, though what they feel trumps any hurdle they face.

In the running time of 2 hours and 45 minutes of the entire musical, this story is told mostly through song, with outstanding arrangements from the creative team, which is a mixture of mash-ups, medleys, and even classic tunes. Manchester Media Group was quoted that the musical is “an audio and visual masterpiece that translated beautifully on stage.” From the colorful opening number up to the last performance, the musical’s intensity shines through; consider the fact that even the cast members are composed of singer superstars like Aaron Tveit and Karen Olivo performing the characters of Christian and Satine and you have another Broadway gem on your hands.

Seats to the show at Al Hirschfeld Theatre are for sale for a limited run on this website by going to the links on top of this page.