Experience the joy, heart, and toe-tapping magic of a beloved Broadway classic. Trouble never sounded so good. Follow Harold Hill’s unexpected journey as music, laughter, and love transform a town and steal a few hearts along the way. Welcome to the timeless charm of The Music Man!
Adult: $ 15.00
Student: $ 10.00
All Tickets at the Door: $ 15.00
*There will not be a livestream recording option for this performance.
Total Running Time: 2 hours and 15 minutes (with a 15 minute intermission)
Recommended for ages 8 and above
Late comers are seated at the discretion of the management
Warnings: Flashing lights and loud noises
Performances: March 12, 13, and 14 at 7pm; March 15 at 2pm
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It’s Independence Day 1912 in River City, Iowa, and the Rock Island line brings with it an outsider who will turn the town upside down. Professor Harold Hill claims to be a traveling salesman who peddles boys’ bands, using fear mongering over the new pool table to convince the townsfolk that their sons (and daughters) need music to save them from the culture of the pool hall. The reality is that Professor Hill knows next to nothing about music and is actually a con man who uses this ruse to take money from the locals and run off with it before they can discover his ruse. However, River City is full of skeptics and characters, and while Prof. Hill can dodge most of their questions, he cannot pull the wool over the eyes of the town’s librarian, Marian Paroo. As the two start to fall in love and the townspeople are wooed by Prof. Hill’s charms, what will happen when they all find out the truth? Will River City really get its boys band or will Professor Hill be ridden out on a rail? THE MUSIC MAN is one of the most enduring musicals from Broadway’s Golden Age, and the whole family will leave the theater with a song in their hearts and a spring in their steps!
THE MUSIC MAN is a two-act musical with a 15-minute intermission. There is no recording or taking pictures of any kind during the show.
Meredith Willson’s THE MUSIC MAN first debuted on Broadway on December 19, 1957 at the Majestic Theater starring Robert Preston and Barbara Cook. It ran for 1,375 performances and was awarded the Tony Award for Best Musical in 1958. The show’s success led to a well-received 1962 film version (starring Robert Preston and Shirley Jones), a 2003 TV adaptation starring Matthew Broderick and Kristen Chenoweth, and multiple revivals on Broadway, most recently starring Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster. THE MUSIC MAN is presented with kind permission from Music Theatre International.
Cedar Cliff High School
1301 Carlisle Rd
Camp Hill, PA 17055
In order to bring the magic of the stage alive before your eyes, we do ask…
Please remain in your seats throughout the course of the show.
Our rights company has mandated that all photography and video is strictly prohibited.
Wait to greet the cast and crew in the gymnasium across from our auditorium.
Respect cast and crew members' space and practice good audience etiquette throughout the course of the show.
All phones and electronics should be silenced and turned off for each performance as it affects our sound team.
