FEB 3 — 28, 2027
Book by Terrence McNally
MUSIC & LYRICS BY DAVID YAZBEK
Six unemployed Buffalo steelworkers decide the quickest way back on their feet may be to take everything off. Their unlikely striptease scheme soon exposes far more than skin, as friendship, pride and self-worth are all put on the line. Based on the hit comedy film, The Full Monty is a raucous, big-hearted musical filled with humor, heart and an irresistible score.
ABOUT THE SHOW
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Running Time
2 hours and 30 minutes. One 15 minute intermission.
CONTENT ADVISORY
The Full Monty contains strong language, adult themes, attempted self-harm, and brief nudity. Intended for mature audiences only.
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Single tickets go on sale Tuesday, November 10 at 9:00AM (PDT).
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“Hilarious and Sexy, The Full Monty is a crowd pleaser.”
— CHICAGO CRITIC
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"TOUCHING AND FLAT-OUT FUNNY."
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Terrence McNally was one of the most influential American playwrights and librettists of his generation and a five-time Tony Award winner, including four competitive Tony Awards for Master Class, Love! Valour! Compassion!, Kiss of the Spider Woman, and Ragtime, as well as the 2019 Special Tony Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Theatre. David Yazbek is an acclaimed Grammy-winning and Tony Award–winning composer and lyricist whose scores include Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Dead Outlaw, The Band’s Visit, and Tootsie. Together, their work makes The Full Monty a musical comedy with both irreverence and heart.
THE PLAYWRIGHT / COMPOSER
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