Beautiful: the Carole King Musical on Broadway Tickets

Buy your Beautiful: The Carole King Musical on Broadway tickets before you go to New York. You can buy theatre tickets easily online which will save you time and money. This so-called jukebox musical is performed in the Stephen Sondheim Theatre. Beautiful is about the life of Carole King, how she started as a teenager in Brooklyn and broke into the industry as a writer and later as a solo artist. Carole King was one of the greatest singer-songwriters of all time who created many top hits in the fifties and sixties. If you are a fan of Carole King then that’s reason enough to go to this musical! And if you’ve never heard of her, you’ve certainly heard of these songs, “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman,” “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow” and “You’ve Got a Friend”. All of them written by King (as well as 115 other pop songs!)

Buy your tickets for Beautiful here

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How to buy Beautiful: the Carole King Musical on Broadway Tickets?

It is easy to buy tickets for Beautiful: the Carole King Musical with the link below. I recommend buying tickets online before your trip to New York. Why? You will save time and money and most importantly you don’t have to stress about finding tickets when you are in New York. A lot of Broadway musicals are very popular and are often sold out.

Buying a ticket is simple:

Click on the link and select the date you want to go
Fill in your information and pay
Check your email for the confirmation and voucher
Exchange your voucher at the theatre on the day of the show with valid photo ID

Seats are assigned by the theatre, which is why you won’t know your exact seating at the time of booking. Seat numbers will be clearly marked on the tickets. For bookings up to 4 people you are guaranteed seating next to one another. With larger groups the theatre will try its best.

Send me an email at eric@newyork.com.au if you want to book for groups of 10 people or more.

Eric’s Tip: This is a great show for fans of the music performed and written by Carole King. Also, if you’re not familiar with her music, the show is still worth it. It is a heartwarming show about the struggles artists experienced in New York’s music production industry during 1950-1970’s. The theatre is not that big which adds to the intimacy of the show.