9 to 5: The Musical Tickets

The work day just got much more exciting with 9 to 5: The Musical! Join Violet, Judy, and Doralee as they take a stand against the misogynistic corporate world and find their inner strength. With country-inspired pop tunes and flashy production numbers, 9 to 5 is not just another day at the office. Get your 9 to 5 tickets and experience the scandalous office antics today!

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9 to 5: The Musical Information

About the Show:

9 to 5 is an outrageously funny musical based on the classic 1980 movie starring Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, and Dolly Parton, who also wrote the music and lyrics for the show. The new songs capture the signature spirit of the movie and complement the catchy title song to form a country-inspired pop score. The show is full of vivid sets and colorful 1970s costumes as well as energetic production numbers featuring a hard-working ensemble. The three leading ladies each go through journeys of self-discovery as they navigate the male-dominated world of corporate America, and along the way find friendship with each other and strength within themselves. Check out the 9 to 5 schedule and grab your tickets today to see these lovely ladies braving the world and finally taking charge.

Plot Synopsis:

The story opens on a weekday morning in 1979 as the employees of Consolidated Industries wake up for another mundane day in the office. Violet Newstead is a headstrong long-time employee who is frequently passed over for promotions because of her gender. Judy Bernly is a tentative divorcee who is just starting out in the workforce. Doralee Rhodes is a sassy, buxom Southern blonde who is often judged solely on her appearance. The trio of working women all struggle working under the chauvinistic President of the company, Franklin Hart, Jr., who constantly sexually harasses his secretary, Doralee. The three women's frustrations come to a head as Violet is passed over for yet another promotion, Judy experiences major difficulties adjusting to corporate life, and Doralee hears that Hart has been spreading rumors that they have been having an affair. Roz, a fellow female employee who dislikes the trio because she is secretly in love with Hart, tells him of their secret talks of their shared hatred of him, so he plans to scare them by pretending he was actually poisoned and is going to the police. When Hart tries to shake Doralee up with the rouse, she impulsively ties him up with his phone cords and the three women take the opportunity to finally take control of the office and their lives. But can they really get away with it? Get your 9 to 5 tickets today to see the girl power in full force!

Run Time:

2 hours and 30 minutes with one intermission

Advisory:

Appropriate for young teens and older (adult language, sexuality, drug use)

Awards:

2009 Tony Awards: 4 nominations
2009 Drama Desk Awards: 15 nominations, 1 win
2009 Outer Critics Circle Awards: 3 nominations

Creative Team:

Music & Lyrics	Dolly Parton
Book	Patricia Resnick
Director	Joe Mantello
Choreographer	Andy Blankenbuehler
Set Design	Scott Pask
Costume Design	William Ivey long
Lighting Design	Jules Fisher, Peggy Eisenhauer
Sound Design	Steve Canyon Kennedy