Menopause The Musical Tickets
Overall Rating
4.7
By Mer
A lot of laughs
Thunder Bay Community Auditorium - Thunder Bay
I went with a friend. We are close in age and can appreciate the menopause symptoms being described in this musical. It was entertaining and very funny - never a dull moment. The music was great and the performances were on point! We laughed til our gut hurt!
By Kathy B
Hilarious
Harrah's Cabaret at Harrah's Las Vegas - Las Vegas
Oh my goodness, this show was swo funny and relatable. You dont need to be a menopausal woman to enjoy. I would love to see this show come to my home town of San Francisco. Its a show for all ages.
By Mosey
A really good laugh
Bell Performing Arts Centre - Surrey
Every song was so funny. The girls did an excellent job of conveying the difficulty’s of getting older as a woman.
By Luvcherubs
Excellent show
DECC Symphony Hall - Duluth
I was hesitant at first on buying tickets. Therefore i did not think it would be funny. I am so glad i bought tickets!! I laughed so hard my cheeks hurt at the end of the night!! I recommend anyone who has the opportunity to go to it. It was a blast!!
By Tullulah
Fantastic
Abbotsford Arts Centre - Abbotsford
Amazing energy, perfect timing. Never a dull moment. Far exceeded my expectations from only four women and a simple set.
By Mariluaaa
Excellent show!!! Non stop laughing, we need more !!!
Abbotsford Arts Centre - Abbotsford
Clever and realistic, amazing cast, awesome voices! Please tour every year….
By K2
Fun Flash!
Harrah's Cabaret at Harrah's Las Vegas - Las Vegas
It was fantastic. Hilarious and well done. Enjoyed it very much!🤙
By Hot Mama
Better Than Excellent
DECC Symphony Hall - Duluth
Absolutely hysterical, as in wet yourself hysterical. (Menopausal women will understand). I’ve seen the play before, but it never gets old. These 4 characters can sing, dance, mime or just stand still and they’re still hysterical. The music of the ‘60 is just icing on the cake! Must see!
By Lmc
Worth every penny!!
DECC Symphony Hall - Duluth
Third time seeing this. Laughed all the way through it. The actresses are fantastic. I highly recommend this to women of all ages.
By Patricia
Really bad sound
DECC Symphony Hall - Duluth
Everyone in our group of four had a difficult time understanding the words to the songs. Very bad sound. Would not recommended.
Details
Menopause The Musical on Tour
There are ch-ch-changes of life aplenty in Menopause The Musical, the hit Off-Broadway production (2002-06) that has sold more than 15 million tickets since its 2001 debut. Written by Jeanie Linders, Menopause rejiggers two dozen hit songs from the ‘50s through the '80s to talk to women — and the men who love but may not completely understand them — about food cravings, hot flashes, memory lapses, night sweats, the lure of cosmetic surgery and other common responses to the natural aging process. The longest-running scripted musical in Las Vegas history, Menopause is playing at Harrah's Cabaret and around North America on the latest legs of a tour that has included some 500 cities worldwide. Call its appeal "half-universal" and join Menopause's celebration — with laughter and sisterhood — of something every woman may eventually experience.
About Menopause The Musical
A Professional Woman, an Earth Mother, an Iowa Housewife and a Soap Star meet in Bloomingdale's lingerie department. So begins Menopause The Musical, which quickly amps up into a series of rollicking rewrites of familiar pop hits: "Chain of Fools" becomes "Change of Life," "Staying Alive" becomes "Staying Awake," "Night Fever" become "Night Sweating" and "My Guy" becomes "My Thighs." The music is nostalgic and the wordplay never less than clever. ''Nothing I can do 'cause it sticks like glue — to my thighs,'' sings the Iowa Housewife. ''No matter what I eat, there's always cellulite — on my thighs.''
While the four women come from vastly different backgrounds, they share a single inescapable characteristic: All are going through menopause. In addition to common observations on appetites ("Looking for Food in All the Wrong Places") and energy lapses ("Puff, My God I'm Draggin'"), Menopause goes there with slightly edgy observations on vibrators ("Only You") and antidepressants ("My doctor prescribed a pill to control my urge to kill").
Menopause The Musical provides a rare opportunity to see older female actors in starring roles discussing menopause publicly. It also recognizes, represents and celebrates female audience members as never before, and that's one change long overdue.