| The Rush For Avenue Q Tickets Has Begun | | | | Musical and the Best Original Score. |
| A dashing college graduate, Princeton, arrives at New | | | | Although this 2 hour and 15 minute long show is not |
| York City with dreams in his eyes. However, his wallet | | | | recommended for children below 12 years of age, |
| is relatively empty. Soon, he realizes that the only place | | | | "Avenue Q" is simply the best show that has been run |
| where he can live with a light wallet is Avenue Q. | | | | the whole year at Broadway. In one scene, you fall of |
| Although the place is not where Princeton wanted to | | | | your seat laughing at the amusing tunes and in the |
| get, the neighbors are sweet people. Each of them | | | | other; you are touched by a devoted love song with a |
| has their own problems, secrets, and attitude towards | | | | beautiful tune. The music of this show is infectious. And |
| life. The only thing common among them is that they all | | | | you just cannot sit quietly and listen to the numbers |
| have big dreams. | | | | without humming them yourself. |
| One of them is a jobless comedian named Brian. His | | | | The talented team consisting of actors, singers, and |
| fiancée Christmas Eve is a therapist. Nicky is a | | | | puppeteers include: |
| bunch of lazybones, but good at heart. His roommate, | | | | Howie Michael Smith plays the lead role of Princeton |
| named Rod, is a Republican investment banker and | | | | Mary Faber plays the lovely Kate Monster |
| appears to have a secret. Then there is Trekkie | | | | Christian Anderson plays lazybones Nicky |
| Monster, an internet addict, and Kate, a lovely | | | | Evan Harrington plays the comedian Brian |
| kindergarten teaching assistant. | | | | Ann Sanders is Christmas Eve |
| "Avenue Q" is a story of cherishing dreams and | | | | Haneefah Wood is the superintendent Gary Coleman |
| striving to make them true. It's about seeing the bright | | | | Jennifer Barnhart plays Trekkie |
| side of life even when things get cloudy and the future | | | | The creative team includes: |
| does not seem bright. | | | | Jason Moore as the director |
| "Avenue Q" was first shown off-Broadway at the | | | | Jeff Whitty as the writer of the book "Avenue Q" |
| Vineyard Theater. It managed to impress theater fans | | | | Robert Lopez as the music composer |
| as well as the critics by the lessons it teaches about | | | | Jeff Marx as the lyricist |
| life. It opened at the Golden Theater of Broadway in | | | | Rick Lyon as the designer of puppets |
| 2003. Here, it got raving response. "Avenue Q" soon | | | | Ken Roberson as the choreographer |
| became the talk of the town. | | | | Mirena Rada as the costume designer |
| So much was the applause received by this | | | | Howell Binkley for the lighting arrangement |
| Broadway show that it achieved the Best Musical | | | | Acme Sound Partners for sounds |
| award of the season. The writers of this intriguing | | | | The tickets are being sold faster than the speed of |
| show, who were quite young as compared to their | | | | light! The best ways to get tickets is to call a number |
| counterparts, were awarded with the Best Book of a | | | | or book online. |