Massachusetts
$57—'The Sound of Music' in Boston
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Relive the tender tale and swelling melodies of "The Sound of Music" in Boston.
Why We Love This Deal
"The Sound of Music" is a classic that keeps audiences coming back for its benevolent story and timeless score. In the months before World War II, Maria is living as a free-spirited nun. When she's called upon to care for the seven children of Austrian naval officer Georg von Trapp, she becomes woven into the family's life like no one else. But as war looms, Maria, Georg and the whole von Trapp clan's way of life is put in jeopardy.
Travelzoo von Trapps can save 27% on select "The Sound of Music" performances at Wang Theatre at Boch Center in Boston. Tickets are $56.25–$107.95 (reg. $72.35–$148.65) for evening shows Nov. 17–21.
Originally produced on Broadway in 1959 and the recipient of five Tony Awards—including Best Musical, Best Actress in a Musical, and Best Conductor and Musical Director—"The Sound of Music" has been captivating audiences ever since. Its film adaptation, released in 1965, took home the Oscar Award for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Scoring and Best Sound.
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