Harry Connick Jr. tickets are taking a new twist, as Harry returns to the Broadway stage once more! Anyone who remembers his previous Broadway appearances, including Connick’s musical debut, the Broadway production of Emile Zola’s novel, Thou Shalt Not, when he provided an awesome score. Other Broadway appearances followed; Connick’s Broadway acting debut, The Pajama Game, produced in 2006 by the Roundabout Theatre Company, saw Harry acting opposite Kelli O’ Hara, lately of South Pacific fame and Sundays in the Park with George. The latest news, that Harry Connick Jr. is to revisit Broadway for a run of 11 jazz shows at the Neil Simon Theatre in New York means tickets will be in short supple, so be sure to grab them as soon as they are on sale.

Harry Connick tickets are tickets to see a household name, one you may have seen in the TV sitcom Will and Grace, or else performing in concert, playing great blues or jazz, and even flirting with funk for a while back in the mid-90s. Harry Connick Jr. has such an eclectic set of influences that he is literally a Renaissance Man in music and acting at this point. The Grammy and Emmy Award winner will be selling tickets to his latest show by the boatload, as Harry Connick fans make their way to the Great White Way to see him live onstage once again.

Connick’s last Broadway appearance as an actor, Nice Work If You Can Get It, was directed and choreographed by Tony Award winner Kathleen Marshall. The production was described as a musical comedy, and drew huge interest, at least partly due to the inclusion of favored George Gershwin numbers. Buy Connick on Broadway tickets now and see this exciting new run of jazz shows for yourself! Harry Connick’s talents are versatile and ever-changing and his jazz is as sizzling as ever!

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