Jersey Boys Cliffs Pavilion Southend Tickets

Jersey Boys, currently playing at the Piccadily Theatre, is a brilliant, easy-going, feel-good musical, based on the life and music of the the Four Seasons. After a slightly random opening, the show gets better and better, the songs more and more familiar, and the atmosphere more and more enjoyable. I don't usually like using the word “nice”, but Jersey Boys really was just a nice, positive evening's entertainment.

“Oh, What a Night” you’ll have at Jersey Boys, one of the world’s best loved jukebox musicals. The Four Seasons are a key part of rock and roll history; the fantastic songs and the electrifying voice of Frankie Valli are ingrained into the fabric of American culture. Jersey Boys introduces you to the story of the Four Seasons through the witty perspectives of the members themselves. Sit back and relax as they take you from the Italian neighbourhoods of New Jersey to the bright lights of international fame, to soundtrack of one of the best catalogues in the industry.

I’ll be honest; until recently, Jersey Boys wasn’t really on my must-see list. Of if it was, it was quite far down (what can I say, it’s a long list). But in recent months, I’ve been hearing more and more often how great it is, so I decided it was time to check it out.

I've been very lucky in the last week to have seen three very diverse shows. When I was sat in Jersey Boys for the ?? time it made me question? What is it about this particular show that keeps me returning? In fact it is rare that I leave the theatre without having booked Jersey Boys tickets for my return visit.

Last night was the end of an era for Jersey Boys as it closed at the Prince Edward Theatre (to make way for the West End return of Miss Saigon), but the musical has an exciting week ahead. Original Broadway cast member John Lloyd Young, who originated the role of Frankie Valli in 2006, joins the long-running musical on Saturday (15th March 2014) when it reopens at the Piccadilly Theatre.