A Musical Has A Name at SDCC!
Are you a fan of HBO’s “Game of Thrones”? What about the Broadway hit musical “Hamilton”? What if, in some bizarro universe, the two were to meet, they had a few drinks, danced, went back to their apartment, f*$&’ed and had a baby. What would you get? “A Song of Nice Satire” of course! Well, aren’t you lucky that this universe is just that Bizzaro & Kinky because “Game of Thrones: The Musical- A Song of Nice Satire” is born and alive!
After a successful planned limited run in West(eros) Hollywood, the cast and crew are heading south to the Geek Mecca of what is know as the land of San Diego Comic Con and will be playing at the Tenth Avenue Arts Center for 8 performances from Thursday, July 20th to Sunday, July 23rd.
Tenth Avenue Arts Center
930 10th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101.
Tickets can be purchased at their official website: www.gotthemusical.com
Tickets start at $30 for general admission. For $49 you get a VIP ticket that includes a free drink at the bar, a signed poster and priority seating. For $99 you get their Platinum Experience, which includes an open bar all night, a signed poster, a digital download of the soundtrack, and a reserved seat. That’s probably one of the best deals you’re going to find for an evening of entertainment plus souvenirs at SDCC!
We got the chance to ask the producers and show-runners some questions about “GOT: The Musical-A Song Of Nice Satire”:
What can fans of Game Of Thrones Expect to see?
We’ve got everything a GoT fan could want from Meereen to Winterfell. From a very meta Dothraki Love Song, to a tap dancing dire wolf, and a rousing final song appropriately titled ‘Heads Will Roll’, our show will satisfy the blood thirst that we’ve come to expect from GoT fans. Our show takes the grim and dark world of Westeros and puts a musical comedy twist on it. All the incest, violence and gore from the show… just more singing and dancing included.
Is this an all ages appropriate show? Rated G, R, NC-17?
The show is definitely not designed for young ones. Although we don’t have an age limitation, we advise parents that our show does contain violence, inferred sexual content, and a load of swearing. But generally our answer to parents when they ask this question is ‘If your child has seen all of Game of Thrones, then our show is no problem’.
Is this the same show that we would have seen in LA? 
What has been the overall reaction you’ve received about Game of Thrones:The Musical? 
Credits/Sponsors:Tickets can be purchased at their official website: www.gotthemusical.com
Convention Center at Booth #1806.
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