Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day Tickets

Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day is a family-friendly musical adaptation of Judith Viorst’s classic 1972 children's book. With music by Shelly Markham and book/lyrics by Judith Viorst, the show premiered at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in 1998, garnering praise from critics and becoming one of the most-produced plays in the early 2000s. This performer page offers a concise biography, highlights from the discography, and up-to-date information on upcoming tour performances across the United States. If you’re looking to secure seats for a family matinee or a kids' theatre outing, we’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward ticket options.

From its national touring legacy to recent regional appearances in New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and beyond, Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day remains a staple of child-friendly theatre. Below you’ll find a biographical overview, notable production credits, and upcoming engagements. We’re your connection for easy, no-fuss ticket purchasing.

Biography at a glance: The show originates from Judith Viorst’s beloved book, with Shelly Markham providing the musical landscape and Viorst crafting the book and lyrics. Its Kennedy Center premiere in 1998 set the stage for a national touring life and enduring popularity in children’s theatre. Over the years, the production has been staged by venues such as Seattle Children's Theatre, Adventure Theatre, Walnut Street Theatre, and Playhouse on Park, with continued regional runs including a 2024 Sheen Center showing in New York and a 2024–2025 presence in Boiling Springs, PA. The project builds on a durable discography carried by LML Music, featuring a studio cast album with performers like Nancy Dussault and Jason Graae.

For parents, educators, and families, the show offers engaging storytelling, catchy melodies, and accessible themes about empathy, resilience, and navigating a day full of mishaps. We’ll help you locate and secure seats for the next performance near you. And if you’re curious about the wider world of adaptations and related film projects, there are companion releases and upcoming Disney+ developments that continue to expand the Alexander universe in new formats.

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