DuBarry Was a Lady Tickets

DuBarry Was a Lady is a classic Broadway musical from 1939 with music and lyrics by Cole Porter and a book by Herbert Fields and Buddy DeSylva. The show premiered at the 46th Street Theatre, running for 408 performances and helping launch the early star power of Ethel Merman, Bert Lahr, and Betty Grable. The production later inspired a 1943 Technicolor film adaptation featuring Red Skelton, Lucille Ball, and Gene Kelly. In theaters and concert halls, the show remains a favorite for its sparkling scores and comedic plot.

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Historical notes and ongoing relevance: DuBarry Was a Lady opened a new era for big-band, Broadway-style musical comedy, blending witty Cole Porter numbers with show-stopping performances. Iconic tunes like Friendship, Do I Love You?, Well, Did Evah!, and Katie Went to Haiti remain signature pieces in regional productions and concert performances. While the 2025 tour isn’t publicly documented, the show continues to be licensed for regional theaters through Concord Theatricals, so look for local productions near you. For the latest updates, follow official channels and keep an eye on venue listings where touring performers may appear.

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