“Just say yes to the most romantic musical in 20 years.” – Broadway.com

Some movies just cry out to be made in to musicals. The Wedding Singer is one, and composer Matthew Sklar and lyricist Chad Beguelin put together a clever and truly entertaining score. Set in the “big hair 80s”, The Wedding Singer is a love story full of heart and fun.

Robbie Hart is New Jersey's number one wedding singer and the life of every party until his own fiancee strands him at the altar. Bitter and broken, Robbie transforms into the Wedding Singer from Hell, ruining people's weddings by singing about depression, suicide and betrayal—not exactly nuptial hits.

Enter Julia, a winsome waitress who wins his affection. There's a problem, though. Julia's engaged to a Wall Street shark with the business ethics of a reptile. Can Robbie pull off the performance of the decade, and win the girl of his dreams before it’s too late?

Based on the 1998 Adam Sandler-Drew Barrymore romantic comedy, The Wedding Singer performed on Broadway in 2006. In 2007 the show began tours, including here in the United States, as well as in Sweden, Spain, the United Kingdom, Japan, Finland, Germany, Australia and South Korea.

“It stands up as great entertainment, complete with an infectious and clever musical score” – York Theatre Guide

Single tickets for THE WEDDING SINGER are available at The Capitol Theatre box office: 509-853-ARTS or 800-325-SEAT after November 2, 2009.