What To Expect From The 'Grumpy Old Men' Musical In Minneapolis

I have to admit, and I'm sure that a lot of other people do too, that I absolutely love Grumpy Old Men. I could watch that movie over and over again, that and also the sequel, Grumpier Old Men. Both movies are amazing, and that is tough to do with a sequel. Now, you can enjoy this flick in a whole new way.

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Grumpy Old Men is now a musical! The movie that starred Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau and set in Wabasha, Minnesota, is now a stage play and is being shown in Minneapolis at the Conn Theatre. The show is scheduled to run from April 3rd through April 19th. Tickets are available now at aboutmmt.org.

TICKET PRICES FOR THE SHOW GRUMPY OLD MEN THE MUSICAL

Premium Adult: $45 ($43 +$2 Service Fee)
Premium Senior 65+: $39 ($37 +$2 Service Fee)
Premium Student: $39 ($37 +$2 Service Fee)
Side Adult: $40 ($38 +$2 Service Fee)
Side Senior 65+: $35 ($33 +$2 Service Fee)
Side Student: $35 ($33 +$2 Service Fee)
General Row G: $35 ($33 +$2 Service Fee)
General Row H: $31 ($29 +$2 Service Fee)
General Row J: $27 ($25 +$2 Service Fee)
Economy: $25 ($23 +$2 Service Fee)

If you are not sure where the Conn Theatre is, this is the address:

Conn Theater
1900 Nicollet Ave
Minneapolis, MN 55403

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IN CASE YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THE MOVIE - OR NEED A REFRESHER

Based on the classic 1993 film starring Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau, this outrageous show tells the tale of Max and John, two neighbors who have been feuding for most of their lives. When an intriguing new woman comes to town, their feud reaches new heights as they face-off as romantic rivals. With a book by Dan Remmes and a rollicking score by Neil Berg and Nick Meglin, Grumpy Old Men is sure to delight Twin Cities audiences. Grumpy Old Men: The Musical

I'm not usually one that loves going to musicals. There are a few that are great - like Jersey Boys, but I might make an exception from my "no singing" rule. This looks great. So, why not go and check out a musical stage performance from one of my favorite movies?