Posted on 09/04/2005 11:05:03 PM PDT by ajolympian2004
America's most listened to talk radio host Rush Limbaugh will hit Broadway next month with a one man show to fund relief efforts for the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
"Rush on Broadway" will open for a one-day-only performance on Tuesday Oct. 18 at the New Amsterdam Theater on 42nd Street.
The show will feature a special introduction by ABC Radio host Sean Hannity. Tickets go on sale Tuesday, Sept. 6 at 10am.
Plans for Limbaugh's Broadway debut were apparently finalized late Thursday - the top talker made no mention of the production during his regular midday broadcast.
However WABC - his flagship station in New York - began running commercials for the show Thursday night.
This ought to be good...
Wish I could afford to buy a ticket and go.
Must be why he didn't do Friday's show.
.....and isn't it interesting that while Jane Fonda is planning a blame Bush tour, Rush is doing a fundraiser for the victims.
In their faces RUSH!
77WABC's Rush on Broadway!
The Broadway event of the year is about to take place:
One Show
One Man
One Performance Only
RUSH ON BROADWAY - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18th at 7PM!
77WABC announces Rush Limbaugh LIVE on stage at the New Amsterdam Theater on 42nd Street in New York City!
Proceeds benefit Hurricane Katrina Disaster Relief Efforts
There will be a special introduction by WABC's Sean Hannity and tickets go on sale this Tuesday, 9/6 at 10am. All tickets are $77 (plus fees) and are available by calling Ticketmaster at 212-307-7171 or just check back here.
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Rush is playing a recorded show tomorrow for Labor Day. I wish he would scrap that and do a live show or have a guest host. We need to start hitting back against the MSM right away.
I have college on Labor Day. No canceled classes for me. Rush should be on. :)
Darn I'll be out of the country. Would someone send me the posts? I would love to be here for that.
This reminds me how very much I miss his TV show.
Cool! On my birthday even. Though I would like to go, but I cannot.
GREAT NEWS!
Everbody should email him about recording it on DVD and selling it on his website, he would raise alot more through DVD sales then he will that one show.
I would pay $50
(Remember: Just IMO.)
-Dan
What??
Rush is extremely good on stage, having seen him in his Rush To Excellence tour.
Secondly, he is far more intelligent and talented then the Bakkers.
Maybe you just do not like Rush?
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