Broadway Rave BIO
Broadway Rave is a themed dance party celebrating musical theatre, bringing Broadway songs to a club-style setting for fans who want to sing and dance along. Rather than a traditional concert by a single performer, the event centers on familiar show tunes and a shared audience experience.
The supplied event information lists Broadway Rave at Marquee Theatre - AZ in Tempe, Arizona, on June 24, 2023. It confirms one past event at the venue, but provides no additional history, tour name, setlist, or details about audience reviews. The date places the event in the Phoenix-area summer calendar, when Tempe draws local residents and visitors for live entertainment.
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Venue and Seating Information
Marquee Theatre - AZ is a live-music venue in Tempe. The supplied details do not specify the event's seating configuration, so attendees should check the ticket listing for the arrangement applicable to a particular date. For a standing-room setup, arriving early may help fans choose a preferred viewing position; reserved seating, when offered, can provide a more defined spot.
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Parking Information
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- On-site or venue-designated parking, if available for the event
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Broadway Rave Phoenix reviews
Wall needs to go
"The wall blocked our view, from the side of the arena all the seats were bad. But it was still kept very dark in order to use the constant video on the wall--which was mostly still shots of anti-war propaganda. I never saw the band that played behind the wall, on a few songs they setup in front of the wall. The price of the ticket reflected the 10 truckloads of arena decorations that were wasted on me. I was not blown away like I expected. I think Broadway Rave is only licensed to do the wall songs, not my favorites I admit. And it just seemed ironic, the whole concert is anti war let's have peace, but Broadway Rave can't make peace with Gilmore, so we can see them together?"