Hey, Chicago, are you ready for this Neil Diamond Broadway show coming soon

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OK, Chicago Neil Diamond fans, your time has finally come. The wait is over—even if you have been waiting “Forever in Blue Jeans.”

Starting Wednesday, Nov. 19, and continuing through Sunday, Nov. 30, the Cadillac Palace Theatre on Randolph Street will host the Neil Diamond Broadway hit play “A Beautiful Noise.” From all previous reports, this show is hotter than “Cracklin' Rosie” on a Mississippi summer day.

The hit musical, partly produced by Neil himself, is the story of this once somewhat lonely “Solitary Man’s” existence growing up on the East Coast,  and then following him as he made his move out west to eventually become one of the biggest music stars of our generation.

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The show covers all of that, in addition to the various ups and downs and interesting stories along the way—and of course, does it all featuring many of his famous hit songs.

The crowd will get into it, singing along, as the energy and enthusiasm of Neil Diamond fans often go unmatched. This is your chance to stand up with the rest of the audience as they fire up the all-timer hit song “Sweet Caroline,” and find out why the critics are calling this musical “So Good! So Good! So Good!”

So Neil Diamond fans, don’t get left out. Stand up and say, loudly and proudly, “I Am… I Said,” and then go and get those tickets now, as they are going fast.

You certainly don’t want to wait till the last second and find out tickets are sold out.

Then you will really be singing a “Song Sung Blue.”

Information and tickets available at broadwaychicago.com, Ticketmaster, or abeautifulnoisethemusical.com.

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