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Kinky Boots – The Musical

In the organizer's words:

High heels for courage and tolerance

The award-winning Broadway and West End hit musical Kinky Boots returns to the stage in a brand new production! The rousing show full of heart, humor and unique music by world star Cyndi Lauper can be experienced live with us as an English-language original. The touching story about courage, self-development and solidarity guarantees the best entertainment and provides unforgettable moments with rousing songs and spectacular choreography. Let yourself be enchanted by a show that encourages, inspires and celebrates individuality!

Musical with a message

More than just a musical: based on true events, Kinky Boots tells the story of Charlie Price, who inherits his father's ailing shoe company. When he meets the dazzling drag queen Lola by chance, an extraordinary friendship develops - and a daring business idea to save the company: High heels for strong personalities!

Kinky Boots makes a powerful statement about tolerance, friendship and self-acceptance. It hits the nerve of the times and shows in a humorous and touching way how important diversity and the courage to be yourself are.

Thrilling music

The Grammy-winning soundtrack by Cyndi Lauper is absolutely catchy and underlines the musical's life-affirming message. With numerous awards, including six Tony Awards and three Laurence Olivier Awards, Kinky Boots has already won the hearts of audiences around the world. Get your leather boots out and be there live: get your tickets now!

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Location

Schwanthalerstraße 13 80336 München

Directions: Haltestelle “Hauptbahnhof” Ausgang E, “Sendlinger Tor” oder “Karlsplatz Stachus”