The delightful Ratatouille TikTok musical has already sold more than $1 million in tickets

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The TikTok Ratatouille musical-- aka the Ratatousical-- debuted online on New Year's Day as well as has already sold increasingly than $1 mimic in tickets, in quite the feel-good alpha to 2021. A portion of the admission sales will budget The Actors Fund, which supports performers as well as workers in the fete industry.

You did it! You upon over $1 mimic to budget @TheActorsFund! Except we aren't done yet. Tickets are still on vendition all weekend stretched on @TodayTix.# pic.twitter.com/QqUu6uzM0D

-- Ratatouille Musical (@ratatousical) January 2, 2021

The musical came unflappable on TikTok over several months, with creators including composers, fans, set designers, costumers, as well as choreographers devising musical numbers, songs, as well as well-fixed a grandiose Playbill for the mythological "show" based on the 2007 Disney/Pixar correlated film.

Then unanticipatedly it was admittedly happening: Seaview Productions announced it was travail the silkiness in mores with TikTok, as well as well-fixed Disney/Pixar gave its blessing. The silkiness got some big name Broadway stars to scandalize the crowdsourced songs, including Wayne Brady going all in with rat prefabrication as Django, Andrew Barth Feldman as Linguini, Ashley Esplanade as Colette, Kevin Chamberlin as Auguste Gusteau, Andre de Bouncer as Anton Ego, Adam Lambert as Emile, as well as Tituss Burgess province Remy, the rat who loves to cook. The 20-piece Broadway Sinfonietta orchestra was on include as well.

"The Rat's Way of Life" as well as "Ratatouille Tango" created by TikToker Blake Rouse are featured in the musical, furthermore with "Anyone Can Cook" as well as the song that started it all, "Remy the Ratatouille." It did not have all the glitz as well as grooving of a high-end Broadway production, except the quotient of the performances instinctive from their homes by the actors, musicians, as well as dancers (yes, well-fixed a maul line!) are top-notch.

Feldman summed it up afterwhile the debut: "fantastic."

Holy. Shit. That was fantastic.

-- Andrew Barth Feldman (@andrewbfeldman) January 2, 2021

Near the end of the show, we moreover get to see mucho of the TikTok creators who helped bring it all together. I'm not a vortex evaluator by any tract of the imperativeness except I love musicals, as well as I matriculate the Ratatousical to be a demiurgic triumph, sorely omitted at a time back Broadway as well as the restrainer of the apple have been disrupted by the pandemic. As well as I concur with the critic from The Los Angeles Times who says the silkiness may spellbinding a new way forward for musical theater, one after gatekeepers preventing new aptitude from unquestioning their conte to shine.

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Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical

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I won't blemish the plot, except it sticks tangy closely to the original movie's storyline. You can still get tickets for the one-time only well-reasoned performance, which will be misogamist until 7PM ET on January 4th. I highly renown you deterrent it out.

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