God of Carnage Tickets

God of Carnage Ticket Information

God of Carnage tickets are on sale when the 2009 Tony winner for Best Play returns to the stage for another go around. Yasmina Reza's show has been critically acclaimed since its debut five years ago, garnering a horde of awards and earning many repeat theater goers. The play has been lauded for its comedic take on adulthood, making God of Carnage Broadway tickets hard to come by during its last stint. At Vivid Seats, you can find your way into this show thanks to our tireless team of brokers that consistently make sure our inventory is loaded with the highest quality tickets. You'll find cheap God of Carnage tickets, as well as seats right next to the stage. Whatever date you're looking for on the God of Carnage schedule, Vivid Seats will make sure to go the extra mile so that your needs are satisfied.

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God of Carnage Broadway Show Facts

Opening Date: December 8, 2006
Author: Yasmina Reza
Genre: Comedy
Tony Awards: Best Play

Ever since it debuted in Zurich, Germany, Yazmina Reza's God of Carnage has had no problems connecting to audiences. There are plenty of reasons for the play's success, from witty dialogue to convincing acting. More than anything, though, the play connected deeply with so many theater goers because of how relatable it is. While God of Carnage is certainly over-the-top in its delivery, few plays dissect the daily tasks of parenting quite like this one. The story begins when two 11-year old boys get into a playground fight, and one leaves with two missing teeth. The parents of both boys get together to talk about the altercation when the evening conversation begins to head down some strange avenues. There's talk of race, sexuality, and gender. The dialogue makes the play a truly memorable one. With Kate Winslet, John C. Reilly and Jodie Foster tied to the upcoming film adaptation, now is the time to stay ahead of the curve and witness the play live.