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“Dolly Parton Musical Debuts on Broadway”

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Dolly Parton’s remarkable journey from humble beginnings to success has been a source of inspiration for her music, a popular theme park, a podcast, and now a Broadway musical set to debut later this year. Titled “Dolly: A True Original Musical,” the show promises to authentically portray Dolly’s life story in her own words and through the impactful songs that have shaped her experiences.

In a video announcement, the 80-year-old icon assured fans that the musical would stay true to her real-life narrative, focusing on her roots, struggles, triumphs, and personal growth. The production will feature a mix of new compositions created specifically for the musical and some of Dolly’s iconic hits like “I Will Always Love You,” “Jolene,” “Coat of Many Colors,” and “9 to 5.”

Scheduled to kick off in New York City on December 7, the performances are slated to run until November 21, 2027, offering fans an extended opportunity to experience the magic of Dolly’s story on stage. Parton expressed her excitement, calling the musical a lifelong dream as she approaches her seventh decade in the music industry. With an impressive repertoire of over 3,000 songs and more than 100 million albums sold globally, Dolly Parton’s legacy as a music icon is unquestionable, with inductions into both the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the Country Music Hall of Fame.

The musical originally premiered in Nashville last summer to a sold-out audience at the Fisher Center for the Performing Arts, receiving overwhelming praise from director Bartlett Sher for its ability to deeply resonate with viewers and evoke feelings of joy and inspiration associated with Dolly’s enduring influence. The production aims to provide an unfiltered look into Dolly’s life, showcasing that her story goes beyond just glitz and glamour.

Tickets for the Broadway show will be available to the public starting on Friday, July 10, offering fans a chance to witness Dolly Parton’s extraordinary journey unfold on stage.

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