Singfeld! A Musical About Nothing Tickets

Singfeld! A Musical About Nothing opened in June 2023 and follows the famed foursome as they experience the highs and lows of life in New York City. A fifth actor portrays “Everyone Else in New York,” which means audiences will enjoy some of their favorite Seinfeld guest stars. Paying homage to Jerry Seinfeld’s singular humor, songs from the show include “Serenity Right Now,” “The Yadda Yadda Song,” and “What’s the Deal with Musicals?”

If you think you and your friends are terrible, wait until you meet this foursome. Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kramer took narcissism to new heights over Seinfeld’s acclaimed nine seasons. Now, Singfeld! A Musical About Nothing gives TV’s most beloved-but-hated characters something to sing about.

Documenting life, love, and work in the Big Apple, Singfeld! A Musical About Nothing is the McSmith Brothers' 10th musical parody to hit the New York Stage and beyond. This Off-Broadway premiere promises great memories for those who loved the original TV series and lots of fun for those encountering its characters for the first time.

What to watch for

• The creators, the McSmith Brothers, have made a name for themselves in creating musical parodies of hit TV shows; Singfeld! A Musical About Nothing is their tenth. Previous shows have included Friends! The Musical Parody, The Office! The Musical Parody, Love Actually! The Parody Musical, Full House! The Musical Parody, and Bayside! The Saved by the Bell Musical, which received a Critic’s Pick in The New York Times.
• Seinfeld is chock-full of inside jokes, whether it's how to be “master of your domain” or why you should never “double dip” your chip at a party. Watching some highlights from the show may help enhance the experience, but being a Seinfeld savant isn't necessary to enjoy this show.
• A show like this one has a homespun energy and is mostly a love letter for fans of the show. While Broadway may be home to larger commercial works, the fun part about off Broadway is the intimate experience in smaller theatres, some with large cult followings.