That’s why they have matinees! Don’t bring young kids to evening performances! Second, the crowd clearly is unaware of theater etiquette! So many phones on, smart watches, etc. The experience overall, however, was awful!! First of all, there are supposed to be no young children, yet there were a multitude - talking, asking a million questions, etc. The play was wonderful - visually spectacular and with the exception of a couple of performers, well executed. Your love for this beautiful masterpiece which Performances then stay away or it may run However if you've seen this show before or Go for it and enjoy it like most of the crowd. In all if you've never seen this show I would say While better than past performances were leftĭisappointing by a woeful lack of experiencedĪrtful actors who literally pranced around with It's almost like they picked up aīunch of amateurs to play the roles. Rather than getting into the character and voice Through her own voice like sitting at a bar Mediocre with no powerful performances or
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This is one my all time favorite broadway MEDIOCRE PERFORMANCE IF YOU'VE SEEN PAST PERFORMANCES The entire experience was very disappointing. The Director made no effort to emotionally connect with the audience, didn’t seem to understand the core story, & failed to cast people who can skillfully sing at a level that justifies the ticket prices. It’s hard to imagine anyone actually laughing during this show without relying on familiarity with the parallel funny scenes (actually performed skillfully) in the movie. For too many “comedic” moments, they drag on uncomfortably long, creating frustration instead of humor. And almost universally, they emphasize the wrong word in each line, betraying their ignorance of what the sentence is meant to communicate and destroying the intended impact. For too many “dramatic“ moments, they overeagerly rush their lines because they’re clearly not listening to their counterparts on stage.
Hollow and emotionless, the actors merely speak their lines but clearly have no idea what the words woodenly coming out of their faces mean.
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