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I saw both Jekyll and Hyde and Lysistrata Jones before they hit Broadway (both in Dallas). While the giant monstrosity of cheap set pieces and most of the acting was atrocious, I did quite enjoy listening to Teal Wicks and Deborah Cox sing In His Eyes and Deborah Cox belt A New Life. As for Lysistrata Jones (Give It Up at the time), I quite enjoyed it, but this version had Andrew Rannels. I think the version that hit Broadway was not nearly as enjoyable as the version in Dallas. 

I am coming to NYC to see a few shows in November. I already have tickets to A Man of No Importance and Parade. I am able to see two more shows and cannot decide between the following: 1776, Kimberly Akimbo, A Strange Loop, and/or & Juliet. I love 1776 and Carolee Carmelo, but I am hesitant on this non-traditional production. I am a fan of Jeanine Tesori and David Linsday Abaire, but I know nothing about this show. A Strange Loop is a critically acclaimed show, but it doesn't seem to

I will be in New York on Labor Day weekend, and I am going to catch a few shows. I am planning to see Pretty Woman on Saturday night, but I could be persuaded to see something else. For Saturday matinee, I am debating on Mean Girls or Once on this Island. Of these three shows, which two would you recommend? I love Andy Karl and Samantha Barks. I also really enjoy the music of Bryan Adams. I love Lynn and Flaherety's score to Once on this Island, but I not sure how good the show is. I thin

If we were only rating the first 10 minutes of the show, I'd have Tarzan as #1. The first 10 minutes of that show took my breath away. After that, it become mediocre. I agree that Beauty and the Beast would probably be #1 overall, because it has originality and is an improvement on the movie (in my opinion). Lion King was beautifully done and the best crafted of all of these musicals. The Little Mermaid was horrendous, with the exception of Norm Lewis. Every other Disney production, other

Sorry for another show help question, but I can't decide what my 5th show should be. My fiance has chosen Hamilton and Phantom of the Opera, so I told her I would take her to those. I have tickets to Dear Evan Hansen and Anastasia. I am interested in five shows for the last show: (1) Come From Away; (2) School of Rock; (3) Miss Saigon; (4) The Band's Visit; (5) Once on this Island. I have never seen any of these shows. School of Rock and Miss Saigon are the cheaper options, but SOR is

I am coming to New York early September, and I am debating a few shows to see. I currently have tickets to Aladdin, which is what my girlfriend wants to see. I have time to see three other shows. I have seen the Book of Mormon, Fiddler on the Roof, Finding Neverland, Fun Home, Hamilton, Les Mis, Lion King, Phantom, Something Rotten, and Wicked. I have no desire to see an American in Paris, Beautiful, Cats, Chicago, or Motown. I am really debating between (1) On Your Feet, Matilda, Waitress, S

I don't get the hype with Fun Home. With the exception of Cerveris, I thought the show was dull with a very mediocre score. Cerveris was fantastic in the role, but I just had a hard time connecting with anyone else. I thought Finding Neverland was fun, but nothing ground breaking. I thought I would hate it, but I enjoyed some of it, especially Laura Michelle Kelley. The new production of Les Mis is just awful, in my opinion. With the exception of Alfie Boe and the girl currently playing E