6 Kid Victory Reviews in Other Reviews on DCMetroTheaterArts

[hockeynut2]

Posted: 3/1/15 at 1:45am

Here is Derek Mong on 'Kid Victory' the new John Kander/Greg Pierce musical that opened last night at Signature Theatre. If you are visiting the DC area why not pop in and see it.

And John Stoltenberg has also posted his review-2 generations of reviewers looking at a new, brave work.

http://dcmetrotheaterarts.com/2015/03/01/kid-victory-at-signature-theatre-review/

You can the other reviews here. BWW and The Washington Times reviews have been added to 'Other Reviews, which I will update as the reviews are published.

http://dcmetrotheaterarts.com/other-reviews/








Kid Victory Review on DCMetroTheaterArts Updated On: 3/2/15 at 01:45 AM

[hockeynut2]

Posted: 3/2/15 at 1:24am

There are now two reviews from DCMetroTheaterArts' Derek Mong and John Stoltenberg, and new reviews from Jennifer Perry from BroadwayWorld, and from Eric Althoff on The Washington Times.

You can read them all in 'Other Reviews' on DCMTA. I will be adding all reviews to "other reviews' as the new reviews are published.


All the Kid Victory Reviews in Other Reviews on DCMetroTheaterArts

[hockeynut2]

Posted: 3/2/15 at 2:56pm

One more is in from DCTheatreScene. You can read 6 reviews in Other Reviews on DCMetroTheaterArts We are all waiting for the Washington Post to chime in and others.
All the Kid Victory reviews on DCMetroTheaterArts

[doodlenyc]

Posted: 3/14/15 at 11:55pm

Caught this at today's matinee and liked it very much, to my surprise! What an odd show, but ultimately successful, IMO.
A lovely performance from young Jake Wynn!! He doesn't sing a note, but anchors this story with ease within the dark story. I loved the direction, and Mr. Kandor is still delivering beautiful music, and has a great partner in Mr. Pierce. I appreciated the bizarre story, but wondered what prompted the need to tell it. By the end, I was invested, which is what a story needs to do.
Loved Mr. Denman's work! He has an uphill battle as an actor, as the villain/savior for the protagonist. It is a tightrope he dances across, figuratively of course, as I think of him as a song and dance man. Not here. It's a non dancing acting role that surprises.
Ms. Knoll has a very difficult role as The Kid's mother. She sings beautifully and tangles the rough terrain as the actual main antagonist very well, but went up on her lines more than once.
Great work from Ms. Litszinger as well, and the rest of the cast is winning.
I strongly suggest getting tix, if you can this last week. I can see this OB, but would be tough to fill a Bway theater.

[promisespromises2]

Posted: 3/15/15 at 7:40am

Finally got tickets for this today! Tickets are still available on Goldstar as well. I'm excited to see a "different" piece of work.

I've been seeing a lot of regional theatre over the year, so I'm proud to say that I've seen Donna Migliaccio in Gypsy, Beaches, and Sunday In the Park With George. I love her voice and her acting is phenomenal, so I'm REALLY looking forward to what she brings to this! Updated On: 3/15/15 at 07:40 AM

[doodlenyc]

Posted: 3/15/15 at 10:43am

She was great.