Olivia Murray

The entire production should be very proud of this show and I should hope to see that it eventually sticks around for a while.

The message of Each Kindness should be shared to people everywhere, and the music of Rootstock Republic should be enjoyed by all.

I certainly enjoyed the national tour of Aladdin and hope that you get the opportunity to see it as well.

I highly recommend getting tickets to see Les Misérables before they sell out. It's an unforgettable experience you won't want to miss.

Honoring someone as monumental as Hal Prince is no easy task, but every single performer on stage proved that it can be done, and the results can be amazing.

Learning to question what you believe to be morally right and wrong is something I think we all need a little bit of.

I recommend going to see this show if you're in for a laugh and are wanting to experience a new kind of theatre.

I recommend going to Synetic Theater's Beauty and the Beast as you may likely have not seen anything like it before.

I highly recommend going to see this production for its last couple performances at Capital One Hall, or try to catch a performance in another city that the tour will be visiting.

I strongly recommend going to see this show for its last couple of performances at Capital One Hall, or try to catch a performance in another city that the tour will be visiting.

The Young Artists of America always produce wonderful performances, and this one certainly did not disappoint.

Change can be a good thing, and in this case, it was astonishingly successful.

I strongly encourage anyone who can, to go see at least one if not all three parts of this story.

You will laugh, cry, and feel many emotions in between. I strongly recommend going to see this incredibly talented cast put on a show that goes beyond any regular theatre performance.

This show was lively and joyful, giving the audience what they wanted and more. Mendes is a true gift to music as his legacy continues to live on.

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A story of love and war set in Egypt, where the Nubian princess and her people are captured, sets the scene for a thrilling and captivating show.

The combination of the music, dancing, acting, and exquisite colors displayed by attire of the company brought the show to life, telling the many different stories of Okinawa.

Ideas of patriotism, terrorism, and betrayal are commonly spread throughout this thriller to make the audience think of who is on the justified side of the interrogation.

This performance taught me that anything can be your brilliant thing - from your favorite color to your wedding day - the options are endless.