Incredibly cheesy and kinda boring. He sings well but just doesn't do it for me. They could have made so many interesting casting decisions, and went the safe route instead. And what's with his hair?
Have ticket prices at Paper Mill always been so expensive? I've only been once a few years ago and don't feel like I paid that much, but the cheapest tickets I could find are $70 for Half Time.
The answer is since the reviews were terrible, Frozen will only appeal to families with young girls. It's not like Lion King which is an artistic masterpiece and Aladdin which has a story that reaches all ages.
I think he can be criticized for a lot of things, and I am far from his biggest fan, but I don't think anyone should be upset at him for bringing artistic, quality productions to Broadway.
Call_me_jorge said: "I wonder what’s the reason for the expensive ticket prices, even if it’s a large production they seem unusually high for an out of town tryout."
PhantomOfFleetStreet said: "Has anybody been to this theatre? I bought a ticket in the mid balcony (row C). How good is my view going to be? It looks like a huge theatre so I hope the actors don't end up looking like ants."
Nobody has been in the theater for awhile since it's been closed for a few years, and they are currently doing renovations.
cjmclaughlin10 said: "Do we think there is hope for a discount or should I suck it up and pay full price???"
If we only knew!!! I'd say, depends where you want to sit. There are a lot of tickets available at the moment it seems, but the non-balcony tickets are $$$$, so I can potentially see those being discounted in the future. Between this and the Alanis show, Boston has two high-priced shows playing at the same time, so maybe that betters the od
