Katelyn Mensah — Theater Critic

In every song and each scene, you find yourself drawn to the story, wanting to know what happens next and how each character will find their way out of the predicament. It’s easy to laugh off the story as a work of fantastical madness, but it’s almost impossible to not become engrossed. I’m not afraid to admit that Death Note: The Musical is the best show I have seen in the last decade.

Perfectly weaved throughout the musical is the love each and every character has for one another, whether it be romantic or platonic, or sometimes misconstrued when it comes to Henry's manager, Delilah, played hilariously by Natasha O'Brien (Mamma Mia!). The Other Palace makes the perfect location for 50 First Dates, with the staging and projections adding to the warm and cosy feeling the story omits.

Perfectly weaved throughout the musical is the love each and every character has for one another, whether it be romantic or platonic, or sometimes misconstrued when it comes to Henry's manager, Delilah, played hilariously by Natasha O'Brien (Mamma Mia!). The Other Palace makes the perfect location for 50 First Dates, with the staging and projections adding to the warm and cosy feeling the story omits.