Bigfoot! A New Musical Off-Broadway Tickets, News, Info & More
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Set in the town of Muddirt, a glow-in-the-dark oasis that exists somewhere between a chemical dump site and a nuclear power plant, BIGFOOT! is a larger-than-life musical tale of corrupt politicians, small town paranoia, and misunderstood youth. When that youth happens to be eight feet tall, innocent, and in dire need of electrolysis, it makes him more than a target. It makes him the subject of a can’t miss can’t-myth musical comedy.
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Bigfoot Review
4 / 10
It might baffle people to learn that Amber Ruffin, celebrated comedy talk show writer and host as well as Tony-nominated librettist for “Some Like It Hot,” spent a dozen years with two co-creators putting together “Bigfoot.’ I wondered whether it was the creative team’s reputation that drew in performers with such impressive track records – Henson, Tony nominee for Mean Girls, and the last Elf; Crystal Lucas-Perry, Tony nominee for Ain’t No Mo, and a revelation as John Adams in 1776; Jason Tam, six-time Broadway veteran, last seen as the Squip in Be More Chill. They do a fine job with parts that are just not as good as their best material. I remember when Alex Moffat, SNL alumnus, made his Broadway debut in “The Cottage” three years ago, how his aberrant acrobatics were among the highlights of that comedy. But in a scene in “Bigfoot” that sounds similar – the mayor keeps on shooting himself by accident all over his body – it was not so much a moment of low comedy, as just a low moment.
‘Bigfoot!’ Review: An Ogre Who Just Wants to Be Friends
8 / 10
Fortunately, he’s been sprung from the giddy minds of his creators, including the comedian Amber Ruffin, and, as played by a terrifically unhinged Grey Henson, barrels his way through the campy musical wielding a stealth charisma. Doused in B-movie vibes and maximum goofiness by the director and choreographer Danny Mefford, his story is one of a humble and misunderstood outcast targeted by ignorance and greed. (“Awww!” would be the desired response from audiences at New York City Center Stage I, where the musical opened on Sunday.)
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