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I caught ALL OUT tonight (love a 5pm curtain!), and I found it to be a very fun, albeit somewhat slight, evening. I didn’t see ALL IN, and this wasn’t even on my radar either, but for the TDF price, I decided to pay it a visit.

Gracie Lawerence was out, but Olivia Puckett was remarkable. What a voice! I really enjoyed the music and the musical numbers peppered throughout the evening (probably more than the actual comedy bits).

All four leads were good. None of them r

ColorTheHours048 hit the nail on the head and took the words right out of mouth.

I did not enjoy this. The entire thing felt stale and strangely lifeless. Yes, the material is undeniably dated, but strong direction can often make even the oldest and dustiest of shows worth reviving. That is not the case here.

Aside from the illustrious Katrina Lenk, the performances across the board were a mess. Most of the cast appeared bored out of their minds. Andrea Martin stumbled over

For Ragtime, I'd buy in advance. I've seen it from both the last row of the loge and the side of the orchestra. Both views are great, but I personally preferred being more centered in the loge.

The Winter Garden is a WIDE house, but it's not very deep. The far sides of either the orchestra or the mezzanine aren't ideal. I definitely recommend being more centered for either section even if it means being a bit further back. The rake in the orchestra is also pre

I caught this on a whim this afternoon, and I’m so glad I did. This play wasn’t really on my radar, but with nothing else on the calendar this weekend, I decided to check it out.

The performances are remarkable, and I truly loved everyone in the four-person cast. The play itself is a very quiet yet thought-provoking look at aging, memory, and AI. It’s a tight, short piece that manages to say a lot without ever “beating” the audience over the head with its

HaveAGoodShow said: "Break legs to Betsy Wolfe tonight on her debut as Madeline! I can’t wait to see what she does with the role.

If anyone’s there tonight, please report back!"

I was there tonight. There was a tech hold about 30 seconds into the show. The opening music played, Williams rose out of the pit, stood there for ten seconds, and then there was about a five minute hold before the show resumed.

As for Betsy Wolfe… I&rsquo

I caught this yesterday afternoon after seeing it earlier in its run back in August. I've always had a soft spot for Mamma Mia!, and it's very much a guilty pleasure show of mine.

Yesterday's matinee had a "weekday matinee after the holidays" energy to it. The cast seemed to be sleepwalking through the show, and I felt like I was watching "Mamma Mia! on Melatonin". Low energy and lots of marking going on from both principals and ensemble alike.