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• No ice spikes when Elsa accidentally reveals her powers at the coronation (just fog and light)
• No "Orlando" pop-up during "Summer" (replaced with postscard on screen)
• The crystals in Elsa's castle seem smaller - or at least less grand.&n

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n2nbaby said: "Got out of the first performance a bit ago. I personally think that this revival is one of the best productions I’ve ever seen, so I was super excited to see it again (for the fifth time).
As I said above, the set is almost entirely the same as it was on Broadway and the automation went off without a hitch. The only thing that was cut was anything that came through the floor (like the Alice in Wonderland bit). This stuff comes from the ceiling now. There is

I feel this show would’ve done better in the New York, New York hotel in Las Vegas as a 90-minute one act production/ad for NY. 

I can see why people can find Colton’s character polarizing. But I must say I was actually very intrigued by his performance. It’s one that seems almost impossible to replicate and was just so different that I really enjoyed it. I know I would’ve hated seeing an understudy because this role is written so blandly. So Colton’s

I felt exactly the same way when I saw this most recent tour. I sat in the front, so I saw that most of the set has been replaced with printed on sheets, and boy were they wrinkly. They also blew every time someone moved by them. The Cave of Wonders set looked really sad like this. I remember being so amazed at how big, shiny and gold the original tour set was. 

I was also disappointed when I could clearly see the carpet being flown by mechanical arm. The lack of star lights is pr

I was thiiiiiiiiis close to leaving New York, New York at intermission. 

It just felt like it was vignette after vignette, and wasn’t sure if there was really going to be a plot or if any of these characters would matter in the end. It also felt like they kept teasing the title song to keep reminding you “stick around and you’ll hear it!” I have never contemplated leaving a show at intermission as much as this one. 

But I’m glad I stay

RippedMan said: "Agreed. I hated the Bway show when I saw it, but then I saw the tour and it all clicked. Lev is a great Hermes and sings the crap out of it. I get Andre Shields had his appeal, but Levi really worked for me. And the two leads were fantastic. Look forward to seeing it again on tour."

Agreed. I like Reeve but remember feeling underwhelmed after watching it on Broadway. The tour truly made me a fan of the show. Nicholas Barasch was perfectly cast, as wa

Same thing happened in Detroit. They already ended up canceling the week-long run and shortening it to just Friday to Sunday. Granted, it was at the Fox Theatre which is a 5,000-seat barn.

But even at the two shows I went to, people were visibly shaken by what they were seeing on stage. I absolutely adored this production but I knew what I was getting into. It made me wish that I saw it in CITS.

It probably had the same problem that Once on this Island on tour had. It seemed lik