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Fourteen dancers make up the cast of Gotta Dance, a revue celebrating Broadway and film choreography, from the legendary to the lesser-known. They sing, they dance, and they fill the intimate Theatre at St. Jean’s with nonstop movement.

This production marks the latest incarnation of American Dance Machine for the 21st Century, which had its premiere season in 2014. What’s different now is how fully “produced” it feels, with The York Th

Understudy Trifecta!

I bought a discounted ticket to see the show tonight, knowing Matthew Magnusson (a steadfast, handsome Bobby) would be on for Groff. I didn't get the recent BWW update, so didn’t expect to see the covers for Sandra Dee (a likable Larkin Reilly) and Connie Francis (the terrific Gabi Carruba). So for the first time, all three were performing together, and sadly the rhythm of the show was off. It didn’t help that the sound person might have be

Wayman_Wong said: "''Rogers deliciously delivers on composer Stephen Foster’s “Where I Want To Be’ and “Something to Shout About,” yet the rest of the score is merely serviceable.''

I enjoyed this review,but this was an amusing mixup of composers. David Foster is the Grammy-winning producer-songwriter who's worked with Whitney Houston and Celine Dion, and written the music for ''Boop!'' ... Stephen Foster, o

BOOP last night...

An assault on the senses. 

BOOP! The Musical steamrolls onto Broadway like a high-speed Bullet train! With such ferocity, one would think the cast would be fired if not giving 125%. Director Jerry Mitchell’s frenetic direction comes at you fast and furious.

This cast is working at warp speed to give life to a sometimes funny, sometimes not book by Bob Martin.

Kudos to Jasmine Amy Rogers (Boop) for navigating the difficu

Today's photo spread by Matthew Murphy certainly doesn't look appealing. And he's a darn good photographer. That, coupled with so many posts here that just comment on the "sponsor," sure ain't selling me on this. What's up with that ensemble? Looks the dancers from LEMPICKA weren't out of work for too long. I'm surprised more people on here haven't seen this given it opens on Thursday. Where's WhizzerMarvin when you need him? I guess I'll just

ColorTheHours048 said: "I had a really fun time seeing this the other night.

The good: Megan Hilty is absolutely hysterical and a joy to see back on Broadway. She gets the best material, by far, and seems to be having a blast. Jennifer Simard is reliably funny and at her deadpan best. Act one, in particular, works like gangbusters: the score is better and the laughs come fast and furious. Seriously,I was laughing nearly the entire time; to the point I miss