Here would be my order of preference for early mid-March:
1.Hedwig (JCM is awesome. I flew to NYC just to see him in this. Tony winning caliber)
2.Gentleman's Guide (I loved every minute of it. Tony winning caliber)
3.Curious Incident (Extremely creative and interesting ... a real breath of fresh air. Tony winning caliber)
4.Fish In The Dark (who knows how good it will be but I would sit and watch Larry David do almost anything for 2 hours)
5.Matilda (Not just for kids, I loved it. Tony winning caliber)
6.Les Miserables (My favorite musical so I would enjoy a local high school production. Ramin K is fantastic)
7.Honeymoon In Vegas (super fun and light-hearted, a real pleasure to see)
8.The Audience (it should be a Tony winning type of performance from Helen Mirren)
8.King and I (It should be good)
10.Beautiful(Very good. Everyone likes this.)
11.It's Only A Play (I laughed my butt off. Lots of "inside jokes" for New Yorkers and theatre buffs)
12.On The 20th Century (not sure what to expect. I have not been a huge fan of Roundabout productions in the past. With only 5 slots for shows, if it was me I would skip this because there is not a sure thing. Hedwig, Gentleman's Guide, Curious Incident, and Matilda are most sees to me.)
I am not a fan of On The Town. It is a beautiful dance recital with a great band/orchestra playing some nice songs.
The book was non-sensical ... the story and plot were a cluster f--k roundabout to no where.
I appreciate the music, and if you really like dancing you may enjoy it. And I understand the plot and story were not supposed to be the focus, but the story line was so bad and the jokes so lame it detracted from the beautiful music, elegant dancing and the nostalgia the show was trying to capture.
Updated On: 1/29/15 at 02:28 PM