A Tale of Two Cities Reviews (A Few Spoilers) — Page 2

Nope, no applause. I think it took them by surprise. It certainly surprised me because it's not something you generally see in a Broadway-type show. I just found it to be a bit overly theatrical and not overly necessary.

And yeah..it was the scrim. I was second row center and I had my contacts in *w*

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Umgeoboy, I think this article explains what I was trying to say. (And I always love articles that bring up how much work and sacrifice the producers have made to get the show this far.)
Tweaking "Tale" for Broadway

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Oh I knew that, I think we were basically on the same page, but just misunderstood each other. BTW ManInChair went to see the show tonight and I am eagerly awaiting his review.

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Eric updated his blog, but it isn't a review. He has said a few things about the show though.

"I’ve just returned from an overnight trip to Sarasota to see Jill Santoriello’s pre-Broadway musical, A Tale of Two Cities at the Asolo Theatre. I will publish a giant post as soon as I can about the show (which was fantastic) and my warm welcome by the producers, Ms. Santoriello, and several of the cast members. Suffice it to say for now, it was among my top theatrical experiences." http://www.maninchair.com/

Exciting!

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Hey all. The show was fantastic!!

Smart, beautiful, moving, exciting. Three hours flew by in no time.

My review is here:
'Tis a Far, Far Better Show I've Seen...

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