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#26

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Play Esq. said: "As for the 11 o’clock number you’ve all been waiting for: McDonald’s “Rose’s Turn” feels like a once-in-a-lifetime event; the sort of unequivocal theater magic that you one day tell your grandkids about.

😂😂😂😂😂

Even the most fervent scream queens on this board weren’t as fervent as this. Honey needs to dial it back a bit.
"

Having seen it twice, this is exactly how I feel actually...

Updated On: 12/19/24 at 08:23 PM

#27

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The USA Today review is gone. I wonder if they released it prematurely and had to take it down. I read it an hour ago and it's a great review. 

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CJRochester said: "The USA Today review is gone. I wonder if they released it prematurely and had to take it down. I read it an hour ago and it's a great review."

I’d describe it as a very poorly written rave review (see histrionic drivel quoted above). 

Updated On: 12/19/24 at 08:37 PM

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OharaFosseWolfe888 said: "Play Esq. said: "As for the 11 o’clock number you’ve all been waiting for: McDonald’s “Rose’s Turn” feels like a once-in-a-lifetime event; the sort of unequivocal theater magic that you one day tell your grandkids about.

😂😂😂😂😂

Even the most fervent scream queens on this board weren’t as fervent as this. Honey needs to dial it back a bit.
"

Having seen it twice, this sis exactly how I feel actually...
"

 

Wow.  I felt very little...anything....after seeing this production.  Mostly forgettable with a boring, nagging lead actress with a miscast voice, A Louise that made no impact at all.  And choreography that belonged on a Beyonce video.  Magic?   Monotony!   Except for Lesli Margherita.  

#30

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This was one of the most exciting evenings I’ve ever spent in a NY theater. And that includes The Gaiety!

I know GYPSY better than any other show. I found this to be, easily, the best overall production I’ve ever seen. Audra is the first performer to ever make me believe Rose is a person. Other performers have played it safe, going full steamroller. But this is a 5-star, top notch  production that made me laugh, made me scream, and had me in the edge of my seat. 
 

Audra absolutely nails it. The drama, the score, and the humor. She’s very funny (something I was worried about). She deserves every positive superlative, anll the praise,  every award, every rose. 
 

I DO wish the strip transformation was better. But I was in the edge of my seat. I see it again 1/15.
 

Please consider my review a rave. 


“I attended Gypsy last night with several family members that are staying at the same hotel . I walked them to the elevators and as I was leaving, Audra came in fast and this disgusting, huge, ogre of a man came blasting through the revolving door, nearly falling. He got extremely close to her, shoved a playbill in her face and said "I came alllll the way from Houston so you OWE me an autograph sister". Four security guards from the hotel staff immediately swarmed him until the cops arrived. It was horrifying and women have experienced this kind of illegal, terrifying behavior forever. If you were followed back to where you were staying in the city OP, pretty sure you wouldn't call it "foolery" because it's not. It's felony stalking. Do better. And I will NEVER be quiet regarding women's safety (especially by loser men in this thread) as this has happened to me and millions of other women as well. Enough..” —-Sutton Ross, 8/16/25 “Pretty incredible coincidence that the night before this post was made, Sutton was allegedly not only at Gypsy, but ended up at the same hotel, managed to witness an incident that perfectly aligns with the topic at hand, stayed long enough to see how it resolved despite being with family members, and it wasn’t even the first thing she replied to this thread with- she only brought it up after she had been challenged by multiple members. ” — Kad, 8/16/25

Updated On: 12/19/24 at 08:49 PM

#31

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“Magic? Monotony! Except for Lesli Margherita."

Couldn’t have said it better, and when “You Gotta Get a Gimmick” is the highlight of Gypsy, you have a big problem. 

With that said: Lesli is a GD gift from god!

#32

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Marlothom said: "AUDRA GYPSY ReviewsIs that Tulsa in the back? Looks like Louise finally gets the guy at the end. :)"

Tulsa is in back right


"Anything you do, let it it come from you--then it will be new." Sunday in the Park with George
#37

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These reviews make me wonder if we saw the same production...

#38

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CoffeeBreak said: "These reviews make me wonder if we saw the same production..."

Right? Bland, half-hearted direction and design shouldn’t get rewarded because one person’s performance. But it happens too often, like seemingly here. 

#39

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Chicago Tribune:

Review: In ‘Gypsy’ on Broadway, Audra McDonald is transformational and tragically human as Rose

https://www.chicagotribune.com/2024/12/19/review-gypsy-on-broadway/

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in the end, Wolfe chose to foreground Black performers in the major roles while avoiding that kind of explicit commentary, using white adult performers for Tulsa and most of the rest of Rose’s crew. Thus even though issues of racial discrimination float in the air, they’re not explicitly explored through this production. Given the need for space between revivals and the presence of this megawatt star, that is perhaps an opportunity missed. In many ways, this actually is a traditional revival in terms of its design and staging, although Santo Loquasto’s set has some surprises. Most theatergoers will be just fine with that; “Gypsy” is such a masterpiece of construction that any deconstruction would feel like a violation.

That said, Wolfe has managed to make a major statement in that he has directed a “Gypsy” for everybody and has extended the show outwards from its initial context and milieu, much as one might take a King Lear or a Hamlet out of England or Denmark."

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BROADWAY REVIEW: ‘Gypsy’ revival coming up roses thanks to Audra McDonald

https://www.nydailynews.com/2024/12/19/broadway-review-gypsy-revival-coming-up-roses-thanks-to-audra-mcdonald/?ad=dirN&prod=Secure&tstId=norton.enhanced.cta.us&cmpgn=29308&annot=false&sameTabLaunch=false&varId=Control+-+Live+Production&installSource=other&ctype=web&browser=Secure&darkMode=false&ueid=00ef6d33-c042-46d7-8228-d54f730258f7&doi=2023-10-15


"Anything you do, let it it come from you--then it will be new." Sunday in the Park with George
#41

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NY Stage Review

GYPSY: EVERYTHING’S COMING UP AUDRA

By Steven Suskin

★★★★☆ New production of fabled masterwork lights the lights and hits the heights

https://nystagereview.com/2024/12/19/gypsy-everythings-coming-up-audra/

 

GYPSY: HOLD YOUR HATS AND HALLELUJAH

By Melissa Rose Bernardo

★★★★☆ Stephen Sondheim said “there’s not a moment” in this quintessential American musical “that isn’t entertaining.” We have to agree.

https://nystagereview.com/2024/12/19/gypsy-hold-your-hats-and-hallelujah/

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Gypsy’ Broadway Review: Audra McDonald Takes Her Turn At Momma Rose

https://deadline.com/2024/12/gypsy-broadway-review-audra-mcdonald-1236206662/?ad=dirN&prod=Secure&tstId=norton.enhanced.cta.us&cmpgn=29308&annot=false&sameTabLaunch=false&varId=Control+-+Live+Production&installSource=other&ctype=web&browser=Secure&darkMode=false&ueid=00ef6d33-c042-46d7-8228-d54f730258f7&doi=2023-10-15

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"Anything you do, let it it come from you--then it will be new." Sunday in the Park with George
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Hollywood Reporter

‘Gypsy’ Theater Review: Audra McDonald Climbs the Mountain of One of the All-Time Greatest Musicals and Plants a Triumphant Flag

Danny Burstein and Joy Woods also star in George C. Wolfe’s Broadway revival of the beloved showbiz story by Arthur Laurents, Jule Styne and Stephen Sondheim.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lifestyle/arts/gypsy-theater-review-audra-mcdonald-broadway-1236091036/

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From the Suskin review:  "For those curious about such things, let us point out that the unfamiliar introduction to the song “Small World” (“Here I been, looking for a suitcase…”) is authentic: it was cut during the 1959 Philadelphia tryout, in conjunction with a scenery mishap. Not an overwhelmingly dynamic discovery, perhaps, but illustrative of how Styne and Sondheim took Rose and Herbie from dialogue to song."

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