He did a 90 minute show in which he included a song from the recent Gatsby musical.
He also performed a number from Little Shop; for which a volunteer was chosen from the audience to act as Audrey. Somewhere during he jokingly mentioned that in time, he'd be playing Mr. Mushnik.
Another highlight was a roughly 10 minute capsule version of Newsies; in which he acted and sang all the roles!
Towards the end of the show, he treated us to a terrific rendering of Sante Fe.
The show was pretty much sold out.
My personal take: He comes off as a tad full of himself; but that could be simply part of his charm.
There was a meet and greet following; but only for VIP ticket holders; of which I was not one.
He does come off full of himself .But it’s the ( in my opinion) poorly constructed banter. He is a charming man .The act needs tweaking and a layer of sincerity.
I’ve weirdly thought about this more than once. I do think he knows he’s super talented and is confident in that, but I also think he’s a bit of a loner, so he doesn’t really understand how he comes off. He seems to get along with colleagues but doesn’t have lasting relationships with them. It’s a combination of ego which, let’s get real, most performers have, and awkward insecurity in social situations.