From your list, my number one recommendation would be Slave Play. I went in with incredibly low expectations and walked out seeing one of the best plays I’ve ever seen. It’s not for everyone, it’s VERY R-rated and really makes you pick yourself apart but it’s moving, it’s hilarious and you won’t stop thinking about it for quite sometime.
If you can score a ticket to Little Shop, see it. Great production and Groff and Blanchard are on the top of their game. Loved this.
Beetlejuice was also a lot of fun, Brightman should have won the Tony.
I haven’t seen The Sound Inside, but I’m very excited to. I just wish it was playing at a different venue because I hate Studio 54. So uncomfortable.
I wouldn’t recommend Moulin Rouge! unless it is something you are absolutely dying to see. It was passable entertainment but Karen and Aaron have less than zero chemistry and it really hurts the production as a whole. It isn’t going anywhere and may be better down the line with different leads.
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Obviously haven’t seen Sing Street yet but I’m going to the first preview and very excited about it. I adore the movie.
Updated On: 11/19/19 at 09:08 AM