The Prom or Ain't Too Proud To Beg?

Got a question- going back to family for Passover- and taking my sister- who does not like theater- though she did like Kinky Boots and Beautiful- she thought MFLady was torture- go figyah- does not like most dramas- but will go with me that weekend to a show- I picked Ain't Too Proud To Beg- but after just seeing Tina in London- which was great by the way- I think I have had it with jukebox musicals- l love a great story and something that moves me- question- do you think she would like The Prom better? I could change the tickets- but not sure which is a better choice- for her and for me- both.

If she’s a fan of the Temptations, I would see Ain’t Too Proud, if she’s not or just not that familiar with them I’d see the Prom.

Thank you so much for the responses- gonna show my sister these posts and see what she wants to do.

BWAY Baby2 said: "Got a question- going back to family for Passover- and taking my sister- who does not like theater- though she did like Kinky Boots and Beautiful- she thought MFLady was torture- go figyah- does not like most dramas- but will go with me that weekend to a show- I picked Ain't Too Proud To Beg- but after just seeing Tina in London- which was great by the way- I think I have had it with jukebox musicals- l love a great story and something that moves me- question- do you think she would like The Prom better? I could change the tickets- but not sure which is a better choice- for her and for me- both."

I haven't seen the Prom, but I don't think you can go wrong with Ain't Too Proud. If you like Motown, you should def enjoy the show.

My vote was The Prom- my sister wanted Ain' Too Proud- since I do not see much theater with her- gonna just go with it. I would rather see Prom- when Tina comes to town with an amazing performance by Adrienne Warren- that will be a must-see- but as much as I enjoyed it in London- original musicals to me are far more interesting and creative. This will be my last jukebox musical- and I bet the trend will fade sooner rather than later- especially since they have done so many of the icons of the last 50 years- though of course there are plenty more. Actually, I also would love to see Kiss Me Kate- but my sister would slap me silly if I got tickets for that.