What to Expect at 'Sunday in the Park' previews with Gyllenhaal

So I bought tickets to the February 11 show, not realizing that was start of previews, not opening night.

I know previews can be divisive, so was wondering if anyone had any speculation as to what kind of a show I might be seeing.

A lot of the common complaints don't seem to apply (principals already had great chemistry with even less rehearsal at city center; it's not a new work so there won't be re-writes, and the city center production allowed them to gauge what staging works and what doesn't to some degree)

However, I am a bit concerned about technical issues in the first preview of a newly renovated theater, and hope that Gyllenhaal has fully grown into the part by previews -- I'd like to see him at his best obviously (counterpoint: I'm worried about someone who is not primarily a vocalist keeping up the same level of quality for 10 weeks).

Very bummed that I'm missing my dream to attend an opening night, though I imagine secondary sales are astronomical though. I am considering reselling my preview tickets for something later in the run, even for a loss.

Anyways, this is my first preview and I missed the city center show so any speculation, past experiences, advice, or opinions are welcome!

I know it's unlikely but hoping this extends by a couple weeks so I can see it. Already booked our Spring trip before this was announced.

Hopefully we can expect a beautifully produced, lush, magic cast recording. As for the actual show, there's a reason it's the first strictly gala performance from City Center to transfer to Broadway. You'll adore it. Truly.

I hear a lot of people complaining about the direction of the concert, but I would like to remind you that they only had six days of rehearsal to pull the whole show together. I'm sure that the direction will be considerably better in a fully staged production with a significantly larger amount of rehearsal time.