She Loves Me (Broadway) NYC Reviews and Tickets
Show-Score Member Reviews (1,686)
See it if you want to see singer/actors at the top of their game! This is the most perfect musical ever and Ellis' production is perfection as well!
Don't see it if you have no heart...
See it if you love finely crafted musicals, beautiful singing, exquisite sets, hilarious performances
Don't see it if You don't like romance
See it if you like amazing performances. Strong cast with a deep bench! Amazing performances all around
Don't see it if No, go see it!
See it if You love a good story.
Don't see it if You don't like romance.
See it if You like a joyous and effervescent show
Don't see it if You don't like to be happy.
See it if You love classic musicals that are rarely seen on Broadway. Also the cast is one-of-a-kind amazing.
Don't see it if You don't like classic musicals or romance.
See it if You like a classic done well
Don't see it if You don't enjoy a nice fluff piece
See it if you like a classic musical with a beautiful score, superb acting/singing, wonderful direction
Don't see it if you don't like musicals
Critic Reviews (52)
"'She Loves Me' is not a big, brassy Broadway musical. The revival of the '60s gem is set in Budapest, 1934. It’s a more formal time, and the show champions intimacy and charm...Levi is a strong romantic lead with heart, while Benanti proves her comic chops. They, like the rest of the cast, click. In fact, the cast has more than its share of Tony winners. And it shows. There is a sweetness and care to 'She Loves Me,' aided by Rockwell’s glorious sets and Ellis’ crisp direction."
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"'She Loves Me' surprises with the occasional darker moment, and a take on adult love that’s more sophisticated than one might expect in a romantic comedy that hinges on a joke about disguised identities. The payoff is more delicate than over-the-top...'She Loves Me' is pure theater: colorful sets and costumes, surprising acrobatics, memorable songs and fine performances. Musical comedy this sweet deserves an audience."
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"From its opening moment when most of the principal characters enter one by one to sing about the beautiful summer morning until its final lovers’ clinch sprinkled with Christmas Eve snow, this 'She Loves Me' is a non-stop delight...Laura Benanti and Zachary Levi work triumphantly under the knowing hand of Scott Ellis...Beyond the two leads, the show fairly bulges with star quality...If you want to leave the theatre walking on air in a perfume-scented cloud, 'She Loves Me' is your ticket."
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"A charming jewel of a show...'She Loves Me' is a sweet, old-fashioned whiff of fine perfume. Nothing groundbreaking here, but the aroma is certainly more pleasing than the inevitable remake about bickering coworkers who meet on Tinder."
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"An astounding cast, a nifty story and memorable songs turn this revival into a celebration of classic musical construction. It's worth skipping work to see...Benanti charms from the moment she steps onstage...Levi turns out to be no slouch either. The part requires a singer who can act and has comedic chops, and Levi nails it...There are some small, sour notes...But, overall, this is a show that, as one character says, gets 'the tilt of our hats right'. Come be swept away."
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“While ‘She Loves Me’ was never intended to be a very deep show, there are times when its lack of depth hurts the production...All of the actors do a superb job with the various roles...As for Levi and Benanti, both are quite appealing in their performances and each comes off as extremely likable. They play off each other quite well...Despite its drawbacks, ‘She Loves Me’ has at its heart an old-fashioned charm that’s wonderfully appealing.”
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"An exquisite, delicious bonbon of a musical...Scott Ellis has polished this gem into a brilliant diamond and set it with an incredible cast. Laura Benanti as Amalia is enchanting…Zachary Levi proves he is a masterful musical leading man. He doesn’t rely on just his good looks; he actually is a singing actor…There are a lot of charming songs for the individual characters,..It is still a delightful score."
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"The musical, originally staged in 1963, about two young lovers as pen pals in a lonely hearts club is more fairytale than ever. This Roundabout Theatre Company production of 'She Loves Me' makes magic of it...Scott Ellis directs with an invisible hand so that it all looks effortless...'She Loves Me' creates a world where good old-fashioned sentiment and virtue prevail over our cynical times and modern mores. 'She Loves Me' is a gem of musical, and this revival a joyful delight."
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