See it if you like acoustic Bruce -- it's like his 2005 or 1996 shows with a bit more talking and a bit less singing. Especially liked Thunder Road.
Don't see it if you don't like Bruce. I doubt that this will change many people's minds. And it's probably not worth the high price if you're on the fence.
See it if You love Bruce Springsteen and his music and want to hear stories about his life, family and beliefs. More like a show than a concert.
Don't see it if You are hoping to know every word to every song and expect lots of glitz and glamor.
See it if If your a Bruce fan and want a small concert w/ hits you love in a story of his roots
Don't see it if If your not a Boss fan don’t like rock.
See it if Bruce opens a vein. The audience is lucky enough to peer behind the curtain at a rare moment of intimacy. True stage artistry.
Don't see it if Was this man born on the stage? His vulnerability might make you look away.
See it if intimate stories and music of Bruce; mostly soulful bluesy ballads in between monologues that are often humorous or touching
Don't see it if you want more of his rousing music and want to see him feverishly jumping around the stage; want a jukebox musical; can't sit for over 2 hrs
See it if You would like to understand how Springsteen thinks, creates, and explains his life's musical history, which drives the narrative.
Don't see it if You are looking for one of his rock shows. This is smaller, intimate, and not a sing or clap along spectacle. It's drama.
See it if You like Springsteen. You won’t have an opportunity like this again. I hope this is the start of many talented artists coming to Broadway.
Don't see it if You don’t like him. Nothing is going to change the fact that his is him, intimate, with little musical accompaniment. It is what it is.
See it if You are a bona fide Bruce fan
Don't see it if You’re expecting a rock concert of Bruce’s greatest hits.