See it if you appreciate the triple talents of a cast in telling the personal story of an award winning lyricist w/ good direction and choreography.
Don't see it if you cannot enjoy a musical on a small stage with a limited set and a small orchestra.
See it if You missed the 2001 production, or are interested to see an obscure (read: flop) musical written by a supremely overlooked composer.
Don't see it if You dislike small, sentimental shows that seem like they are made for Broadway insiders.
See it if you want to learn more about the lyricist of A Chorus Line, Ed Kleban, at his memorial. Very witty dialogue and songs and informative.
Don't see it if you like a big musical or lush musical numbers. Read more
See it if you like musical theater. Some terrific performances & a great score. Extra enjoyable for theater buffs who will recognize real people.
Don't see it if theater has to be big for you to enjoy it. Much to be said for intimate performances with unamplified sound in a small space.
See it if you like forgotten "gems." A lovely look at Kleban with an excellent book that uses his songs well. Small cast really clicks; I loved it.
Don't see it if you prefer large-scale productions. This is simple, bare-bones on a tiny stage. But it works great. The book and Kleban's songs really shine
See it if you want to see & hear a musical theatre talent in a 1st class revival that lets the production simply be The Show; very moving!!
Don't see it if you need a splashy production. Or a bio-musical.
See it if Wonderful Musical depicting Ed Kleban The Lyricist of A Chorus Line attending his own memorial service. Well done in all regards, the score,
Don't see it if The book, and excellent cast. Very impressive in all regards. I will be looking forward to Future presentations by the J2 musical theater Read more
See it if If you like delightful musicals.
Don't see it if You don’t want to be entertained.
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