Broadway's Next Hit Musical NYC Reviews and Tickets
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See it if You want a thoroughly enjoyable evening of silly improv about The Tony’s. If you’re a theatre fan even better but it’s not necessary.
Don't see it if If you hate that TV show Who’s Line Is It Anyway. It feels a bit like that with a theatre theme. Read more
See it if Improv artists create musical theater scenes based on audience submitted titles. Brilliant, quick thinking & very funny. Amazing talent.
Don't see it if You want a rehearsed, well-refined show with perfect vocals (though these vocals are darned good for improv). You don’t like silly stuff. Read more
See it if You like musical improv. You're in the mood for a very silly spoof of awards shows. You enjoy audience participation.
Don't see it if You dislike improv. You prefer shorter improv: while Act 1 was well-done, Act 2 was unnecessary & slowed down the good momentum of the show.
See it if Very entertaining improvisation and creative actors.
Don't see it if If you don’t like improvisational plots.
See it if Appreciate musical improv that seems almost impossibly miraculous, carefully built over many years now coming to hilarious fruition GO!
Don't see it if Think you could do better, can't enjoy other performers hard work & talent, or that which doesn't operate at 100% success rate, hate inprov
See it if you like improv,both comic & musical; cast has to create a song & scenario from audience suggestions, on the spot.
Don't see it if 2nd act where they create a 1 act play of the most popular scene from act 1, wears a little thin. Still, some very funny moments. Read more
See it if You are looking for a light and easy night of music and theater. Fun, funny, ridiculous, family friends and great. Amazing actors.
Don't see it if You are expecting brilliance at every turn. It is improvised and will definitely depend on some luck whether it's a good night or not.
See it if You enjoy spontaneity in a musical and a lot of audience participation (voluntary).
Don't see it if If you’re looking for something with substance and you don’t want to walk out wondering why the audience was laughing.