Part of the New York Musical Festival: This new tuner is about a princess, her lover, and a story that could not be told. Featuring Tony nominees Donna McKechnie ('A Chorus Line') and Tony Sheldon ('Priscilla').
Read more Show lessSee it if you want to support new works in development; you want to see a poor man's mash-up of Evita-Anastasia-Les Miz-Aida.
Don't see it if you expect to see Donna McKechnie sing & dance. (She doesn't sing until the final number - sans choreography!)
See it if you want a rare glimpse of the singular sensation that is Donna McKechnie, or want to reacquaint yourself with the terrific Tony Sheldon.
Don't see it if If you don't want every fiber of your being to hate you for wasting time on this amateurish, confused nonsense.
See it if You want to see a real theatrical icon - Donna McKechnie - close up.
Don't see it if You appreciate logic and good writing.
See it if you are looking for a totally original story- not inspired by pre-existing material. Strong cast with fun music. Donna McKechnie is a gem!
Don't see it if you are turned off by "princess" stories.
See it if a love story that crosses the years and makes you she'd a tear or two is something you like.
Don't see it if You are easily disappointed when you figure out the 'twist' in the first 15 minutes.
See it if You're interested in seeing a developing musical You prefer a good show over a good set
Don't see it if You want elaborate choreography You're a revolutionary
See it if You like a period melodrama with great costumes choreography and production values.
Don't see it if You don't like a work in progress.
See it if You are a NYMF fan, love Donna McKechnie, enjoy an intimate theater experienc,
Don't see it if You are used to a short running time-story line drags a bit.