Julie Madly Deeply

See it if you love JA. Not deep bio, but some greatest hits. Young tries hard, but is a bit manic, esply in audience interaction. Consciously cheesy.

Don't see it if you want JA's singing voice. Young has a nice quality, but is pitchy. Many meh jokes. Still, gd-natured; silly sing-along chases away blues.

See it if You are an uber Andrews fan.

Don't see it if Mediocre singing will wreck it for you.

Also Bio plot meets cabaret-style audience interaction. You might find it fun if you’re in the mood. Theater is tiny and only one piano as accompaniment. Why the huge miking system? Regardless of the level of talent, the performer has enthusiasm and volume to spare. Overkill on the amps. Where's Julie Andrews when you need her?... Read more Read less

See it if You want to watch a talented, funny performer share her love for Julie Andrews.

Don't see it if You're not a superfan of Andrews - the show moves slow and lacks punch.

See it if You like hearing well known Julie Andrews trivia as banter between mediocre singing of her songs.

Don't see it if You want something new or fresh. The singing is mediocre and the piano player has more charisma than the leading lady.

See it if Sarah-Louise Young tells Andrews' life story & sings through her repertoire, w/ "cameos" of a host of others besides. Clever.

Don't see it if you don't like Broadway musicals, Julie Andrews or cabaret type shows.

Also This was entertaining, complete with singing-along (which I always enjoy) but not the least bit thought provoking. It's all cake and frosting, strictly for Andrews fans.

For intellectual stimulation of the highest order, go see The Comedian's Tragedy at Access Theater before it ends July 6. I loved it and will go a 2nd time next week.... Read more Read less

See it if You enjoy learning about Julie Andrews by an enthusiastic, talented musical cast of two

Don't see it if You want to hear songs from beginning to end. (Only portions of songs were sung, which was a bit bothersome.)

See it if Cabaret homage to The Dame Andrews from youth star to tragic end of vocal career.Empathy for singer's passion in delivery and comfort level.

Don't see it if Every homage invites comparison.We all love our larger-than-life screen stars,because they are unreachable in their talent, but here, sadly.

Also Title is pun of film "Truly, Madly, Deeply," and nothing more. Final entry in the Brits Off-B'way festival.... Read more Read less

See it if you are a fan of Julie Andrews or if you like overlong cabaret shows. This is nothing more than a vanity project for Sarah-Louise Young.

Don't see it if you do not like cabaret shows or if you are not a fan of Julie Andrews.

See it if you love Julie and want to learn about her life and history. Ms. Young is working hard on that stage, full of energy and eager to please.

Don't see it if You're Julie-ed out, or if you don't enjoy cabaret.

Also This show is part of the Brits on Broadway series at 59E59, and I've found the offerings well worth my time and effort, this one especially. Ms. Young's adoration of Julie is palpable, and her sincerity refreshing to this jaded New Yorker. We were much happier people leaving the theatre than entering. Well done!... Read more Read less

See it if you'd enjoy an homage to Julie Andrews. Excellent performance. Great voice. She really sells every song. A bit too much audience banter

Don't see it if ... you don't like Julie Andrew's songs from theater and films.

See it if Any showcase of songs Julie Andrews made famous suits you.

Don't see it if When any performer takes on a role made famous by someone else a comparison is inevitable. The low-end cabaret-styled show in the small

Also theatre at 59E59 does not live up to its cheery title or colorful marketing. Very small tables and uncomfortable chairs make listening to a witty but often flat-pitched and well over-miked British actress very difficult. When your pianist can stay on key better than you can, it’s a bad sign. The very familiar Andrews songs-interspersed -with biographical -anecdotes-type show tries hard but can’t possible compare to the lady herself.... Read more Read less

See it if You litho I you’d like to hear about the career of Julie Andrews but don’t mind amateurish writing and acting.

Don't see it if You expect a good, well written and performed play about a very famous and talented star.