Mame NYC Reviews and Tickets

88%

(25 Reviews)

Positive

92%

Mixed

8%

Negative

0%

Members say

Funny, Entertaining, Delightful, Enchanting, Great acting

About the Show

The Heights Players present this revival of the Broadway classic about the adventures of a wealthy single woman and her nephew during the Great Depression.

Set in New York and spanning the Great Depression and World War II, the story of 'Mame' is full of life's discoveries. Mame Dennis is a woman who truly believes that life is a banquet and lives fabulously with her wealthy friends. But when the eight-year-old son of her late brother arrives to live with her, things change. Together they embark on a series of adventures that transform Mame forever. This classic story is filled with some of the most memorable songs in Broadway history, including 'Mame,' 'If He Walked into My Life,' and 'Bosom Buddies.'

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Member Reviews (25)

100

Great singing, Great staging, Great acting, Clever, Delightful

See it if you want to have fun and enjoy a delightful musical comedy. With unforgettable music and lots of the songs are classics. Great dancing.

Don't see it if you saw the film with Lucille Ball, because you already know the story Read more

75

Dated, Slow, Funny, Entertaining, Dolly-esque

See it if You enjoy hearing those classic Jerry Herman songs like Bosom Buddies, Open A New Window and the title song (natch.)

Don't see it if You are expecting riveting plot points. Guessing they probably felt a bit dated when La Lansbury spoke them way back when.

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Creative team

Jerome Lawrence

James Martinelli

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