Robin Hood NYC Reviews and Tickets
Member Reviews (5)
See it if you like great actink and thought-provoking performances. Good for adults, too.
Don't see it if you don't want another version of Robin Hood.
See it if you're looking for a show that you can bring the kids to. I saw it with an audience filled with children and the energy was infectious.
Don't see it if you're looking for something more geared strictly for adults
See it if Great sword fights and costumes.
Don't see it if Na
See it if I saw it at Doane Private college. It was amazing they toke a classic and then changed it.
Don't see it if You don't like plays
See it if If you like a fun energetic show that teases and pleases.
Don't see it if Y ok u dont like theatre....
Critic Reviews (7)
"It’s perfectly pitched to the 10-and-under crowd, as well as anyone older who admires witty and inventive stagecraft...'Love of theater starts here,' New Victory’s slogan goes. This troupe from Seattle certainly makes a zippy contribution to that mission."
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"A delight designed for children and adults. This show never talks down, but encourages audience participation, which keeps your child’s attention and yours for about two hours. That in itself is impressive...The serious themes are balanced with just the right amount of humor. There was no mistaking the laughter from the children or the ooh’s and ahh’s. This is the perfect swashbuckling treat for the entire family."
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"The production is very child friendly, encouraging audience participation...The cast is hardworking and likable. They move about the set quickly and athletically and ease seamlessly into different characters, with the help of quick costume changes. The sound effects lend a lot to setting the atmosphere. This is a thoughtfully and well-executed production on every level."
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"Its 'We sure could use a Robin Hood to save us now' opening and closing isn't as heavy-handed as it could be, and the rest is told with a sense of humor that had the kids in the audience laughing and cheering from their seats...'Robin Hood' offers kids of all ages food for thought at whichever level is right for them. And it's also, as mentioned previously, very funny, to boot."
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"Though the speaking cast is just four members strong, they bring to life all of your favorite characters from this classic story. Along with well edited lighting and sound, the audience is immediately taken to the edge of Sherwood Forest...Soon, the actors are swinging across the stage, sword fighting and rocking out to air guitar–yes, really! The audience was laughing, gasping, and sitting on the edge of our seats."
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"Director Allison Narver’s lively, compact staging nods to the present mood. But it’s the durable, ever-relevant legend of England’s most beloved outlaw, delivered with robust stagecraft and irreverent high jinks, that wins you over...Narver has granted the cast license to really cut up and make derring do, and they do."
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"Simply the mention of Robin Hood evokes images of high adventure and the all-too-familiar story of good versus evil. On its own, it’s a ripping yarn sure to entertain the kids. In the hands of Seattle Children’s Theatre you can expect a treat Go see this show – your kids will love it...! 'Robin Hood' at SCT is one of the most entertaining theatrical experiences in town."
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