See it if you love the score with 12 actors, & love Sutton Foster in a show performed on a small stage with no scenery & a few props at Bwy prices.
Don't see it if you have fond memories of another production or movie of Sweet Charity.
See it if you want to see Sutton be absolutly charming, and lovable as Charity. However, felt a little like a thrown together staged reading version.
Don't see it if are expecting Fosse's choreo. Disappointing new choreography. Darker ending than most versions. Small cast that doubles a lot. Felt long.
See it if You enjoy thoughtful revivals of musical classics, you're as interested in the emotional impact as the musical chops, you're a Sutton Foster
Don't see it if You have specific ideas of how this show "ought to be" produced, you dislike musicals in small venues with small casts Read more
See it if Sutton Foster and Shuler Hensley lead this revival. Great songs, clever, intimate staging.
Don't see it if you loathe musicals and can't enjoy "Hey Big Spender."
See it if you want to see a new take on a classic
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See it if you love triple-threat Foster; she lights up the stage. Music is strong, but book dated. All-female band. Strong cast, but Oscar disappoints
Don't see it if you want Fosse's choreography. Or to be able to see action. Some songs are extraneous. Many jokes fall flat. But the joy of seeing SF! Read more
See it if Agree with comments below. Sutton Foster is great in the role.
Don't see it if if you are familiar with Fosse's original choreography you might be disappointed. Some directing/design issues.... (and THAT wig!)
See it if you want to see Sutton Foster lead a spectacular company. She's fantastic, as is the rest of the cast (particularly Joel Perez).
Don't see it if you aren't a fan of SWEET CHARITY. The show honestly doesn't make a ton of sense. Read more