The Big Bang Theory: A Pop-Rock Musical Parody NYC Reviews and Tickets
Show-Score Member Reviews (60)
See it if you are a fan of Big Bang Theory!
Don't see it if you don’t know the show at all.
See it if you enjoy the TV show. The characters are brought to life and lovingly mocked. They get to do things that could not be done on network TV.
Don't see it if you prefer Broadway theatre. This show is clearly meant for an off-Broadway audience. It's raunchy and rough around the edges.
See it if You enjoy the TV series and want to laugh
Don't see it if If you don’t enjoy comedies or musicals Read more
See it if Even if you've never watched the show, you will enjoy the exuberance and talent of the gifted ensemble with relationships on the brink.
Don't see it if You want some deep existential angst.
See it if No-limits outlandish dream-state musical nerd herd parody. Pains taken for character approximation intonation capture.Strong vocals.Gay Raj.
Don't see it if Q from "Star Trek" narrates dream.Poor quality audio. With any parody, episode familiarity is a must. Busy, cramped set.Raunch.Robot Bernie. Read more
See it if you are a fan of The Big Bang and enjoy parodies.
Don't see it if you are not familiar or are looking for polished singing and song writing. Read more
See it if you love anything that even mentions Big Bang Theory. Sheldon is excellent. It's a pretty fun way to spend an evening.
Don't see it if you expect a real parody of Big Bang Theory. This was more of a musical using characters from the show than a creative parody. Read more
See it if You are a fan of the series and want to hear all the references. Second half improved.
Don't see it if You have never seen the series or are looking for a great show with good performances and accurate characterisations.
Critic Reviews (1)
"Unfortunately, 'The Bing Bang Theory' was nowhere in the league of a good comedy spoof. Dreadful acting, staging, singing, and dancing. The plot was just horrible and left many of the audience asking for refunds at intermission. The only actor that was any good was Sheldon (John McGowan)...Director Tristan J. Schuler had no concept, nor any idea, of where this show should go."
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