See it if You’re bringing kids Gr 1-3. My 1st grader enjoyed it somewhat. My pre-k who normally has remarkable attention span could not stay engaged.
Don't see it if Younger than 1st grade - not engaging enough.
See it if You liked the movie
Don't see it if You didn't like the movie
See it if A young child is with you. Not the traditional version . Same title but totally different plot and songs. Best part is pre show workshop.
Don't see it if You want good acting, this is quite amateurish. You need high production values to enjoy a show. Least professional kids show I have seen !
See it if You want to see a different version of TheLittle Mermaid than the familiar Disney one.
Don't see it if You are attached to the Disney version of the story and you don't want to see anything that varies from that.
See it if you are a Disney movie junkie and like pretty sets
Don't see it if you want any substance to your theatrical choices
See it if You hold the Disney movie very close to your heart. The stage version is captivating in more ways than one
Don't see it if You were not a fan of the Disney musical
See it if you liked the movie
Don't see it if you don't like to embrace your inner kid
See it if You love classics and a show on roller skates
Don't see it if You don't like fum
"The bittersweet musical explores topics of sacrifice and the human soul. But with a nice balance of seriousness and silliness, 'The Little Mermaid' is never out of the depth of its intended (young) audience...The entire cast is well-matched to the show, but during the reviewed opening show, Stefanie Smith and Eric Fletcher gave stand-out performances."
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