See it if your an adult or bringing your family. Was great rendition of the timeless classic. Enjoyed the show and all the children actors.
Don't see it if you don't like the story of Annie. If you don't want to see a fun musical with kids.
See it if You're as nostalgic as I am in that it was the first Broadway show my parents ever took me to. It's a classic and such a great show..
Don't see it if You are heartless
See it if you want a great family musical with wonderful sets!
Don't see it if you don't like standard musical theatre.
See it if Missed the original. Anything beats the movie versions.
Don't see it if Looking for the original.
See it if You love largely ensemble shows with a child lead
Don't see it if You do not like shows largely played by children
See it if want to introduce children to live theatre or are a kid at heart and will enjoy this classic.
Don't see it if do not like kids or musicals with kids.
See it if you want a family friendly show with great catchy songs
Don't see it if you don't love child centric stories.
See it if you enjoy classic shows in period settings and are looking for family-friendly entertainment.
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"This production of the musical has everything the recent movie lacked – heart, exuberant performances, and gorgeous sets...Normally I’d complain about the repetitive nature of the score, but I’m a sucker for this one. It is impossible not to have these songs stuck in your head for many days after the show."
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"Solid and energizing production...The orphans are a charming ensemble...The deceptively spare set is excellent, especially the towering bridge that looms over a Hooverville that Annie discovers when she runs away. The choreography lives up to expectations: jazz hands, chorus lines, and the requisite hand-on-chin pose that declares the end of a musical number."
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"This new 'Annie' still roped me in with its adorable child actors, heartfelt songs, irrepressible charm and heart-on-its-sleeve optimism....In short, I wasn't bored at all. In fact, by the end of the show I was crying and clapping like I'd never even seen it before. I'm happy to see the show still has the power to charm audiences."
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"What could send you into sugar shock in some hands instead is handled in a very down-to-earth fashion. It's a decidedly life-size 'Annie' in which its characters' individuality is emphasized at every turn...The only notable flaw is that the treble is turned up way too high on the audio, so much so that ear plugs are an inviting option...This show is a simple, sweet serving of endearing optimism."
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"The problem with this 'Annie' is it’s incredibly dated...In keeping with the 1930s theme, Annie affected a 1930s New Englander accent every time she sang that didn’t always match her speaking voice. Lose the accent and her personality would shine through more...We’d easily return to see 'Annie' for the the kids and Miss Hannigan and we’ve been singing the songs all morning long, but it really is time for 'Annie' to get an update."
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"The sun may come out tomorrow, but you'll be hard-pressed to find something brighter than the national touring production of 'Annie...' It's easy to see why 'Annie' has been treasured for so long. Packed full with hilarious moments, family-friendly sentiments and a sunny outlook, hearty chuckles and a feeling of nostalgia are inevitable.
'Annie' is just the trick to paste a giant grin on your face."
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"This production is a breath of fresh air, likely to make most audience members feel pretty darned good about tomorrow...This is a solid production...Choreographer Liza Gennaro deserves praise for her work staging dance and movement throughout the musical."
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"The charm of a show like 'Annie' wears a little thin as one gets older, but one look around the theatre on opening night and it’s clear that there is still plenty of magic in this classic favorite...There’s nothing new or updated in this production of 'Annie,' at least nothing that immediately jumps out at the average viewer. But the set design and technical elements are just as spectacular as you’d expect from a National Touring production, and the overall charm of 'Annie' is just as strong as it was when the show first premiered in 1977."
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