Do Re Mi

Dated, Cliched, Banal, Disappointing, Insipid

March 28th, 2016

See it if You want to complete your knowledge of Styne's/Comden's/Green's oeuvre, or have the patience of a saint.

Don't see it if You have seen musicals in the past few decades, since they will all make this look like a pale imitation, even if this was original in 1960

Bobby Baby
New York City
50-64 | Male

159 reviews

Entertaining

April 3rd, 2016

See it if You want to see a staged concert of a rarely seen semi-semi-classic musical from the 60's full of fun tunes & just want to have some fun.

Don't see it if you're expecting a full orchestra & super-professional fully staged show.

Jack 6063
New York City
65+ | Female

8 reviews

Entertaining, Fluffy

March 31st, 2016

See it if It was OK. Pleasant; well done. Glad to have finally seen it.

Don't see it if You're expecting something great.

Lola 2
Wood-Ridge
35-49 |

2 reviews

Funny, Must see, Delightful, Brilliant comic timing, Knock-out singing

March 31st, 2016

See it if you enjoy old musicals in a tiny theatre with super-talented people, singing as if they were on Broadway. Laura Daniel is brilliant!

Don't see it if you're looking for deep drama

Critic Reviews (3)

Victor Gluck |

March 25th, 2016

"The Damon Runyan characters seem inauthentic...While this is the show that introduced the hit 'Make Someone Happy,' most of the Styne/Comden and Green songs sound like second-rate versions of their greater efforts…Moran and Daniel work too hard to deliver on the comedy…Director Donald Brenner ke...
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Woman Around Town

Alix Cohen |

March 26th, 2016

"It contains one timeless ballad, two somewhat amusing girl group songs, one successful tongue-in-cheek number, and one comic soliloquy. Otherwise the material is tuneless and verbose. The game company does manage to deliver some entertainment, however...Patrick John Moran deserves better materia...
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Marc Miller |

March 26th, 2016

"'Do Re Mi' has never been a favorite title of mine, but its exuberant, lively rendering at Mel Miller’s Musicals Tonight! helps explain why so many musical theater fans cherish it. It’s a solid, satirical mid-century, second-drawer title, nimbly spoofing the then-current jukebox payola scandals....
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