Doris Day: My Secret Love
Closed 1h 25m
Doris Day: My Secret Love
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Doris Day: My Secret Love NYC Reviews and Tickets

76%
(34 Ratings)
Positive
88%
Mixed
6%
Negative
6%
Members say
Entertaining, Great singing, Delightful, Absorbing, Great acting

About the Show

Doris Day's retrospective unveils hidden life moments through her beloved songs.

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Show-Score Member Reviews (34)

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738 Reviews | 144 Followers
90
Great acting, Great singing, Delightful, Clever, Absorbing

See it if Want to know more about Doris Day how she started singing, actress, and her life.

Don't see it if Plain stage

530 Reviews | 278 Followers
90
Entertaining, Delightful, Absorbing

See it if you want to learn more about Doris Day, the singer and the actress.

Don't see it if you do not like bare bones productions. This piece is simply staged and it works!

117 Reviews | 54 Followers
85
Thought-provoking, Romantic, Absorbing, Entertaining, Great singing

See it if you wanted to know more about Doris Day.

Don't see it if you want to see a more theatrical musical.

53 Reviews | 11 Followers
84
Great acting, Enchanting, Great singing, Entertaining, Delightful

See it if you 're interested in old movie stars and stories with a heart. It's a beautiful production with a great cast.

Don't see it if you don't like small productions with minimal design elements.

75 Reviews | 19 Followers
83
Delightful, Dreamy, Down memory lane, Doris

See it if Informative look at Doris Day's life, loves, and losses. A talented cast, memorable and enduring tunes from the American Songbook.

Don't see it if You need a show with a large cast and pyrotechnics...otherwise go and enjoy a piece of entertainment history.

1061 Reviews | 310 Followers
83
Delightful, Refreshing, Great singing, Great acting, Entertaining

See it if you grew up with DD in your life. You want to know how she got into the entertainment business from a youngster with bio clips along the way

Don't see it if you do not appreciate small productions with minimal staging or a supporting actor who plays multiple roles.

460 Reviews | 238 Followers
82
Delightful, Entertaining, Riveting, Great acting, Great singing

See it if A charming Tiffan Borelli delivering a rare rendition of Doris Day, not only the actor/singer but also the vulnerable woman, accompanied *

Don't see it if Uninterested in Day Classics like"Pillow Talk," dedicated 2 Rock Hudson, or"Que Sera Sera,"perf by Day,w Beck on piano,&the entire audience. Read more

516 Reviews | 134 Followers
82
Enchanting two-hander bio-play with music

See it if Life and career of Doris Day, with songs she sang along the way. Tiffan Borelli nails Doris and David Beck plays an excellent piano with her

Don't see it if David Beck also acts all the men in Doris's life -- some kind and some not so nice. A delightful evening for Day devotees and younger fans

Critic Reviews (3)

TheaterScene.net
September 17th, 2023

There comes a discernible point, however, when it seems more of her reactions are surprises than not, and many times her shares are simply too raw and vulnerable for a celebrity to be disclosing to an audience of animal lovers who’ve merely convened to catch a glimpse of the star and to support her animal foundation. Ultimately, the premise which brings her onto the stage is unrealistic, but fortunately isn’t so distracting that it consistently impedes enjoyment.
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Front Row Center
September 12th, 2023

“Borelli charms the audience, first performing Day’s debut song Day by Day, and singing Day’s first hit song Sentimental Journey. Older adults filled the audience, who appreciated the chance to enjoy music from the past.”
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Off Off Online
September 12th, 2023

“Though there are portions of 14 songs packed into the production’s 90 minutes, the play is not so much a musical as it is a biographical drama with musical interludes...The show-and-tell structure of the production is occasionally broken up with flashbacks to unhappy times...her presentation includes numerous slides that catch her unawares, allowing entry to parts of her life she would otherwise not want to discuss.”
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