See it if you love musical theater. This is one of the best works by Gallery. Louise is a star in the making The young actors perform with uncanny sta
Don't see it if you cannot re-adjust to the classic 3 hour performances of yore Note: back to the + ..The youngsters perform as born for the stage. Read more
See it if Classic great writing. Sondheim lyrics. Great songs. Epic story. Intimate, yet huge production.
Don't see it if Just see it. It's GYPSY! ;)
See it if An excellent production of a classic musical. It
Don't see it if Old fashion musicals
See it if you've never seen Gypsy and are looking for a taste of this classic show.
Don't see it if you've previously seen a high-quality version of this show. This one likely won't compare. The singing is lackluster. Read more
See it if Solid, serviable production of B'way musical classic. Large, ambitious staging by Gallery standards. All three leads admirable
Don't see it if Demand great singers (not mic'd) & dancers. Unwilling to travel to Park Slope for high toned indie theatre
See it if You want to see "Gypsy" on stage - the acting is decent, even if the wigs are so appalling as to be distracting
Don't see it if You don't have the patience for a show that slogs along for over 3 hours. Half an hour could have been cut very comfortably. Music is meh.
See it if you love classic musicals & showtunes
Don't see it if no reason not to see it
See it if best music around
Don't see it if go see it for yourself and decide its great
"The production boasts a highly talented cast and creative team and, equally important, a big collective heart...Harborth’s nuanced direction works tightly with Mittelhauser’s colorful sets and by-turns bubbly and sensitive choreography...Wickham’s sharp musical direction helps to get the most from the cast. The Gallery Players have gone all-out to give one of Broadway’s great musicals a staging just about as spectacular as one could hope for in a small theater."
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"The production of 'Gypsy' at The Gallery Players is huge. It contains 31 actors, all of whom are excellent in their respective roles. Rose tried mounting many shows to make her daughters stars but the depression and the talkies were ruining vaudeville. Gypsy Rose Lee eventually ends up in a burlesque house appropriately called The Bottom. Whether you have seen a production of 'Gypsy' or not, I guarantee you will enjoy this show, which received a standing ovation from the sold-out audience."
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