Impossible But True NYC Reviews and Tickets

79%

(4 Reviews)

Positive

100%

Mixed

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Members say

Great singing, Clever, Great acting, Enchanting, Quirky

About the Show

An immersive musical that follows a small town in the Catskills through the American Revolution.

From the show:

Patrons sit at tables right in the center of the action, which takes place around the piano and moves through the room. Audience members may be asked to participate in small ways in the show--or to dance or sing along.

The show takes place in two acts with an intermission. Act I is set in 1775 (before the Revolution); Act II is set in 1795, 20 years later. This is a show about whether "things are possible!"

Member Reviews (4)

Enchanting, Clever, Absorbing

See it if you want a good concept, with excellent singing in a unique setting. The cast is charming and the story is basically solid.

Don't see it if you mind the unique setting at times having poor sight, minimal staging and music, and some iffy songs, seems like this maybe workshopping. Read more

Great acting, Great singing, Ambitious

See it if You like musicals, although the songs are forgettable, the performance is still good, very talented casts. Should be better on regular stage

Don't see it if Turning your head many times throughout the show is annoying to you. Then you should get there early to get a good seat 😉 Read more

Trailer

Creative team

Cailin Heffernan

Director

Dan Furman

Composer / Bookwriter / Lyricist

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