The Startup Culture: The Musical NYC Reviews and Tickets
Show-Score Member Reviews (18)
See it if you enjoy musical comedy with corporate theme but less business and more silly/guilty pleasures. The Loft is nice venue for this small show.
Don't see it if you expect big sets, venue, cast. But for the small admission price, this is a great bargain for the show's talents and entertainment value.
See it if you want to encourage a group of talented young actors.
Don't see it if You want to see a slick broadway production
See it if You're interested in the idea, if you enjoy parodies and improv, you want to laugh
Don't see it if The premise doesn't always work, and sometimes seems like a work still in progress
See it if If you like shows based on a classic idea. The Pajama Game meets start ups. It uses the original music with different lyrics so good music
Don't see it if Great singing from all cast members, you are offended by not well written lyrics that can be pretty raw. Great idea not too well executed. Read more
See it if you like parody shows, enjoy improv actors and their style of acting (and singing), and want to see a spoof of today's "office" culture.
Don't see it if you're impatient with canned music tracks backing up lyrics from an old musical (sometimes slowly), or are bored by youth-oriented parodies. Read more
See it if you want an impish spoof of PAJAMA GAME (music set to new - and often sexually graphic - lyrics). Earnest actors, lively engagement.
Don't see it if you expect the highest caliber professional polish. This is a workshop-in-waiting - eagerly trying out material. Spoof could be cleverer.
See it if you want to see a light musical comedy on issues of current start up companies. It has potential but needs tightening up & more development.
Don't see it if if you are offended by language and sexual office talk of the past. Also, found it difficult to hear some of the lines/songs by cast.
See it if for talented young playwright and cast at early stage of their carriers.
Don't see it if interested in more seasoned performance. This show is rudimentary in all aspects. Read more