I didn't look precisely but I'd say a little more than 2. I thought it was fun, the pacing was a little funky in the beginning but it smoothed out after that. The performers were all fantastic. It was about 2hrs and 40 mins with intermission. The audience was wild for it. However if I am being honest, it is almost word for word, beat for beat, the TV show just transposed on stage.
The costumes were even the exact same as they wore in the TV show. I found myself bored by the first act, because it felt like no new choices were made. I liked the second act much better than the first act. And the audience roared for Ann Harada. They do absolutely nothing new with the material, but it was charming. I can also see it evolving into something fresher over time.
SeenEnough2Judge said: " They do absolutely nothing new with the material, but it was charming. Still processing my thoughts but i did not like this. I found it to be an absolute mess. Sara Chase was charming, but most material fell flat. To state the obvious: Casting a white actor as Josh diminishes the opportunities for the show to probe these problems.
And to tell the truth, it got pretty lonely sometimes. Since I can't fly cross-country for this, would someone mind spoiling the plotline they've added back in for Danny Bailey that Cinco Paul keeps talking about in interviews? Email Subscribe Enter Code: Previous 1 2 3 Next.
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