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Cannot understand any lyrics, constant yelling and screaming into microphones. If you like really loud stuff that you cannot understand, this is your show.
Susan Michael from Naples, Florida
JESUS CHRIST SUPER STAR
The words in songs were unintelligible due to all of the screaming. Only the song "I Don't Know How to Love Him" could be understood by a singer who had a beautiful voice. The choreography was fair. The sets were very good and the lighting was very dramatic. What's the point of a production that lost this attendee with unbearable yelling? The person I went with to this performance felt the same way that I did.
Cheryl from Jacksonville, Florida
SAD, SAD PRODUCTION
I’ve seen the play before; this interpretation is awful. Actually, depressing, since it diminished the beautiful music. Choreography fought against the story instead of helping tell it. Pointless pacing, and frantic, unimaginative, movements, almost like being at a rave. And what the devil was that annoying solo female dancer doing interrupting all the numbers? The story suffered from being reduced to a concert. Relationships between the characters and the tenderness of the original was lost. Jesus seemed to be smirking at his followers for much of the play; no hint of divinity. Judas wasn’t bad but his hanging, so impactful in the original, was reduced to simply throwing a mike cord over a rafter. Really? That’s all ya got? And the crucifixtion by power drill felt so small and insignificant in this telling; no powerful contemplation was evoked as it is in the original. Pros: silver hands were cool and Pilot was great. Shudda stayed home and listened to the album.
Disappointed from New Haven, Connecticut
JUST AWFUL
I’ve seen JCS movie (which is AMAZING) and about 7 different stage productions, including Broadway. I saw this production in New Haven last evening. It was an insult to the original vision.
JC in a man bun?? Glitter? Guitars and mic stands? Why?? No drama or emotion portrayed by anyone. Mary was smiling during her songs, Judas screamed. The priests groped their mic stands and danced flamboyantly. It was all so confusing. What was the point of the chaotic lead dancer?
the brilliance of JCS is simple set design and this one was over the top with the glitter, glowing crosses and the mic stand/amp for crucifixion. I had to listen to the original soundtrack on my way home to remind myself how good it SHOULD BE.
Shocked from St. Louis, Missouri
HORRIBLE
After being a Fox Club Member and season ticket holder for 20 years, this was the worst show I've ever seen. The performers are truly talented, but the production was awful. I left trying to find even one thing, one song or sequence which was valuable. They ruined a classic. This was an embarrassment for the Fox Theater in St. Louis.
Frances Rhodes from St. Louis, Missouri
THE WORST PERFORMANCE I'VE EVER SEEN AT THE FOX
I absolutely can't believe some of the rave reviews! We have wonderful seats, but could understand almost nothing of the lyrics. The music was so loud that the singers just screeched and screamed. Choreography was jerky and distracting. Staging was poorly lit. If we didn't have seats in the middle of the row, we would have left after the first three numbers. The sound technicians at the Fox always favor the orchestra over the singers but this was one of the worst examples ever. I have seen this musical 5 times before, and never saw such a terrible performance. The songs abruptly changed from one to the next. Even the set design wasn't up to the Fox's usual high standards. I've been a season ticket holder for 10 years, and this was by FAR the worst show I've ever seen. Such a disappointment!
Ray M from St. Louis, Missouri
HORRIBLE
Huge Andrew Lloyd Webber and JCS fan, but was thoroughly disappointed. Probably worst show I have seen at the iconic Fox Theatre in St Louis. Singing unintelligible, weak, screaming. Coreography unimaginative, repetitive. No energy. Worst part was we brought our 2 granddaughters and totally built up how great the play they were going to see was. Then were embarrassed.
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