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Everyone's favorite Scottish nanny is headed on tour in "a feel-good, family-friendly comedy that delivers" (The Hollywood Reporter). Based on the beloved film and directed by four-time Tony Award? winner Jerry Zaks, Mrs. Doubtfire tells the hysterical and heartfelt story of an out-of-work actor who will do anything for his kids. It's "the lovable, big-hearted musical comedy we need right now," raves the Chicago Tribune - one that proves we're better together.
I was one row from the back. Very bad idea! Still, I could hear everything well. The main actress was very shrill and it was painful to hear. A little less treble maybe! It was a cute show, very well acted. Stayed pretty true to the movie with a few changes that added to the show. The songs and dances were well choreographed. Recommend not sitting way up top, it'll be easier to see faces and expressions.
A fantastic cast telling a great story brilliantly ….
Our seats were in the Upper Balcony and the sound system prevented many of us from hearing Clearly, many punch lines, leaving us to ask patrons sitting close by, if they heard the words. About half of the time, they couldn't tell either. The songs were performed perfectly and the dances very well done as well.
I took my 2 grandkids to see Mrs. Doubtfire at Gammage at ASU and we all loved it. We laughed the entire time. I'd go to see this again, that is how good it was.
Over the musical Mrs. Doubtful was cute, but I prefer the movie to the play. We sat in the balcony at the Gammage in Tempe, AZ and the sound quality was very poor making it hard to hear the actors. It's good we have seen the movie otherwise we may not have known what was going on at times. People in the sections below us would laugh at certain parts but no one in our section laughed because we couldn't hear. I wish the Gammage would put money into upgrading the theatre so partons can enjoy a show for the money they pay for tickets.
What fun to engage in the lively musical with very talented entertainers!
Can’t wait to see it again! The dancing, the singing, the acting!!! Kids were great! Everyone did such an amazing job! Must see!
The show was entertaining enough. The actor playing the main character a bit annoying nothing you can't live with but, when he used the term "illegal alien"in a bit that was it for me. The groans and boos could be heard through out. I'm sure my gasp too. In the times we are in now they could have been more sensitive. A joke should only go so far.
Went to see Mrs. Doubtfire at Gammage. Season ticket holders have the good seats, so the balcony was it. Obstructed views and the sound was terrible. We couldn’t make out the dialogue, and most of the music was muffled as well. Absolutely won’t waste my money again on this theater. The performance itself was cute but I can’t really critique what I couldn’t hear.
The score was catchy, the talent fantastic, and the belly laughs just the right amount of painful. I’ve loved the film version for years and was hesitant to see a stage adaptation but it was awesome! If you can, definitely see this show and get ready for your sides to hurt…with laughter. The musical number, “WTH” by the kids was Simultaneously clever and gut wrenching as it explored how kids experience the confusion and turmoil of divorce. I’d definitely see it again.
