BOOTH THEATER
222 West 45th Street, New York, NY 10036
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Diana is right when she sings that you dont have to be happy at all to be happy you're alive. Nor do musicals have to bubble with cheer to transport an audience as this one does.
Ben Brantley, New York Times
What People Are Saying
Anonymous: “Best Show On Broadway By Far. Bye Bye Billy”
This masterpiece makes you feel every emotion imaginable in ways you though... more »
I loved this new musical. Din't know what to expect and it was a great sur... more »
Guy De Saint-Preux: “Einfach Grossartig!”
Endlich mal wieder Show mit einer großartigen (Rock-)Musik, tollen Texte... more »
I would agree with "Kathy"s review of Aug. 5. A highly emotional experienc... more »
Michael S Prokop, Psychologist: “Psych Review 5 Stars”
...great heartwarming show which demonstrated the realities of psychoe... more »
7 reviews, average rating: 
(5.0 Stars)
2009 TONY AWARDS
Best Original Score (Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey)
Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical (Alice Ripley)
Best Orchestrations (Michael Starobin and Tomm Kitt)
Nominations
Best Musical
Best Book of a Musical (Brian Yorkey)
Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical (J. Robert Spencer)
Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Musical (Jennifer Damiano)
Best Scenic Design of a Musical (Mark Wendland)
Best Lighting Design of a Musical (Kevin Adams)
Best Sound Design of a Musical (Brian Ronan)
Best Direction of a Musical (Michael Greif)
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