Jersey Boys Reviews

Henrietta Kessler from Hanover, PA USA

"THE JERSEY BOYS" LANGUAGE

I just saw "The Jersey Boys" yesterday, June 27, 2007. I enjoyed the music and story very much. The thing I didn't enjoy and don't feel is necessary to learn the story of Frankie Valli is the f--- word, used constantly. Some swearing is tolerable, but I winced every time the f--- word was used.

I.Green from North Carolina

EMPLOYEE GUEST SERVICES

While the musical was great...I had a few things to address. First upon arrival the woman scanning tickets was extremely rude...so rude we asked for a superisor to complain. We requested a written complaint form & were told there was none & she would take care of it. Later during intermission we ran across the same employee barking orders to guests. It was clear she felt she had the right to be rude. The two at the ticket counter were no better. Two of the girls in the musical were bringing their rift to the stage. When singing my boy frinds back..the lead singer and the girl on the right (when facing the stage) were glaring at one another and the one on the right kept singing over the girl in the center singing lead. Both became off key while the other girl could hatdly be heard. If proper guest services were present & the two girls did not bring their problems to the stage...it would have beenore enjoyable.

Alberta McCosh from Greenwood Lake, New York

WHAT'S WITH THE JERSEY BOYS LANGUAGE

The performance was great except for the use of the "F" word so many times. There was absolutely no need for the use of the "F" word to relate the story. I grew up in Jersey during the Four Seasons era and that word was not part of our talk. This vulgar word is offensive to young and older people in the audience.

Sandra from New York, New York

JERSEY BOYS

Singing was fabulous, why oh why did they need all that bad language , brilliant show but for the language . So I wouldn't Go see show again or take my children, pity really because of t.he brilliant music

Wanting a more Christian America again from USA

DISAPPOINTMENT

I saw Jersey Boys yesterday in NY. The story line, actors, and music were wonderful. I am very disappointed about the amount of foul language in this play. There are children in the audience and the "F" word was used way to much. Why? Your point could be made without using such a word. No, I would not take a child or my mother due to the language used in this play. How sad that you can't go and see a play and have to worry about the amont of foul language being used.

Snooks from New York City

NOT TRADITIONAL

It was o.k. The cast is talented and we all know the music. I found it interesting to hear how the group got together But it is not the greatest musical I've ever seen. I miss traditional musical theatre...

Abby from North Carolina

JERSY BOYS

This was a great musical...it was clear there seemed to be some jealous rift between the females that was brought tothe stage. The guy playing the mobster also played the priest...a lil odd for me. However, I want to point out the people selling tickets and converting vouchers to tickets were extremely rude. In addition, those taking tickets were more rude. This made the show less enjoyable. I will never attend another show on Broadway...It is not worth it if the peons working there treat you like shit!!! I attended Feb. 28.

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