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Seeing "King Kong" on Halloween was the capstone of my honeymoon in Boo York
City, My wife and I were thoroughly entertained for over two hours by the stagecraft
and music,. Kong makes his appearance about a third of the way into the show, and
the puppet alone is worth the price of admission. Much more awe inspiring than
anything at the Universal Studios theme parks. We were in the seventh row, and
when Kong stepped to the edge of the stage at one point, it is truly breath-taking.
He is over 20 feet high and weighs more than a ton (it takes 14 puppeteers to
seamlessly operate the giant ape). Kong is fierce but doesn't kill anyone in this
telling, so take the kids, by all means, I was a little disappointed by the fight scene
with a giant snake...I would have preferred a carnivore from "Walking with
Dinosaurs." I find it troubling that so many critics panned "King Kong"...I'm a
passionate fan of the 1933 film classic and embrace this musical completely. Go see
it by April 14.
BSB from New York, New York
KONG IS MAGNIFICENT - AND FUN!
Trust audiences, this show is great and like
nothing else on Broadway. Ignore some
critics who don't know how to relax and
enjoy the spectacular Kong, see if for
yourself. You'll enjoy it and the Kong is
amazing. Christiani Pitts is also wonderful
with a strong Ann Darrow who's no damsel
in distress now.
Marie falcinelli from New York, New York
SPECTACULAR
Went to see this show nov 28. This show was visually stunning. the sets, the graphics and
the giant king kong. the cast did a great job dancing and singing and the story followed the
original film version. Kongs handlers did a tremendous job and received a standing
ovation. It took a a huge effort to bring this to the broadway stage, and I for one enjoyed
every minute of this epic love story. Go see it it was great!!!!!
Bob Thorne from New York, New York
AMAZING-KING KONG
King Kong is a very entertaining production for Broadway as you can get, no foul
language or risk key scenes, pure Americana theater. This is a new direction for
Broadway with Graphic and staging, the audience cheered Kong in many scenes and
got a standing
ovation at the end of the show. The critics of Broadway today have no idea what the
American public wants and has a tendency to knock a show unless there are 4 letter
words said all during the show. The reviews of newspaper were uncalled for with
little mention of the brains that went into putting this show together. The graphics
alone should win an Tony award, again I say, if you want pure entertainment and not
a message go see King Kong, you will walk out of the theater saying one word, WOW
This is a correct review given by a True American theater lover.
LINDA LEVEN WWW.LINDALEVEN.COM from New York, New York
EXCITING! SEE IT!
King Kong was great! The special effects, the lighting, the staging, the ingenious way they did the voyage, showed Kong going up the Empire State, the ending -- all were simply so creative and exciting to watch. The dancing was excellent, the 3 main actors were dynamic and charismatic. The only disappointment was the score. The music existed, but was un-melodious and not very memorable. Still, the show generally was thrilling and fun, and I would advise everyone to see it.
Connie from Westchester, New York
KING KONG
My husband and I went to see King Kong for my birthday in October. All I can say
is Wow. Kong was awesome. They have done an amazing job. I thought Kong
would be smaller and he is huge. We love the entire cast.
Gw from New York, New York
TEARED UP FOR THE SIMION
Grab the family and go see it. Epic effects,
Kong has human feelings and the cast can
sing
You don't have to explain who King Kong is to most! The iconic character became a household name from his first appearance in the 1933 film starring Fay Wray (Ann Darrow).
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