Lennon was very weak! Not worth it! His vocals were iffy at best. Loved the life history that was the basis for the songs at the time.
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Award-winning actor and singer, John Waters, takes the stage with accompanist Bill Risby and begins to perform—part spoken word, part concert, and all heart, a celebration of one of the most distinctive voices of his generation: John Lennon. Featuring a catalogue of Lennon’s greatest songs including Woman, Jealous Guy, and Imagine, as well as his collaborations with Paul McCartney including, A Day in the Life, Strawberry Fields Forever, Revolution, and Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, this intimate production reveals the essence of the life and times of one of the most admired icons of all time.
Rating: 2 out of 5by Weisses on 11/22/16Fox Performing Arts Center - Riverside Rating: 5 out of 5 Lennon brought back great moments!!!
by Lifer1968 on 11/22/16Fox Performing Arts Center - RiversideThe overall production was superb! The talent was amazing! Daniel Taylor did an excellent job, felt like John Lennon was on stage and in the theatre. Great storytelling! I was surprised Give Peace a Chance was not part of the show.
Rating: 5 out of 5by Kathleen61 on 11/15/16Clarke Theatre Foundation - Mission Absolutely amazing tribute. Close your eyes and you think you are listening to Lennon
Rating: 5 out of 5 Lennon remembered
by Bnkittens on 3/11/15Union Square Theatre - New YorkTwo men on a dark stage with a piano - and yet you feel the entirety of John Lennons life story played out before you. I was sceptical for only a few moments before being drawn in. For Lennon fans, this show is a treat.
Rating: 4 out of 5 Good Show. Worth the money
by Mcvaraschin on 1/27/15Union Square Theatre - New YorkI really enjoyed the show. Very nice to hear some songs.
Rating: 4 out of 5 John Lennon
by aaannzzz on 1/18/15Union Square Theatre - New YorkThe show was very good. I enjoyed it tremendously. the theatre was absolutely terrible. it was so cold that I had to wear my coat and gloves the entire show.
Rating: 4 out of 5 Entertaining
by MsElaineB on 1/18/15Union Square Theatre - New YorkLearned a lot about the great John Lennon and his music. John R. Waters and Stewart D'Arrietta were excellent performers.
Rating: 5 out of 5 Lennon - Through a Glass Onion was OUSTANDING!!
by ELizz on 1/15/15Union Square Theatre - New YorkI am SO GLAD that I purchased tickets for this show. In fact, I purchased several, and family and friends came with me. WE ALL LOVED IT!! The music was just wonderful, the artistry of the two leading musicians/actors was Brilliant. I loved also learning things and thoughts of John Lennon that I didn't really know before. I had a real connection with Mr. Lennon....Besides loving his music & lyrics, I was just 3 blocks away when he was shot outside his home. I was one of the first passersby who ran up to the Gates at the Dakota. I stood there with my boyfriend in disbelief for hours and hours, as tens of thousands came. We all lit candles and sang his beautiful music. When the 'shots' rang out in the theatre, it brought me right back to that night I will never ever forget. Imagine....
Rating: 4 out of 5by Anonymous on 1/14/15Union Square Theatre - New York No gimmicks or flashy scenery, just two men on stage...different from what I've seen, but really enjoyed it. Good music and Lennon life story telling. Ended quickly or so it seemed because it went for 90 minutes with no intermission! Guess I just wanted to hear more!
Rating: 4 out of 5 John Lennon: Through a Glass Onion was terrific!
by WantaghStav on 1/14/15Union Square Theatre - New YorkIt felt like John Lennon's ghost was recounting what was going through his mind when he was writing his songs. The performance was moving, while being somewhat dark. You sometimes forget that these famous personas are actually people and this performance helped remind me of that. Terrific performance , I definitely felt like I was in John Lennon's presence.