Broadway By the Year Tickets

I have attended a number of Broadway by the Year shows, but I think this one was my favorite yet! Virtually every number, be it dancing, singing or both, was a showstopper. The amazing Danny Gardner choreographed the many dance numbers and performed in at least half of them. Don't know where he gets all the energy and creativity, not to mention the talented troupe of dancers he has assembled. Kendrick Jones was also a standout, giving a master class on tap dancing. I had the perfect seat--center balcony second row with an unobstructed view of the stage. I knew it was going to be a wonderful show, but this surpassed my expectations. It will be a hard act to follow next season.

Wonderful performances by exceptionally talented singers and dancers. Always a joyous experience.

What a very New York and fun experience. The audience was not full of tourists (for a change) and it made for a relaxed atmosphere full of fun. Many in the audience had a theater connection which seemed to relax the performers. They were natural and gave it their all. Once In a while there was a mistake here or there but that is what made it feel real. I walked out feeling entertained and proud to be a native New Yorker enjoying a good time with fellow residents.

This was the best Broadway by the Year I’ve ever seen. It was due to all of the dancing which was great.

Wonderful and entertaining. Amazing talented group especially Haley Swindel

As ever, Scott Siegel gets a great selection of talent to provide a memorable evening of Broadway historical music.

The May 20 Broadway By the Year was the best one I've seen. The talent was amazing, the music great and the addition of the dancers was wonderful.

Although some of the songs from these Broadway shows were before my time I found the show very enjoyable. The cast members were all very talented and we had great seats so really enjoyed that fact which is something not doable on most of the new Broadway shows now.

Highlighted 2 of my favorite shows. King and I and Oklahoma Nice to see Robert C back on stage

"Broadway By the Year" is always such an enjoyable experience and this was, too! The extra surprise was the addition of dancers for Oklahoma! Scott Seigel's clever commentary is spectacular. We did not know about his bicycle accident, but wish him continued healing! The singers were all talented, but as a soprano in the Greenwich Choral Society, I especially enjoyed the soprano and tenor who sang "People Will Say We're in Love"! We will be looking forward to the next "Broadway..."