Annie Tickets

Annie was decent. Although it became very repititve and somewhat boring after the first hour. My main problem was that the event was letting people in 20-30 minutes after the musical had started. This caused people in front of us to stand up quite frequently to let the others in. The other Broadway shows I've been to would have never allowed people to come in late and disrupt the rest of the audience who showed up on time.

Great show! Everyone in cast was strong and created a cohesive group. Very fun and uplifting play for this time of year; the sun will come out tomorrow. Also, the scenery and props were terrific.

We loved the acting ,the music and the settings and props

Super great show that had me singing the rest of the night. Brilliant performances by all, especially the character of Ms. Hannigan. Overall a fun uplifting evening spent at the theater.

Took my four adult daughters and 10 year old granddaughter for their Christmas gift. Was not disappointed. Entire cast was wonderful!

Annie was so well done! Everyone from the children to the adults did a great job! I was so impressed when I think about how young the kids are and how they did such a great job. Take your kids or grandkids and go see Annie!

Great show and fast moving--loved all the songs and the story

My daughter and I went to the opening night performance. It was almost a full house, which certainly adds to the excitement and energy. The show is highly entertaining. The actors are very talented and wonderful singers. Some dialog was a little challenging to hear at times, but mostly the sound was outstanding. So was the music. It was well-worth the money we spent to attend.

My 4 year old grand daughter and I went to see Annie. It was her first play. She absolutely loved it, as did I. It was a birthday gift for her. She had turned 4 the day before. We will definitely be seeing more plays. Thank you for the great entertainment.

Great show for the kids. Actress who played Miss Hangman was hilarious.

I took my 8 and 9 year old granddaughters to see Anne last week at the Times Union Center. They were mesmerized by the show and enjoyed it so much! I loved the singing and acting and everything about it. There is nothing like the theatre!!

What a great show... My daughter and I took my niece for her birthday - We had a wonderful time! The young lady that played Annie was fabulous and sounded like the original!

Wonderful experience. My granddaughter loved every minute. Everyone in the cast did a fantastic job. Sad when it ended.

This musical gets better with age. Singing, orchestra and acting were phenomenal. The only thing slightly lacking for me was the choreography. There should have been way more dancing. It was noticeably missing in the orphans' "Its a hard knock life." Dancing was simple, basic and repetitive. Still overall, a great show of talent and highly entertaining. A great memory from my childhood and now my daughter's.

The production was very good and the sets were fabulous. However, the sound system and/or microphones were not very good and it was hard to hear at times. Since a lot of the talking was with kids, the mics should have been adjusted. But all in all, it was a great time!

We drove 2.5 hours and expected more. I am certain the parents of the participating children are proud. Not so great for those unrelated to the performers.

The students at Sacred Heart were good, and the lead roles were very talented. Most of the other students were often out of tune with one another, and with varying skills, which was evident. Some looked as though they didn't care to be there, at least from where Iw as sitting on the side - I could see into the back. For the price, $30, it was worth it. The students are talented, of course, but I wouldn't go back to the Shubert in New Haven if its not to see professional actors. The student that played Annie in this play doesn't have red hair nor does she resemble the character in any way. You expect to see a red head playing Annie, or at least a wig. The costumes were great though. Upon arrival in the lobby and before the play began in the theater, the Sacred Heart alumni were the primary focus, making others feel like this was a performance solely for the alumni, not for the public. This was unexpected but fine of course, they appear to be very proud alumni. A little awkward because most of the alumni around us were the ones talking during the performance. They stood in the narrow aisles chatting while so many folks couldn't get by during intermission. Found them to be the rudest people there. There were a large number of audience members that arrived late. They were allowed to come in long after the show started, causing so much noise that we couldn't hear the play. This went on for the first 30 mins of the show! I really wanted to see Annie, but the entire experience didn't quite meet our expectations. We only paid $30, I wouldn't pay more than that for this show. Sorry, we just had different expectations. At least, a red haired Annie! Much rather pay the money and go to NYC to see it. This type of show is best for the little kids, mine enjoyed it of course.

The performance was wonderful. Took the children and they loved it!

Our 9 year old daughter had the time of her life! My husband and I were equally entertained.

A fabulous production put on by the students of Sacred Heart Academy!!!