Jesus Christ Superstar (Touring) Tickets

This was the 50th anniversary tour. It was a new take on the show, but it really surpassed expectations. The voices and actors were wonderful.

We enjoyed the interpretation, dancing and scenery. The music was a huge disappointment. This is a rock opera and the music should be front and center. At times, we could not hear who was singing or what they were singing. At times they were singing so fast, the words were mushed together. Timing was off. Could not understand what they were saying, except we already knew the words. We were very disappointed. Of course, King Herod was the redeeming character!!

I grew up in the 1970’s so I know this musical by heart! It’s a contemporary piece that is a masterpiece by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice. A very open mind is necessary to understand and learn the message of Jesus’s journey and rising. A must see!

Jesus Christ Superstar was an awesome show. I saw the show 50 years ago and this time around was just as great. Music and singing was top notch. The lead characters were wonderful. I would definitely recommend this show.

This was more like a review than the full rock opera play. The cast is talented and does a fine job, although it is mostly impersonations or impressions of the original cast. The exception is Herod, whose take on the character was fun even if there wasn’t much support for his interpretation in the staging, choreography, or music. Pilate was also a standout for me, although more traditional. The stage, by necessity is small and that means a pretty static show, but it still manages a few impactful moments. I very much enjoyed it.

This show was absolutely fantastic!! The choreography was outstanding and those singers!!! Wow what voices!! It was an excellent show!

I saw the original show on Broadway, this was in most ways very similar, the singing in several areas was just plain screaming which made the words unintelligible. The actors costumes were basically old street clothes, wish they were more realistic to the people they were portraying.

The music was too much louder than the singing for many numbers. Some singers did not seem interested the audience understanding the words as much as showing off their vocal range. There was a lot of dancing, which I never saw in this show before. The production was energetic and entertaining but the message is lost if you can’t hear the words. Also, dancing in the temple with lit crosses was disturbing to me.

Loved the spreading of the gospel through song and dance. Very well done!

The show was Spectacular, the music was powerful we really enjoyed it.

good show. choreography was the best part in my opinion.

On Sunday night I saw my sixth (or more?) live production of Jesus Christ Superstar. I was pleasantly shocked at how good it was. Elvie Ellis carried the show as Judas with support from an excellent cast. Yes, Jack Hopewell WAS able to hit those notes! Some nice, modern directors touches, but not over the top, with a few well done allusions to the film version. Second favorite production I’ve seen. Oh, and the musicians rocked! Literally!

we have seen Jesus Christ superstar, at least six different venues. This is by far the best , they didn’t use a lot of props, but the dancing and singing is what made the show so special. My husband knows the words to every song and it is one of his favorite shows. The one song brought me the tears. 10 stars for the show.

What a great way to spend Palm Sunday. The show was fantastic! The vocals were unbelievable and the special effects really drew you into the story.

We enjoyed the show. The actors performed brilliantly and were definitely talented. This is a powerful, dark and somber story. Filled with emotion. I thought that maybe the stage (setting) didn't have to be quite so dark. It made it hard to see what was going on sometimes; what characters were involved.

The actors top notched! I have seen multiple versions of this performance including the anniversary performance with Ted Nealy and Carl Anderson and this one is a top contender for one of my favorites!

Definitely by far the best version of Jesus Christ Superstar i've ever seen!

JCS is one of my favorite shows, and of the almost dozen times I've seen it (from the movies to local to national theatre), this was hands down my favorite adaptation of it. The on-stage pit band, the exciting ensemble choreography, and the phenomenal vocals of not just Judas and Jesus, but every single supporting cast member, really blew this one out of the water. Incredible performance by the entire cast and crew, this is one I wish I could watch over again!

Jesus Christ Superstar was fantastic!! Voices were amazing. Musicians amazing. There were times it was so emotional that there wasn’t a peep from the audience, almost like everyone was holding their breath. I listened to the album so much in the 70s and the show did not disappoint. First time ever seeing it. So glad I did.

Had a hard time hearing some of the words to the songs. music loud but volume for the voices weren't loud enough