Dear Evan Hansen (Touring) Tickets

I was bummed from the beginning that we were seeing an understudy for Evan, when his voice cracked horribly during the first song I was REALLY disappointed. When the play stopped just a few minutes into the play I was confused. When I heard that the part of Evan would be played by another understudy, I was weary. Once again, another terrible voice cracking. The actor rallied, but was not amazing. I had high hopes for the show, but was let down.

Dear Evan Hansen performance was excellent. Highly recommend! We were in the Mezzanine at the Paramount... pretty much straight on with the stage. Great view until the woman sat down in the seat in front of me. My view was mostly of the back of her head the whole time.

I love this musical! I enjoyed this stage production as much as I enjoyed the move which I also loved. I left the theater humming the tunes which, to me, is a sign of a great show!

We loved it! We laughed, we cried, we even went home and watch the movie. The acting and singing was on point! We were at the show where they stopped halfway into the first act to switch main actors. We are just dying to know what happened to the first guy and if he's OK. The Paramount staff was also wonderful and very efficient in keeping that huge crowed moving!

I was a bit disappointed when the show started and the understudy was going on for Evan Hansen. He was ok but signing wasn’t great. About 20 mins into show it stopped and there was a 15 min break. Understudy was replaced with 2nd understudy. Not sure what happened. May have been sick. Regardless the show went on and the performance was great. Show is a tad bit long but music is great. Worth seeing.

Excellent artist with amazing singing. A story worth laughter and tears.

I have been wanting to see this show for years, and was not disappointed by this performance! The actors put their all into it and the emotional moments were heart wrenching. All the voices were amazing, but the Murphy family absolutely stole the show. The entire musical was beautifully put together (even the painful moments).

We were looking forward to seeing this show; we'd heard about it for years, but it was one we hadn't made it to yet. When the show started, and in particular, when the musical numbers started, we thought the poor sound might be related to where we were seated (lodge far left near the speakers). It wasn't very loud, and it was a bit "echo'y." However, as the first act went on, it seemed that it was more the lack of power in the actors' singing voices. The numbers didn't have much depth/power, which made it lack the emotion that they were meant to convey. "You Will be Found" - the final number before intermission redeemed the show slightly, but my husband and I both agreed, we weren't engaged enough to want to stay for the second act. We were not the only ones who left during intermission. Hopefully it was just an "off" show.

My daughters and I are huge theatre fans. We were amazed at the cast and crew of this production. They had a sick lead who had to be replaced. Never in my life have I seen that happen. They accomplished the switch with a quick pause and the actor who had to jump in so quickly killed it! You could see the other actors excited for him to be able to jump in so easily and flawlessly. We are DEH fams for life because of the actors we got to see in Seattle. Thank you so much for sharing your tallent with us. Much love!

We loved everything about the show! Great story, excellent acting, singing, and music.

Show: excellent cast, really enjoyed the production. For those who have only seen the movie the stage show works much better. Paramount Theater: plenty loud in the balcony, but you could hear the AC system whooshing in the quieter moments. Still overall a good theater.

Great lead..strong vocals and great story. Brought my 12 and 14 year olds. He has struggled with depression and felt it was great.. To BE SEEN ! Highly recommend it ..

I’m so glad I finally got to see this show in person. Even though I was in the very back, it was a magical experience. I don’t think there was a dry eye in the theater.

This was an amazing show. I bought tickets based on awards it won and knew nothing about the story before the show. I was in tears by end of first half. So powerfully written about struggles kids have feeling about not fitting in. The musical numbers were great and the singing was excellent.

This was an amazing show. The story is complex, requiring careful attention to understand the different layers at play with the main character's actions, and the circumstances affecting them, and the music does an excellent job at telling the story. But, those are things that are part of the play itself. What makes this performance stand out is the cast. The actors are excellent, particularly the lead (Anthony), who combines a flawless vocal performance with very expressive acting that accurately depicted the character. But that's not to say the rest of actors didn't do a superb job. I watched this show twice on opening week, and it had the same quality both times. Strongly recommend it!

Saw it on opening night at the Paramount theater in Seattle. The current cast is breathtaking and full of energy, highly recommend!

It doesn't get much better than this. One of the best shows I have seen in the past 10 years (and I've seen a lot). It's difficult to take over from Ben Platt, but the performance here was excellent. In fact, I thought the casting was very well done and there was not one weak role. Some people think the play is too negative in its story, but I disagree. I look upon it as an opportunity to grow, and I think it wise that parents take their kids to see it. Important lessons and done very well. I recommend it strongly...a strain 5* all the way

Notifying before that understudies are working at a particular performance matters. I drove 2 hours to see a specific actor and was thoroughly disappointed. The musical is amazing. A thoughtfully written script set in current affairs of human's behavior en masse.

I love all musicals; never miss one that comes to town. We drove to Tucson (from Phoenix area) for Dear Evan Hansen. The cast was talented; the theater was nice; the songs are great. I just don’t like the whole premise of the story: lie after lie after lie after lie. Ugh.

The entire cast was phenomenal and my daughter and I loved the show. My only regret: We only got to watch it once! Wonderfully story-telling and a beautiful musical for our times. Each actor brought it and their voices were amazing, strong, and full of talent. Thank you!