Evita Tickets

This is a nice venue to see a play because every seat is a great view. The cast worked exceptionally hard to master this epic show. The costumes were wonderful, the set flowed great with excellent choreography and dynamic dancing. The leads were talented and nailed their vocals. We came to see it with friends from Los Angeles who were extremely impressed. Everyone loved the actors performances. Evita is a story of a personality who created for herself a cult-like following, including fascism, deception, and stripping the masses of their riches to create an elite top class of political rulers. A story which evokes deep parallels to 2024 America. This was a great production of Evita. Highly recommend.

Two stars for the Gorgeous stage setting, great lighting. But audio needs a significant improvement, the sound was way too loud and noisy that disrupted a supposedly classic musical. And very apparently created by a team support diversity to an unnecessary degree. I support diversity myself, as I come from a minority community, but this is too much. Will I go again, or recommend this version to my friends? NO, save your money and buy a high quality copy of the Madonna version.

Excellent performances. Fresh perspective. Creative.

The cast was good, except Evita. She was putting her own "twist" on the songs, not using her vocals to their full capability, not in sink, and at times out of tune. What a shame, she made the play barely tolerable.

I was extremely surprised to hear Che Guevara begin Act 1 with what seemed like an Irish lilt to his voice! The lighting people seemed to have trouble following the actors with spotlights. I really didn't care for where the actors were placing emphasis on phrasing, but that could have been a sound problem. Really didn't think the person playing Eva was suited to it. Noticeable and unpleasant switches to head voice throughout. Act 2 did seem a little better, oddly but Che should still not be Irish ;)

The performers who played Evita and Che Guevara were only OK. I have heard better singers in New York and Philadelphia

I didn't get the emotional impact I was expecting from the experience. My seat block some of my view.

We left at intermission. I felt like I was watching a bad high school musical. It started late, looked very disjointed and disorganized, singing was screeching, I could go on and on.

We got our family together and saw Evita. It was great! Very moving.

Evita was fair, at best. It was hard to sit through the first hour, as it was so unappealing in the auditory sense. Also, the dancing was fair, and performed fairly poorly. The leads' voices were fair, and off-key many times. This was the worst performance I've seen in Little Rock since Blue Man Group, years ago. It cannot touch The Book of Mormon, which was great.