Jekyll & Hyde (NY) Tickets

The music and lyrics were very emotional and the singing was fantastic. Deborah Cox's pitch was without fail, reinforcing the reason as to why she is a Grammy winner. Constantine Mouralas was just incredible as he really transformed himself between the two characters onstage making me believe each one....and his singing reflected that also. Its a pyschologically intense show and worth seeing.

Excellent show, i hope it stays on Broadway for years to come

This updated version of the hit show was brilliant. Deborah Cox and Constantine turned the show into an edgy rock performance. The sets and visual effects were unbelievable, especially during The Confrontation. I will be seeing this again.

I have seen numerous productions of this show from the original many years ago to performances by local theater companies. I am extremely familiar with the musical numbers and dialog. This production was disappointing. First, the scenery left much to be desired. You could see that an effort was made to cut costs at the expense of enhancing the story. Too bad. The staging of both the 'Façade' and 'Murder' numbers was poor. Needed better use of interplay among performers. In addition, the initial scene between Jekyll and his father was disturbing. A terrible statement on mental illness. No sensitivity in both the interplay and staging. Incongruous with the songs lyrics. The scene in which Jekyll takes the experimental serum was awful The vials and tube hood-ups was bizarre. The original score had Jekyll saying . . .'I have injected . . .' etc. Injected? This was a poor joke. Also where were 'Conflict Between Good and Evil' and the interplay between Emma and her erstwhile suitor Simon at the engagement party i.e. "I am complete"? And the last and, to me, most glaring disappointment, was the scene of the conflict between Jekyll and Hyde which, in all productions I've seen, was the jewel in the star's crown. - a visceral demonstration of the duality. This was replaced by a lame interplay between Jekyll and the scenery effects. Ugh! Perhaps the 'star' was unable to carry off this piece as originally written. Poor casting then.

Both Constantine and Deborah Cox deliver memorable performances. You can feel the emotion of their characters while being mesmerized by their vocal talents. The pace is fast moving. While the story is based on a classic novel, the current day prevalence of bi-polar disorders makes this a fascinating reminder that mental illness is not a new social phenomenon.

This has been one of the best plays I have seen. I would easily compare it to the Phantom of the Opera and predict it be as successful. The voice of the lead male singer is captivating. I felt pulled into the story. It is a must see play, one that I will see again.

I frequently go to plays. In the last two months, I have seen Wicked, Orphans, Lucky Guy, Book of Mormon, and Jekyll & Hyde. Out of all of these the one I recommend the most (of course, all of the others come in at a close second) is Jekyll and Hyde. Constantine Maroulis is absolute perfection in his role. Multiple times throughout his and the other performances, I found myself grabbing my friend's hand because I couldn't believe just how phenomenal it was. I want to go again. I highly, highly recommend this play. The entire cast is amazing but Maroulis is beyond words. GO SEE IT!!

Was blown away by the singing of Maroulis and Cox. Fast paced, engaging storey and great acting.