Jesus Christ Superstar (Touring) Tickets

best eved for this show. First was 50 years ago. Great actors.

I've seen the play about 6 times which I loved I really really like the new format as always a fan of the play even with the updated parts Herod was crazy cool

This was a great rendition. It totally exceeded my expectations! I would see it again!!

Not the Jesus Christ superstar I expected... a different version Not worth going to at all Satanic

Was not taken by the musical. A lot of the why I would not return is the venue. The lighting was not the best on the stage so it was hard to see faces, etc. They added bathrooms on the first floor---sounds like a good idea? Well, you go out a side door manned by ushers, down a few stairs to a paved area. In this area there are two what look like trailers, but long ones. The first thing you notice though, prior to really seeing the trailers is the smell. Yep, these are "upscale" porta potties, but they come complete with the strong smell of porta potties. You go up steps to these trailers into very tight quarters. There are probly 8 stalls inside. Must be very careful when you come out of these stalls as they bang into anyone standing there washing their hands. For ticket prices like this in a venue that is supposed to be upscale....really??? porta potties?? And then refreshments---$12 for a very small very mediocre wine! Anyway, not returning....boo hoo

THE PLAY WAS GOOD, SOMe of the songs were not projected well. but all ii all it was good. i enjoyed it. i saw the orginal 50 yrs ago in NYC with Ben Vereen. the razzle & dazzle in NY is nothing like it. This was missing in this play. King Herod could of been more of a showman...

That’s about all I can say “It was okay”. It was a little disappointing Jesus with a bun instead of his hair down and the ending could have been so much better with the resurrection at the end with the entire cast singing Jesus Christ Superstar.

When this album came out I was 10 years old and my teacher played it in class I loved it then and love the music now. Actors that played Mary and Judas had OUTSTANDING VOICES. They stole the show!

Great revamped venue for the iconic rock opera version 2019. It was a good rendered great performance thank to the choreography and staging. That evening, the full-fledged musical was delivered but to many, the dance was the narrative. Unexpected.

I've seen this show many times, but this was a phenomenal updated version with the best portrayal of Jesus that I've seen yet.

Unconventional take like the live TV special with urban look and dress; moreover, the main performers sing with corded mikes and occasionally play guitar. This gives it a different feel. Some may love it; some not. But that's more a preference thing or a pre-judgement, I think, if you're accustomed to the original production and movie and expect more of the same. It's relatively fast-paced with extensive, varied, and sometimes frantic choreography that keeps the cast moving through all the numbers. You can't have a great JCS without an outstanding Judas vocal, an expressive Jesus that moves you, and Mary Mag. that makes you smile. Mix in a scary-goofy Herod and fine ensemble and this was just a very enjoyable production. Kudos!

I have seen Jesus Christ Superstar many times. This by far was the best version I've seen. The dancing and cast harmonies throughout the show were so tight - and perfectly blended. There wasn't an intermission and the show flowed from song to song to song. The one thing I would have changed is that Jesus should not be playing guitar during his biggest anthem Gethsemane. He was not able to give it total focus as he was singing and playing. Once he put the guitar down - the song soared to it's highest glory. It was also a bit strange that the curtain call was done without music. With such an amazing score that has held up over all the years, it was a bit awkward in silence and I don't feel the actors got the applause that was their due. The music would have allowed the audience to better show appreciation. Great staging, costumes, lighting - wonderful performance.

Having read a review before attending, I then realized it was an updated version. Being a die hard fan and having seen performances over the decades, I feared a lot would be lost. However this performance "exceeded expectations"! It was integral that the music and lyrics remained the same. That allowed for the rest to be changed. The energy generated by the aerobic choreography was palpable. At times it beautifully complemented what was being said at that time. The emotions of this story were not lost in the update. The beating and crucifiction were handled well - serious yet emotionally easier for an audience to view. Judas's and Mary's voices were powerful. I highly recommend seeing this version of JC Superstar.

Loved the show. Music sounded wonderful. Bought 4th row seats. Glad I did.

an excellent performance by a company of performers that were excellent individually as well as a group; we really enjoyed what was a memorable show

An experience that went beyond my expectation. I wanted to see it again as soon as it was over.

Always love the music, this performance was updated with the dancing, but something was missing. I think the artists lacked that Wow power. Jesus didn't touch the heart, Mary was okay, that's how I felt about this performance.

Sets were perfect and performers excellent. Can not believe the energy Show especially ending so moving it brought me to tears

As Superstar is one of my favorite musicals, wow that music, I am extremely critical of any interpretation. I loved the new staging, the vocals were strong, with standouts in Judas and Pilate. My disappointment was in the staging of Gethsemane (the tictular moment for Jesus) and Superstar ( looked like a “hot mess” and so diminished the Judas role - again, this song is the core of this musical). My grandson said it best, “a play is supposed to move you and this one just didn’t. It was reduced to a rock performance”.

This was one of the best shows I have seen in a very long time! I love the LandMark Theater in Syracuse, such a nice venue for shows....Jesus Christ Superstar is full of energy, emotion, there is not one actor on stage that did not ooze talent....I would love to see this show again! If you have the opportunity, don't miss this one!