Miss Saigon (Touring) Tickets

Definitely a must see. The sets were fantastic. All was great!

they should call it whore house in Vietnam nasty show disrespectful to our veterans and the history of a awful time

I saw the original 20 years ago and loved it! This updated version didn't meet my expectations. To me, it seemed as if the focus of the show was on the Engineer, not on the love story that should have been developing. It was my wife's first time watching the show and she agreed. She was lost during the first act and couldn't figure out how the couple fell in love? It didn't add up to her. In the end, we decided that the the songs felt rushed, Sun and Moon, Solo Saxaphone... felt rushed and didn't allow for better development of the feelings through the music. Again, it felt as if the Engineer's songs were the focus. In fact, it seemed a lot trashier than the original, which again put more focus on the Engineer and his antics, not the tragic love story. In the end, I was disappointed, as well as my wife. We do love the music, but feel that the director really missed the point of the show and the timing was off.

Great performance and music. Well worth the money!

I was looking forward to watching this musical as I had watched back in 1997. I noticed that most songs were shortened which was really disappointing. Performance by the cast was okay but nothing special. It was sad how they altered it from the original... they took a good thing and made it worse. Not worth it for the money I paid. I wish there was an option for 0 Star.

We had seen Miss Saigon when it came to Seattle a couple of decades ago and loved it. This experience of Miss Saigon was so disappointing that we left at intermission. The primary issue was that neither we, nor anyone sitting around us, could understand what the cast was singing. The acoustics, or the mixing, or both were very bad; the lyrics were unintelligible. It wasn't until intermission when we heard other people around us buzzing about this that we realized it wasn't just us.

I was really looking forward this show. But … I wish they had spoken a few lines. They sang and shouted in sing-song with little inflection and I could hardly understand. And even with the singing, I didn't leave the theater thinking of even one song … nothing was really catchy. (maybe the Heat is On, but it was so early on). They tried, but didn't deliver. Was it this troupe? the direction? I don't know, It was okay, but I expected so much more, so it was disappointing. Well, at least the helicopter was cool, and the little kid was just amazing - the best part!

I saw the show when it first appeared on Broadway and when it first appeared in Seattle and I was still mesmerized by the performances

Loved the music, dance and acting! The casts voices were incredible and the orchestra did a fantastic job.

Long. Music was very repetitive. Hard to understand the words in songs and dialog. Uninspiring to me. Left at intermission.

We have seen this show five times and have seen over 30 shows at the Paramount and were very excited to see this one come back to Seattle. The character, Chris, was a shaky singer who illicit no emotion from the audience. This is a show that is heart wrenching and emotional from the beginning. No one in our group and no one that we saw got emotional or felt the extreme sadness of the songs. Chris was removed and disconnected. There were a number of people who left at intermission. The entire ensemble was hard to understand throughout and if we had not been very familiar and known all of the words, we would not have been able to follow the plot. The people around us were lost and commented how hard it was to understand. The engineer was a strong singer but was again very hard to understand. Kim did a nice job but was really just okay. The new additions to the songs and story were not improvements. We were really unhappy that we took so much time and money to see this. Since we have seen so many, I guess we were due to have one that was not good. It was just sad because we love this musical so much. I am really glad my daughter didn't drive up from Oregon to see it with us after all.

Wonderful show. I did not like the fundraising at the end. Have signs and people in lobby area but don't put a downer on the show experience.

Great helicopter evacuation scene, Miss Saigon touring Broadway show, at the lovely Sesttle Paramount Theatre

Great show. Stage props and music were awesome. I would recommend this musical for anyone.

This is one of my favorite shows but due to fever and general illness we decide not to share. I was so disappointed but hope to have the pleasure of seeing this again some day. I remember it as being absolutely thrilling and beautiful but sad....

One of the best performances I’ve experienced. The theatre was small, but classic and cozy. Miss Saigon will always be my favorite musical of all. The casts are amazing in both singing and acting.

Singers were fantastic and the sets were great. I would highly recommend seeing it before it’s gone!

A lot of noice! Could not understand the vocals at all. Grammage has not been known for their acoustics ,, but this was really bad. I have seen Miss Saigon before so I knew the play. We left at intermission because of this!! A lot of money for tickets but very disappointed....Don't know if I will be back..

Four of us saw the Sunday performance and sat in balcony row 6. All agreed that the lyrics were difficult to understand because the music was overpowering. We had to guess at the story line since there is no dialog other than the lyrics. The stage lighting was too dark. We could barely make out the set and the actor's faces. We were tempted to leave early. I had seen this play several years ago and remember enjoying it very much.

I’m just not a fan of musicals that are way too much .. well, music! I really don’t recall any spoken scenes - the whole play was one long song. Unfortunately, it makes it hard to follow the story line (acoustic issues) and stay engaged in my opinion. There were some cool special effects and an unexpectedly sad ending that were noteworthy but otherwise, I’ll keep searching for my next fav.