Once the Musical (Touring) Tickets

really different then the movies, everyone on stage are so talented. Nice so to release your soul.

The musical was very entertaining. No orchestra. 13 cast members and all played their own instruments and sang. All very talented individuals. It put a smile on my face.

The show was great although I thought that the venue was too big for this production. The sound wasn't as audible as I would've liked. The only time I can hear them well is when Guy sings with his powerful voice. His voice was incredible and really touches the heart. Girl's Czec accent and acting in general wasn't very convincing.

Absolutely excellent. Perfection at it's finest! Bad experience person next to me was a HUGE old man who smelled very bad coughing and talking through the entire show. Yet the show was so superior I tolerated it. As for the seats themselves, they were respectable.

Excellent cast, good music, excellent performances. Very unusual presentation of a realistic love story. Creative presentation.

Very good show! It was non-traditional but so moving. The instruments on stage made it a whole new experience. Sam Cieri was amazing, such a talent & wonderful voice. I highly recommend!

Loved being on stage with the actors before the show began. It was a great performance with comedy, laughter and drama. Really enjoyed the guitar work. Worth every penny!!

great musicianship. Acting was convincing. Quality professional production.

This was my first time to see Once. The music was absolutely wonderful! The "girl" has a beautiful voice. It was an amazing cast of talent,

My family and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The acting was top-notch, the music is amazing, it was funny, sad...moving. A fabulous production.

It was my First time Seeing ONCE and all I have to say is "FANTASTIC"..... The music makes you tap along and the story line you smile.

I saw this show several years ago on Broadway and this production was just as fabulous. The talent is extraordinary. It is humbling to be that close to such amazing talent. At the Hershey Theatre 1st row seating is not at all too close.

I loved the show but I have learned over the years to listen to the sound track many times before seeing the show.. I still had trouble understanding them at times but enjoyed the show anyway. Now I am going to try and find the movie.

Having no idea what the story was, I was thoroughly surprised by the depth and simplicity of the musical, Once. Enjoy today for what it is with no regrets for the past or present. If only we could remember that each day. There is so much of life that one cannot control. Carpe diem!

I highly recommend Once the Musical. The cast is absolutely wonderful and the show is captivating. The musical and acting talent of the cast is top notch and gave me chills. I would definitely see it again in if given the chance!

The cast was incredible and made already beautiful music that much more moving!

My wife and I saw this show and loved it. The cast was fantastic and their chemistry on stage was terrific. It was a great date night destination. Due to language Once is not for the kids. We especially liked the song Falling Slowly. If you like musicals Once is a good show to see.

Thought this show was very slow at times. Great music but show was lacking in excitement. Funny at times.

My wife and I attending the traveling version of "Once the Musical" as a Friday night date. We were not disappointed! The actors/musicians did an amazing job and the musical was a fantastic story. I would recommend this show to anybody, and it is hard to beat Hershey Theater for performing venues in Central Pennsylvania. We would go again in a heartbeat!

I had seen the movie version, so I was curious to see how the play compared to it. The writers and directors did a good job of transferring the story to the stage. I haven't seen the movie in a few years, but the male lead expressed a stronger romantic interest in the female lead in this stage version than he did in the movie. At least, that is how I remember the movie. It was a good story about the importance of not allowing the drudgery of everyday life to sap your energy and make you abandon your dreams.