Summer of Love Tickets

Outstanding level of talent. Broadway quality. Set was well done.

Very few moments of entertainment, Michelle Lee should retire

This was hands down the worst production I've ever seen. I was expecting, from the publicity , music from or like the great tunes of he sixties. This score was simply loud, shrill, repetirive an boring. The plot was cliched with no truly funny lines or surprises. The talented actors did their best but they had an impossible task.

Cast was excellent, Music really took me back to a special time. Was a little long, but overall really enjoyed it.

This turned out to be a wonderful way to spend an evening up in the cultural hinterlands of Southern Maine. Being from New York City, one becomes jaded and expects the full polish and effect of a Broadway musical, and to be honest I held onto that expectation for maybe 10 minutes. Then it suddenly dawns on you that this is something special and when you let go of your expectations the magic of this show reaches into your very core. A wonderful company has been assembled for Summer of Love with voices ranging from the extremely good to absolutely amazing. The story line is a litle cute and trite, but provides the vehicle for the characters to unfold through their individual and collective songs. One of the many delights in this production is the way that songs, which were never written as part of a musical, all hang together and carry the story line forward. There wasn't a single song that was either out of place or inappropriate. This is a feelgood event, that not only has you tapping your feet and singing along to the tunes of your youth, it transports you back to the summer of 1967 in Haight Ashbury just for a few moments. Well worth the visit

My parents went to this show and they had amazing things to say about it. They actually wouldn't stop talking about it!!! They were very impressed and really enjoyed the dancing, singing and acting-a must see!

Summer of Love was lovely. The actors/dancers/singers portrayed their characters beautifully and Michele Lee was a great surprise. It was user friendly so to speak.

This is a fun show containing quite a few very talented young people. If you know the music, ever experienced an acid trip and lived in that time you will probably enjoy it. There is not much of a script...the story is corny and predictable but most musicals are. The casting of Michele Lee is a bit off but she does an okay job...not much of a part so it couldn't be an easy sell to most seasoned actors. She wasn't very believable as an old hippy living in the park...even though she experieced a tragedy from the war. All in all it is fun but don't expect a mind altering experience...no pun intended!

Watching this production was like going back in time to the 60's. The production was terrific, amazing cast, superb voices, and the sets made you feel you were right there at haight ashbery. Michelle Lee was magnificant . Show was great, Music and the band were outstanding. The show was two hours with intermission in between. There was no fuss anywhere. It began on time and ended perfectly. Loved the show, the songs, and would recommend this to my friends.

One of the best plays I have ever seen! The music, acting and stage effects were excellent!

My wife and I have seen many plays at the Ogunquit Playhouse. This by far has been one of the best shows ever. Even though Michelle Lee had the leading part. Many of the other performers out shined her. Give this a three thumbs up just for the music alone.

If you are a Vietnam Vet we feel you should be careful seeing this play and it may not be for you. I know it is our history but it is still too fresh in many minds. The music was great but the reference to "baby killers" was not good. My husband was drafted and served 13 months in Vietnam. It was not his choice but he served our country. The hippies were cute and it was a nice play but it could be hurtful to some. We did not know what it was about since it is a new play and it was a preview. We thought it would be a cute love story with 60's music. We did enjoy many things about the play though.

This was a great show, continuing with the Ogunquit Playhouse's ability to perform Broadway caliber shows! The adorable cast really got into their roles, and the singing was phenomenol!!!!I have been back twice already, and will go back for a third showing next week.Michelle Lee was ok, but the youth... very great.Band was superb!!!!

This play was awesome - It is really a must see! I enjoyed every second - Michelle Lee is GREAT!!!

The music was wonderful ], cast members did a outstanding performance especially the young lady that song Janis Joplin music. Overall I recommend this play for the people who like musicals

"Summer of Love" is an engaging and high-spirited romp through the music of the late '60s with a surprisingly compelling narrative line. You'll find yourself wanting to join in on lyrics you didn't even know you still remembered, High-quality vocals and the magnetic presence of Michelle Lee make this musical one you won't want to miss!

Great show! Everyone who went though the "60's should see this show!

This broadway show is a must see. Michelle Lee stars in a hippy day era show.

Fantastic show !..nothing but accolades for all..Janice Joplin aka Soara-Joye Ross rendition of "take a little piece of my heart"..was absolutely phenomenal..Kudos to everyone in the show..I may just have to go back and see it again !!!

Memorable, but it brought up some sorespots. It was entertaining.