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The Band's Visit (Touring)
The critically acclaimed smash-hit Broadway musical The Band’s Visit is the winner of 10 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, making it one of the most Tony-winning musicals in history. It is also a Grammy Award® winner for Best Musical Theater Album.
With a score that seduces your soul and sweeps you off your feet, and featuring thrillingly talented onstage musicians, The Band’s Visit rejoices in the way music makes us laugh, makes us cry, and ultimately, brings us together.
Wonderful production. I left with tears in my eyes. Cast was amazing, music was supreme and well played. The production's technical aspects were flawless. Would highly recommend. I saw this twice at DPAC within one week's time and loved it even more the second time!
Although we didn't have the best seats, we had a clear view of the stage and the sound at DPAC is great. So glad we saw this musical as it is entertaining as well as giving a subtle and sometimes not so subtle message. The main female character Dina is great. Loved her raspy voice with warm undertones. I enjoyed all the actors. The play gave you a taste of what it would be like for Israelis and the Arabs to get along. Alas, right now it is just possible in a play.
Enjoyed by all ages. Good ethnic music and dancing following a good story. Set was nice. ....
Checking for vax was easy & simple Tickets on the phone Lots of help finding seats Good sight lines and sound from mezzanine The book is a downer Nice strong solos Great to see the “band” playing together at the end A good solid return after so long
I have seen a lot of Broadway shows. This was the worst one I have ever seen. You couldn’t understand anyone in the play. Sorry but it was awful.!!!!!!!
Solid storyline, well acted, fast paced and entertaining. Some humor, some pathos. No real showstopper numbers until the band played at the end for a few minutes-would've liked to see more of that.
This gentle musical about loneliness and people’s longing for connection strikes deep during the isolation of the Covid era. More a play with music, rather than a traditional musical, it dares to use silence as people struggle to communicate. The ending gives me such a needed feeling of hope that I wept. The performances are nuanced and beautiful and the band is fantastic! If you are looking for splashy, this isn’t it. But if you want a show that is thoughtful and different, funny and gorgeous (all stemming from rich characterization), then do visit The Band’s Visit.
I bought 3 $85 tickets picking seats out on 1st level, left side, arrived to find the tickets were for the 4th floor balcony far left side. Ticket Master you are not, expensive lesson
The venue was really nice but the musical lacked any luster. Would not recommend.
Tech was good, music was good, the show itself was very boring and I can’t believe I spent $49 on an one act musical
The performance was very good, and i thoroughly enjoyed it.
My experience was I could not understand 1/2 of the performance! It was not worth the money much less the 300 mile round trip I drove to see it!
Great. Really enjoyed the musical The Bands Visit. The venue was great and everyone very helpful. Great experience
Emotionally a wonderful show. But very hard to hear so somethings were lost
What a wonderful, heartwarming story that is! I honestly thought it was an excellent musical.
Loved the Egyptian music! Downloading all I can ...
Love and lust, shyness and lonelines, come together at Dina's cafe. The performers find their characters and reflect them back to the audience to discover their own Haled and Dina. The music soars and is cleverly written and beautifully sung and performed. Aleikum asalam.
Terrific production of a spectacular show. Stars are first rate as is the music. Hobby Center is a great venue as well
We loved the play. Found it so creative and fun. The music was amazing, especially appreciated the jam session after curtain calls. The only negative--our seats were in orchestra near the back of the lower level. Some of the words were hard to hear, and /or difficult because of the dialect. Overall would highly recommend it.
I had read the online summaries of the plot and I didn't think I was going to like the show very much. I found it a lot more entertaining than I expected. Warning, there is no intermission so plan in this particular show so plan accordingly. The seats at this venue are not real big (we didn't check our coats and that was probably a mistake) and pretty tight between the rows so men with long legs are not going to be very comfortable.
