The Music Man Tickets

This was a Broadway caliber show. Well worth the cost. The arrangements, the orchestra, all the cast, and especially the leads, were of the highest quality. The final scene with the High School band was so inspiring, almost a tearjerker. Cassity as Harold Hill was perfect. Shirley Jones and her singing and her stories added unique and unforgettable moments. Thanks to all who brought this show to Little Rock.

We enjoyed the Music Man in concert very much! Shirley Jones was great as always! I appreciate the way that she told the story of the movie and added her own special effects along the way! The question and answer portion at the end was a nice added touch!

It was okay. Some of the singing was not superb. Shirley Jobes may be past her prime though the show was nice

Shirley Jones and Patrick Cassidy were fantastic in this concert, beyond all my expectations.

Very good show. Nice surprise to have Shirley Jones there.

Love Shirley Jones!!! Patrick Cassidy is as talented as the rest of his family. A very nice show, well-done.

I have seen the musical of Music Man and I have to say I enjoyed this much more Shirley Jones was absolutely magical, magnificent and musical. I highly recommend it

This show was an amazing tribute to the movie and Shirley Jones and Patrick Cassidy were on the top of their game as was the rest of the cast. I highly recommend the show which also includes some behind the scenes stories from Shirley and a question and answer session with the audience. Grandparents, bring the grandkids and expose them to the kind of quality music that they rarely hear these days. No vocoders or pitch fixing machines are needed with these artists!

The Music Man concert was more than I expected. The interaction with Shirley and the audience was fun.I was surprised how talented her son Patrick is. He played a great Harold Hill, good voice and dancer. Having the local high school band at the end was a real treat, added that something special. Q & A was pretty cute too.

Didn't know what to expect...but was Amazing! Great Singing, music and personal insight by Shirley Jones and her son Patrick! Go see it!

Having had the honor and privilege to know Shirley Jones since 1948 when we took our first drama lessons together at The Pittsburgh Playhouse and I was able to dance and act in her first play in 1951 (WONDERFUL GOOD), also at The Pittsburgh Playhouse after she'd been crowned Miss Pittsburgh, it was a joy to re-connect with her last Saturday night backstage following the performance in THE MUSIC MAN - IN CONCERT at Mystic Lake Casion-Hotel's massive showroom in Prior Lake, Minnesota. Even if I'd never known Shirley (or one of the people with whom she performed in the film version of THE MUSIC MAN, named Timmy Everett, my best friend in high school in New York, who sadly committed suicide at age 35), I would still genuinely rave about the delightfulness of this production. For movie and nostalgia fans, it doesn't get any better than this production. It's a combination of the songs and performances we remember, interlaced with contemporary asides and banter to the audience, as well as Shirley's backs-and-forths with one of her sons, Patrick Cassidy, who is equally delightful as Professor Harold Hill. The first-class, Broadway-caliber remainder of the cast are of that ilk throughout, and the cleverly-devised finale, which I won't divulge, will have you cheering with a standing ovation. Better bring your goosebump cream (it there is such a thing) as well as a box of Kleenex. The combination of tears of joy and heartfelt smiles are perpetual and audience-wide from the moment Shirley walks out on stage (she still has a magnificent singing voice, too) until she and Patrick walk off stage at the conculsion of the production. Brava to Shirley and bravo and brava to this excellently-crafted and joyful trip down memory lane. You won't regret buying a ticket. I certainly was glad to do so.

This show was terrific. The cast and orchestra were wonderful. Their ensemble work made the show come alive without complete sets by letting the audience participate with our imagination. I would recommend this show to anyone and I would also recommend it to parents looking for a good live theater experience for children. It was lively and very well done by actors with wonderful voices and acting skills. I would go see another concert version of a musical because this was such a great experience! Thanks to the actors, orchestra and NJPAC!

This was an amazing show. I grew up on the movie & have seen Broadway Productions & this show looks and sounds fantastic with an African-American cast & Musical director. Simply awesome. It was a joy for the audience from the first note to the final 76 Trombones leading the way to enjoyment!

I loved the rendition of this play... my whole family went (3 teens and 2 adults).. and we all loved it. I had hoped there would be more dancing, but the music was great.. the artists extremely talented... loved it!

this was just great. the performers were broadway caliber. the story was well told. the only complaint is that sign over the musicians that said "for colored passengers". it was distracting and added nothing to the story and performance. i would have given 5 stars but i thought the ending a little weak. they should have had the full band in those red costumes or had some children march in for the big "ta dah".

This company does a TERRIFIC rendition of the musical -- the way they used the small stage was masterful.

In this day of exorbitant Broadway ticket prices, it is amazing what can be done on a stage with minimalist staging when you have a great score, musicians and great actors/singers. All this for about half the Bway price. NJPAC is a wonderful venue.

This concert presentation was different but represented the context of the play well - and all the familiar score was on point and well done!

My girlfriend and I both enjoyed the performance. We had a lovely afternoon.

highly recommend it. the occapello was fantastic. the acting top notch. the ending was a little abrupt