Walnut Street Theatre's The King and I Tickets

excellent show .music was great. acting was terrific. singing was awsome. also the story was very interesting. great job by everyone.

who ever decided to portray the king as a comic figure missed the point that the story is about a impossible attraction between anna and the king. Shall we dance which should have been fraught with sexual tension was reduced to a hand-clapping polka. What an embarrassment.

Absolutely hands down a stellar performance especially by the King and Anna. The King was both funny and powerful at the same time, and Mel Maghuyop did an excellent job playing it up. Anna's voice was sweet and pretty. Beautiful backdrops and colorful performances by all. You gotta see it!

The show was absolutely perfect! The stage, scenery, and performers were wonderful! Seat was comfortable, view great! A fabulous evening!

Second half was way too long; Uncle Tom message was obscure but ballet was good - especially those two guys; lovers had great voices, but Anna wasn't that strong a singer; otherwise it could have been a great performance.

Rachael York was the hit of this show for me. I saw her live on Broadway in Victor/ Victoria, where she was on stage with Julie Andrews and a great cast.......Her voice seemed to be channeling Julie Andrews in this production...when you closed your eyes you could have been listening to Julie or to Marni Nixon......Both the Ballet scene and 'Shall We Dance' were the most memorable...loved the whole production....The actor playing the King was excellent and had a fine voice, but his small frame, though believable, maked him seem to be miscast until midway through the first act when he won me over.

We have traveled the world and, over decades, have attended concerts and theater on three continents. Our expectations therefore may be considered accordingly. Having said that, I can say, without hesitation, that this was one of the most stirring theater presentations we have ever attended. The quality went beyond all expectations. I don’t know where to begin. The acting was absolutely superb, the quality of the voices equally superb, the choreography and the stage design magical. I don’t often find myself in tears over sheer joy --- it was an emotional journey of rapture and joy. I had never expected something like that here in Philadelphia. Congratulations Walnut theater. You have reached unexcelled heights!!!

The costumes were dazzling, the scenery was colorful and the production was worthy of Broadway!!

Really thrilled with the show and that the King compared very favorably with Yul and that is saying something!!! He did a fantastic job.

Loved, loved, loved seeing "The King and I" at Walnut Street Theater. Rachel York, as Anna, was lovely (such a beautiful voice!), and the actor who played the King of Siam was quite dynamic. I saw his performance as "The Engineer" in "Miss Saigon" at WST last summer. He is a very talented actor, and I really enjoyed his interpretation of the King. The children in the show were darling. Our seats were perfect with a birds-eye view of the stage. Overall, it was a fabulous night at the theatre that left me humming the songs of the show all the way back to the car.

I was blown away by the acting in this musical. Miss Anna sounds like an even better Julie Andrews. There were 10 of us who went to the show and we could not stop talking about it. Beautiful story and believable acting- who can ask for anything more then that. Great job!

My wife and I were augh struck with the production and presentation.

The play was very good, better than most I have seen at the Walnut. The only thing worth noting is that the second act, we could not hear what the king was saying on his death bed. This portion was about 15 minutes and that really took away from the play. The first Act was excellent.

As always it was a pleasure to watching this show at the walnut theater. The musical was lovely, beautiful customs, great performance and those voices.. excellent!!!

The show was beautifully staged, the costurmes were well done and the performers were tops. It was a very enjoyable evening. The Walnut is a great venue!!

Every part of this musical was entertaining and delightful. The sets were amazing and the talented cast gave the story we all know, a fresh new reason to love this show. The Walnut Street Theater is a great theater!

The performance of the King and I at the Walnut Street Theater was well worth it! The cast did a great job. Not only did perform well, they all looked like they were really enjoying it. The There are no poor seats in the theater. It was a great family outing!

Show was great, actors didn't miss a beat, would recommend for any age.

Great performance with high energy. I wasn't fond of the "ballet" of Uncle Tom's Cabin.. just keep the original guys

I thought this version of the play was mediocre and definitely not as grand as the movie. The costumes were cheap looking and the woman who played the lead a bit screechy and the man who played the King has zero charisma. Was very disappointed. And on top of that the theatre was freezing. The woman next to me left right in the middle of the play because she was so cold!