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Rodgers & Hammerstein's The King and I Reviews

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Average customer review: 4.5 star rating (4.6 Stars)

Number of reviews: 13

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5.0 star rating Booksie Sfr from Detroit, Michigan

KING AND I FOX THEATER DETRIT

Stunning. Best performance I've seen in a LONG time. The acting, the set, the music, the dance, the vocals, the costumes - perfect. Yes, take the whole family. Our seats were right up front. If driving from northern suburbs and taking I-75, give yourself a little more than an hour to get there and park.

5.0 star rating Cindy from Farwell, MI

STILL LAUGHING

What a Fabulous Performance! Still enjoying memories days later! Thank You! Would Definately Recommend! If you have the chance see this show!

5.0 star rating Vicky M. from Hershey, Pennsylvania

AWESOME!

The musical captivatedthe audience with the beautiful voices of the cast. Anna and the Ling are perfectly matched, both playing extraordinary characters. The dancing was amazing and well thought out. Also, the costumes are fantastic as well as the lighting. The designers got it all perfectly. The set was another fantastic part of the show. Everyone in the Hershey area should go to see this beautiful rendition.

5.0 star rating Lizzie from Tucson, Arizona

GO!

sumptuous, soaring, gorgeous production...bring the whole family

3.0 star rating Saundra Goldberg from Ottawa, Ontario

SOMETHING MISSING

The performance was pleasant, however I was quite disappointed in the ending. I was expecting Something Wonderful to be played and sung when the King died. Instead, the play ended abruptly and the players came out for the curtain call. What a lost opportunity of emotion. I actually came home and was able to find and watch the end of the movie on Youtube, and realized that I was correct in my expectation. It would have made such a difference.

2.0 star rating Jennifer McDougall from Toronto, Ontario

UNDERWHELMED

I saw this a few days ago and must say it was the least enjoyable show I've see so far this year. It has been many, many years since I saw the movie, but I just didn't care for this. The opening number was nice, but it just didn't meet my expectations overall or entertain me as I'd hoped. The best part of the show was the actor that played the king. He really was superb throughout the whole show and he couldn't have done a better job. I had an excellent seat, in the middle of the fifth row, so had a great view of everything. I have to come from out of town, so i really want it to be worth it considering it's a day long affair and expensive. Sad to say, this show just wasn't worth it to me.

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