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So I went in not knowing anything prior about the musical. I've never seen the film before either as I think it's way before my time. However, I heard it was a Tim Burton creation , so it must be epic and also weird. I think the musical falls under weird. I liked the stage decor and theatrical display of everything , which was very creative! However, the humor isn't so much my kind of humor (a lot of dirty, kinda sexist jokes). But that is exactly the titular role's personality. The musical did a good job making him scary looking. Anyways, although this musicals' storyline also revolves around an adolescent's life, I don't think the musical is suitable for kids. In terms of seating, I was seated almost in the last row of orchestra (Row Y) . (FYI , I did win the lottery after being on standby) . Don't think it's the best seats in the house but definitely far from worse. By the way, i was sitting on velvet chairs, so I believe those are just placed there to serve as extra seating .
I an obsessed with this adaptation of Beetlejuice. It's hysterical, but still manages to be emotional and heartwarming. The songs were catchy, and enjoyable. Alex Brightman as Beetlejuice is just amazing. His high energy performance kept me engaged from start to finish. Keep in mind, this is not super kid friendly. There's a lot of inappropriate jokes, that maybe young kids won't get, but just keep that in mind when you're taking little ones. I went in expecting a good show, but left already looking forward to an excuse to go back and see it again!
I cannot believe this show will be closed in January! I enjoyed every second of it. The jokes were tied to modern times, which is so intelligent! This show is not for kids; you hear many curse words and adult jokes. Don't be afraid to express yourself and wear a costume to the show; there was a lot of Beetlejuice in the audience!
Better than the movie, in my opinion. My favorite parts of the show are Day-O and Jump in the Line. Beetle juice makes death funny and lively, if that is possible. Excellent singing and theatrics.
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice What a wonderful production! Great actors great music great costumes. Extravaganza and funny jumped out of my seat with laughter and spontaneity. Go go go. See Beetlejuice on Broadway we had a fantastic time
For my 500th Yelp review -- Beetlejuice will do! Dead is as dead does -- and this incarnation of Tim Burton's classic will leave you thoroughly alive on arrival! A wonderful romp! Replete with inventive staging and sets, Irreverent dialogue, cool music and outstanding ensemble vocals -- you will LOL - spontaneously clap -- and hoot and holler until you're hoarse. Don't miss this show. The Beetlejuice understudy starred in this midweek performance (Will Blum) and he was outstanding. Kudos Will Blum! Once again TDF hit it out of the park - with center orchestra seats about 10 rows back. I would say perfect - if not for the corpulent human with an impossibly enormous Hagrid sized head seated directly in front of me. Worse still, this fellow kept bobbing his noggin side to side throughout the performance -- annoyingly obscuring the view from my otherwise outstanding seats. Oh well. I practiced my sideways glance and patience. Still working on my chi folks. :)) Top Top: I think this show is best viewed from the front row of the center mezzanine - where you get a better view of the spectacular sets -- and awesome light show. The house acoustics are great no matter where you sit.
The play was musical colorful creative but incredibly loud and unfortunately a lot of incredibly loud screaming people in the audience. $18 for a Coke and a candy bar because I actually was falling asleep during the first half. the guy next to me was so obnoxious and every 40 seconds had some dorky dopey loud laugh that sounded so fake and it made the play incredibly painful to watch and definitely not worth $159.00 The seats were great but it was all way too much.
TL;DR--Aside from sharing many of the same plot points, characters, and one-line zingers, the Winter Garden's current production and Tim Burton's 1988 film appear to have little in common: the musical has been stripped of any foreboding overtones and given the same Halloween theme-park treatment that The Addams Family stage adaptation was given. The songs are catchy and the show's visual elements are eye-popping, but after 2.5 hours the whole affairs feels like an enjoyable but forgettable piece of escapist entertainment. As one may expect, Broadway Beetlejuice is equal parts zebra stripes and Tony-nominated razzmatazz--featuring a set list of songs about familiar themes such as teenage angst, life unfulfilled, misplaced ambitions, and familial dysfunction. (Ironically, the show isn't really about death at all and treats mortality as another plot device.) Be sure to look out for your favorite tropes as well: A trapdoor. A harness. Stunt doubles. A sweet couple who act as parental surrogates to a lonely and misunderstood teenage heroine. An overabundance of jokes that break the fourth wall. Jill Abramovitz playing various grandmotherly characters. A tap number after the intermission to keep the audience awake? Check. Followed by a ballad that maybe puts that same audience to sleep? Check. While the show is tonally inconsistent and never manages to measure up in the storytelling department, it's still full of surprises big and small--particularly the various puppets designed by Michael Curry (many based on those in the film) and scenic design of the Netherworld, to name a few. Spoiler: there's a confetti cannon. Individual performances are also noteworthy: Alex Brightman and Leslie Kritzer defty showcase a wide range of character voices and vocal styles, often within the same breath. Sophia Ann Caruso's preternatural powerhouse vocals are explosive as they are controlled. Dana Steingold's solo about girl scout cookies is the only thing that kept me awake during the second act. Also, I just love Kerry Butler. I found the Winter Garden's box office staff and ushers to be friendlier and more capable than those at some other Broadway theaters. This being said, this show is far from child-friendly: if the movie was any indication, most of the humor, vocabulary, and subject matter in this musical adaptation would probably be too inappropriate or obscure for anyone not old enough to know what the electoral college is. As other reviewers have noted, many of the partial-view seats in even-numbered orchestra will miss out on some of the action happening stage left, though the seats themselves have generous width and pitch. Booster seats are available for those seated in the very first row (or for your small chlidren, if you were reckless enough to bring them). As expected, some of the souvenir merchandise costs more than what you probably paid for your seat (e.g. $80 for a hoodie). But if you're like me, you'll probably spend all of intermission waiting in the line that snakes up or down the stairs to the restrooms, wondering what possessed the architects of the building to put restrooms in the basement.
We didn't know what to expect. Friends told us that it was a fast paced, electrifying musical. They were correct! Our tickets were stage left, orchestra. We could see & hear everything well. The first song was about death - irreverent & hysterical. The first appearance of the title character was rapid fire dialogue & pitch perfect vocalization. We were hooked! The pace never waned and the story got better & better. It's been a long time since we saw the movie. It seems as if the plot and story mirrored the film well, with alterations that only improved it. All of the characters were sensational with perfect timing and vocalizing. The sets were colorful, fun, & moved seamlessly about the stage in perfect rhythms. The audience was as wrapped up in the action as we were. By the time the actors took their curtain calls, all of us were on our feet cheering and applauding. It was THAT good! We would see it again. And again!
- CAPTIVATING. ELECTRIFYING. HILARIOUS. - Dear Evan Hansen emotion meets Frozen/Aladdin magic meets Book of Mormon humor - This is truly a show - First act = 1hour, 20min intermission, Second act = 1hour - Apparently it deviates from the movie (I haven't seen it) but I loved the storyline nonetheless - Beetlejuice was of course the highlight of the show - Constant laughter from the audience - Would not recommend for younger kids since there are some 'scarier' scenes (amputation) and quite a bit of swearing - Their run at the Winter Garden ends June 6, 2020 so get tickets while you can! Hopefully they can move to another theater.
BeetleJuice is one of those eventful broadway musical that you'll never forget. You'll find yourself laughing from the beginning of the show to the very end and still want to more. For starters, BeetleJuice is full of energy, wicked and he literally engages with the audience throughout the entire show. With that said if you are sitting in the front, be alert and get ready to be part of the the play. It'll be great so come with a sense of humor. BeetleJuice the musical's theme is far from the movie theme. Keep that in mind prior to booking tickets to see the show. Overall if you are one of those who is open to creativeness then what you are waiting for definitely book tickets right now. Honestly don't worry about where you are sitting in the auditorium, you'll absolutely have an awesome view of the stage. Overall, BeetleJuice is beyond amazing and will totally rock your world. I feel as though you must be a BeetleJuice fan to fully appreciate the show.
Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice! I nearly passed out when I heard Beetlejuice was coming to Broadway. This was one of my favorite movies ever! And the play was so much fun. It was so funny and deserved the standing ovation it recieved. I would have liked to see Beetlejuice in more makeup as he barely had any on but he embodied the character brilliantly. The music, costumes, stage set, & cast were magnificent. It's a definite must see. It is a bit vulgar but it's suitable for teen children. It was definitely worth the money... Get tickets and enjoy!
When I found out Beetlejuice was coming to Broadway I knew I had to go see it and I was not disappointed. This play was funny and entertaining. Beetlejuice was funny throughout the entire show. Making subtle references to current events made it even better. This show is not for the people who are very sensitive because they do curse and make sexual references ( wouldn't recommend it for kids). Lydia was amazing. Her vocals. Her acting. She is very talented. The entire cast was amazing and talented. Definitely worth the money!
This is one of the few things I would give beyond a 5 stars if I could. But don't let that hype it up in your head, because I think stories are highly dependent on the viewer. Me, I'm an elder millennial who not only saw the original Beetlejuice movie as a kid, but grew up in a time where the sense of humor was highly referenced in this show. I first saw BJ in May of 2022, just as a "let's check out something new" while in NYC. I was totally caught off guard by how funny it was, how catchy the songs get in your head, and the sheer talent of Alex Brightman. I immediately downloaded the soundtrack and it became a regular in my playlists. Jump ahead to the breaking news that they'll be shutting doors (again) in Jan 2023, and I HAD to go back to see this cast. Since it was already my favorite show (beating out my other favorites like Wicked, Waitress, and Matilda), I splurged on front row seats this time to get the best experience. It was a night and day difference, to see everything up close. I was able to focus on the mannerisms of the cast members, as well as pay attention to ensemble characters who normally would get lost in the shuffle. I tried my best to soak in every bit of the magic, from the comedic timing, the chemistry, the nuances of vocal notes compared to the recorded studio version; and I had an absolute blast! I also want to note that BJ doesn't suffer from a let down second act. Quite a few shows have a big number to close Act 1, and they don't quite fully hit those highs again. However, this show has a good balance of quality songs across both halves. read more
1 year ago
Absolutely loved this show!! Probably one of my favorite of all time! Its a must see. Sooo much fun. Sat in front row. Soooo worth it. read more
1 year ago
So I went in not knowing anything prior about the musical. I've never seen the film before either as I think it's way before my time. However, I heard it was a Tim Burton creation , so it must be epic and also weird. I think the musical falls under weird. I liked the stage decor and theatrical display of everything , which was very creative! However, the humor isn't so much my kind of humor (a lot of dirty, kinda sexist jokes). But that is exactly the titular role's personality. The musical did a good job making him scary looking. Anyways, although this musicals' storyline also revolves around an adolescent's life, I don't think the musical is suitable for kids. In terms of seating, I was seated almost in the last row of orchestra (Row Y) . (FYI , I did win the lottery after being on standby) . Don't think it's the best seats in the house but definitely far from worse. By the way, i was sitting on velvet chairs, so I believe those are just placed there to serve as extra seating . read more
I an obsessed with this adaptation of Beetlejuice. It's hysterical, but still manages to be emotional and heartwarming. The songs were catchy, and enjoyable. Alex Brightman as Beetlejuice is just amazing. His high energy performance kept me engaged from start to finish. Keep in mind, this is not super kid friendly. There's a lot of inappropriate jokes, that maybe young kids won't get, but just keep that in mind when you're taking little ones. I went in expecting a good show, but left already looking forward to an excuse to go back and see it again! read more
11 months ago
4 years ago
I cannot believe this show will be closed in January! I enjoyed every second of it. The jokes were tied to modern times, which is so intelligent! This show is not for kids; you hear many curse words and adult jokes. Don't be afraid to express yourself and wear a costume to the show; there was a lot of Beetlejuice in the audience! read more
4 years ago
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice What a wonderful production! Great actors great music great costumes. Extravaganza and funny jumped out of my seat with laughter and spontaneity. Go go go. See Beetlejuice on Broadway we had a fantastic time read more
For my 500th Yelp review -- Beetlejuice will do! Dead is as dead does -- and this incarnation of Tim Burton's classic will leave you thoroughly alive on arrival! A wonderful romp! Replete with inventive staging and sets, Irreverent dialogue, cool music and outstanding ensemble vocals -- you will LOL - spontaneously clap -- and hoot and holler until you're hoarse. Don't miss this show. The Beetlejuice understudy starred in this midweek performance (Will Blum) and he was outstanding. Kudos Will Blum! Once again TDF hit it out of the park - with center orchestra seats about 10 rows back. I would say perfect - if not for the corpulent human with an impossibly enormous Hagrid sized head seated directly in front of me. Worse still, this fellow kept bobbing his noggin side to side throughout the performance -- annoyingly obscuring the view from my otherwise outstanding seats. Oh well. I practiced my sideways glance and patience. Still working on my chi folks. :)) Top Top: I think this show is best viewed from the front row of the center mezzanine - where you get a better view of the spectacular sets -- and awesome light show. The house acoustics are great no matter where you sit. read more
The play was musical colorful creative but incredibly loud and unfortunately a lot of incredibly loud screaming people in the audience. $18 for a Coke and a candy bar because I actually was falling asleep during the first half. the guy next to me was so obnoxious and every 40 seconds had some dorky dopey loud laugh that sounded so fake and it made the play incredibly painful to watch and definitely not worth $159.00 The seats were great but it was all way too much. read more
TL;DR--Aside from sharing many of the same plot points, characters, and one-line zingers, the Winter Garden's current production and Tim Burton's 1988 film appear to have little in common: the musical has been stripped of any foreboding overtones and given the same Halloween theme-park treatment that The Addams Family stage adaptation was given. The songs are catchy and the show's visual elements are eye-popping, but after 2.5 hours the whole affairs feels like an enjoyable but forgettable piece of escapist entertainment. As one may expect, Broadway Beetlejuice is equal parts zebra stripes and Tony-nominated razzmatazz--featuring a set list of songs about familiar themes such as teenage angst, life unfulfilled, misplaced ambitions, and familial dysfunction. (Ironically, the show isn't really about death at all and treats mortality as another plot device.) Be sure to look out for your favorite tropes as well: A trapdoor. A harness. Stunt doubles. A sweet couple who act as parental surrogates to a lonely and misunderstood teenage heroine. An overabundance of jokes that break the fourth wall. Jill Abramovitz playing various grandmotherly characters. A tap number after the intermission to keep the audience awake? Check. Followed by a ballad that maybe puts that same audience to sleep? Check. While the show is tonally inconsistent and never manages to measure up in the storytelling department, it's still full of surprises big and small--particularly the various puppets designed by Michael Curry (many based on those in the film) and scenic design of the Netherworld, to name a few. Spoiler: there's a confetti cannon. Individual performances are also noteworthy: Alex Brightman and Leslie Kritzer defty showcase a wide range of character voices and vocal styles, often within the same breath. Sophia Ann Caruso's preternatural powerhouse vocals are explosive as they are controlled. Dana Steingold's solo about girl scout cookies is the only thing that kept me awake during the second act. Also, I just love Kerry Butler. I found the Winter Garden's box office staff and ushers to be friendlier and more capable than those at some other Broadway theaters. This being said, this show is far from child-friendly: if the movie was any indication, most of the humor, vocabulary, and subject matter in this musical adaptation would probably be too inappropriate or obscure for anyone not old enough to know what the electoral college is. As other reviewers have noted, many of the partial-view seats in even-numbered orchestra will miss out on some of the action happening stage left, though the seats themselves have generous width and pitch. Booster seats are available for those seated in the very first row (or for your small chlidren, if you were reckless enough to bring them). As expected, some of the souvenir merchandise costs more than what you probably paid for your seat (e.g. $80 for a hoodie). But if you're like me, you'll probably spend all of intermission waiting in the line that snakes up or down the stairs to the restrooms, wondering what possessed the architects of the building to put restrooms in the basement. read more
7 years ago
We didn't know what to expect. Friends told us that it was a fast paced, electrifying musical. They were correct! Our tickets were stage left, orchestra. We could see & hear everything well. The first song was about death - irreverent & hysterical. The first appearance of the title character was rapid fire dialogue & pitch perfect vocalization. We were hooked! The pace never waned and the story got better & better. It's been a long time since we saw the movie. It seems as if the plot and story mirrored the film well, with alterations that only improved it. All of the characters were sensational with perfect timing and vocalizing. The sets were colorful, fun, & moved seamlessly about the stage in perfect rhythms. The audience was as wrapped up in the action as we were. By the time the actors took their curtain calls, all of us were on our feet cheering and applauding. It was THAT good! We would see it again. And again! read more
- CAPTIVATING. ELECTRIFYING. HILARIOUS. - Dear Evan Hansen emotion meets Frozen/Aladdin magic meets Book of Mormon humor - This is truly a show - First act = 1hour, 20min intermission, Second act = 1hour - Apparently it deviates from the movie (I haven't seen it) but I loved the storyline nonetheless - Beetlejuice was of course the highlight of the show - Constant laughter from the audience - Would not recommend for younger kids since there are some 'scarier' scenes (amputation) and quite a bit of swearing - Their run at the Winter Garden ends June 6, 2020 so get tickets while you can! Hopefully they can move to another theater. read more
7 years ago
BeetleJuice is one of those eventful broadway musical that you'll never forget. You'll find yourself laughing from the beginning of the show to the very end and still want to more. For starters, BeetleJuice is full of energy, wicked and he literally engages with the audience throughout the entire show. With that said if you are sitting in the front, be alert and get ready to be part of the the play. It'll be great so come with a sense of humor. BeetleJuice the musical's theme is far from the movie theme. Keep that in mind prior to booking tickets to see the show. Overall if you are one of those who is open to creativeness then what you are waiting for definitely book tickets right now. Honestly don't worry about where you are sitting in the auditorium, you'll absolutely have an awesome view of the stage. Overall, BeetleJuice is beyond amazing and will totally rock your world. I feel as though you must be a BeetleJuice fan to fully appreciate the show. read more
8 years ago
Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice! I nearly passed out when I heard Beetlejuice was coming to Broadway. This was one of my favorite movies ever! And the play was so much fun. It was so funny and deserved the standing ovation it recieved. I would have liked to see Beetlejuice in more makeup as he barely had any on but he embodied the character brilliantly. The music, costumes, stage set, & cast were magnificent. It's a definite must see. It is a bit vulgar but it's suitable for teen children. It was definitely worth the money... Get tickets and enjoy! read more
7 years ago
When I found out Beetlejuice was coming to Broadway I knew I had to go see it and I was not disappointed. This play was funny and entertaining. Beetlejuice was funny throughout the entire show. Making subtle references to current events made it even better. This show is not for the people who are very sensitive because they do curse and make sexual references ( wouldn't recommend it for kids). Lydia was amazing. Her vocals. Her acting. She is very talented. The entire cast was amazing and talented. Definitely worth the money! read more
4 years ago
Excellent show! It was funny and entertaining with great actors and singers! They changed it up so it's not exactly like the movie which I liked, since it meant I didn't know everything that was coming. Word of caution. I saw loads of small children dressed up like the Beetlejuice character, but this is an adult version of Beetlejuice. There is quite a bit of foul language and they drop the F bombs and sexual innuendo's. I enjoyed it tremendously. read more
7 years ago
What a Great Surprise tonight‼ The performance was filled with laughter, great vocals, stage sets, and talent. I found myself laughing at the subtle references to current events and amazed by the vocals. The story line was somewhat different with twists than the film version. A standing ovation from the crowd and with a recommendation to go for a lighthearted fun show. * My Tip- Teenagers and older will get show only ** They do curse and drop "F Bomb" quite a bit. read more
This has been a wonderful experience all around. Excellent show that I highly recommend. Granted, I had gone prior to Covid, so I hope performance returns with all the talent that had been a part of this wonderful show. Witty, surreal, and magical, the stage was truly at a whole different tier. The entire experience was something other open crossing through the door. Anyhow, as soon as the lights are back ON, check out this extravaganza! read more
It was our NYC weekend getaway where we spend an evening at a Times Square Hotel, enjoy dinner with friends and buy tickets for a play on Broadway. This time we chose Beetlejuice thanks to a review from a Yelp Elite friend. We chose to buy tickets the day before the performance and found that we had no problem finding available good seats. The theater Beetlejuice was performing at the Winter Garden which has been active as a theatre since 1911 and renovated a few times since. The seating was comfortable which one does not always find in old theaters and the crowd was electrifying ready for a great performance. As far as the show, we thought the actor who played Beetlejuice was fabulous along with the young confused girl. The theater lighting and stage changes were well done. However, I was not pleased with the storyline that differed somewhat from the movie version. And as a musical it was not one of my favorites. Overall it was quite entertaining and we all enjoyed the fun of watching a movie come to life on stage. And I do not suggest bring young children to this show since there is adult content. read more
4 years ago
This was the reason for our trip. As a Christmas gift to our daughter, she and I did a weekend trip to NY to see Beetlejuice. I knew the music going in, so I was aware that there are absolutely some maybe slightly inappropriate jokes. But hey, I have a dark sense of humor so I loved it. The actors were great. The show was fantastic. Can I get a sandworm like that installed in my house please?!? We had an amazing time. This was my daughters 1st Broadway show and she loved it. I think the only negative is that she is hooked and this may become an expensive obsession. read more
7 years ago
Five Stars, Five Stars, Five Stars!!! Said three times, spoken unbroken! This show is a FANTASTIC production for all ages. If tickets would have been available for us to go a second time while we were in the city, we would have gone right back down to the Netherworld and taken another 'trip' on this wild ride that is Beetlejuice on Broadway! I don't even know where to start, everything from the incredible set design and lighting to the show-stopping performances from the uber-talented cast, perfection in every way. Loads of earworm songs that will 'haunt' you for the rest of the day, mind you in the BEST possible way. If I could scream I would, it's truly that much fun! It had all of us (adult to age 7) on the edge of our seats the entire 2.5 hours. We laughed till we hurt, and some of us that are more sentimental even shed a few tears during Sophia Anne Caruso's more emotional numbers. Sadly, Beetlejuice is closing this summer, but if you get the chance to get there before June, go, go, go...IMO this show appeals to theatre fans and non-theatre fans alike - it's just a FUN experience. read more
It was so great! I love the fact that they took a different spin on the movie. The songs very clever and performance...I would definitely come back to see it again. It is intended for adults with adult language so consider that when buying tickets. read more
7 years ago
7 years ago
Beetle Juice, Beetle Juice, Bottle Juice!? Shouting out to all the Lydias out there, go watch that weirdly-cute Lydia character on stage. I've never seen the movie so I was so surprised and weirdly proud that the main actress's name is Lydia. Back to the main point, Beetle Juice is definitely the Broadway show that knows how to build a mysteriously joyful atmosphere even BEFORE the show starts. Get there early to dip yourself into that world of green-prupleish wonder and possibly get yourself a special Beetle Juice cocktail! My friends and I tried to save some money by buying $59 partial View (with $2 service fee already included). Buying the tickets directly from their box office also helps us save the $6 or $12 service fee from other online vendors. However, I have to warn you, they meant it with the "partial View" LOL A lot of the activities on stage take place on the far right, which makes it hard to view if you're sitting in the aisle seats. With $69 (just $10 more) you can get some pretty good seats, even sitting on 2nd floor is better than sitting on far right cause the theater is WIDER than other theaters in NY. Even with the theme of death, this show is still hilarious and sometimes heart-warming. Please bring whoever needs a good laugh there! The stage design is incredible, and I'll just save all the surprises to you Yelpers. Enjoy the show! read more
A great show with a very talented cast. The set was phenomenal with lighting that is awesome. The performances were simply wonderful. The theatre is great even though it was a long line to get in. The show is divergent from the movie but done well for theatre adaptation. Definitely try to see this before it closes June, 2020. read more
7 years ago
This is a must see! Every bit of it was just so much fun. From the characters to the costumes it was such a good time. We really enjoyed the music and I enjoyed the little bit of adult humor, which wasn't too much for my 13 year old. This musical is really well done. I'm already planning on taking friends. read more
7 years ago
My boyfriend surprised me with tickets to this show last Friday. We both have loved the Tim Burton movie, and while the show does follow some of the cult classic, it does veer off at points into its own creative direction. If you are as open minded as we were, you will enjoy it and undoubtedly laugh all night like we did. Beetlejuice and Lydia stole the show, but all supporting cast were amazing. We ended up taking advantage of the Broadway 2-for-1 week, and got wonderful mezzanine center row seats. While most seats are great at the Winter Garden, you'll want to stay away from the rear seats as your view of the stage will be obstructed. read more
4 years ago
7 years ago
Ok so this has to be one of my favorite Broadway productions PERIOD! From the songs to the sets, Broadway really put a ton of effort into this show and it shows. The theatre itself is huge and the special effects were some of the best I've seen in a Broadway production! This is great for children and adults alike. I can't wait to go again. I enjoyed myself. I had front row seats on the left side of the theater. The view was total perfection and the leg room in the front row was phenomenal. I loved Beetlejuice and would definitely come to see it again. read more
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Is it appropriate to watch for a 10 year old? Will they enjoy it? Thank you!
That's a tough question. They'll definitely enjoy it, unless they get spooked easily. It's scary like the Disney haunted house - all light and fun but dark colors and dark themes. There is swearing so that might be an issue. No sex or drugs, but…
