So you have background, I attend Broadway shows every month while in NYC. I purchased Goldstar tickets to this production presuming it would not be worth the top ticket price. Having said that, I was correct in my assumption. The production starts off with a pre-show 'comedy' routine from this tired, raggedy drag queen who required a clipboard to read off humorless insults to the audience. She'd do better working the Boulevard outside - as this sure set the tone for the lackluster production. George Hamilton, although a fantastic tanner, still lacks any ability to act or sing and had ZERO stage presence. I was amazed that the producers selected him to be the headline name. Perhaps it was to draw on that younger demographic every show needs to sustain (sarcastic). Sieber has a great voice for -most- of the first act, however even he had some difficulties in his big final act 1 number. The entire production was disappointing and we wound up leaving at intermission. Do yourself a favor and save the $20 parking and ticket price (discounted or other) and spend it instead on a drag show at a local gay club - you'll thank me later. Sorry folks - however its the absolute truth coming from an experienced theater goer.

Thought the lead, Albein was sensational. Great voice and movement. Hamilton can't sing or dance and is a bit wooden. He played Billy Flynn in Chicago? The sets were on the cheap, but the cast was very good, and all in all an entertaining evening.

It's been a long time since I had a laugh out loud good time at a musical. The lead actors were amazing. George Hamilton is super charming and does a good job with this demanding role. Chris Sieber as Albin was amazing. I loved Chris' work in Shrek the Musical and especially in Spamalot, but here he OWNS the show. The 6 main dancers did an amazing job too. good scenery, costuming, choreography and the orchestra were all standouts too. This is a MUST see show. If you miss it here, see it in the OC or San Diego, but try to see it!