This was the first time I used Gold Star to purchase event tickets. I was a bit leary when I found out the the best seats available for the show was rear orchestra. However, the seats turned out to be great. We were still close enough to the stage to get a the whole view. I ran into no problems whatsoever. The tickets were there at will call. And best of all I only paid half the usual rate! I will definately use Gold Star again to purchase many more events and will also refer it to my friends.

Sincerely,
A Satisfied Customer

I would rate the event "a good time" but not "great"

I suggest you add a rating that corresponds to "good time" but is less than "great time"

While the sets were beautiful and interesting, the plot was unbelievable and unethical without realizing it. While the singing and orchestra was skilled, the songs were dissonant and unmemorable. The plot involves a love between a young Italian man and an American woman who, at the age of 10 or 12, was kicked in the head by a Shetland Pony and has not developed mentally or emotionally since then. Due to the language barriers between the two families, this little factoid remains unknown to the Italian family. If one takes out the music and adds the wit of Oscar Wilde, this could be a hilarious play. In poor taste to be certain, but hilarious nonetheless. But even in poor taste, it would have been more noteworthy than the performance we saw last night. If this play won numerous Tony Awards from Broadway, I have a few questions for the American Theater Wing.

It was okay. NOthing to write home about.