McTavish: Retro ‘White Christmas’ Still Happy and Bright at Music Hall
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Nancy Besa
You captured it expertly!! Now everyone go out and get your tickets before it blows out of town on Sunday.
Angela Kreps
As a mom of 3 daughters, ages 6-19, who attended the show, we were delighted with the family-friendly opportunity to enjoy theatre. This was a terrific show, with actors who enjoy performing in Kansas City. They love us; we love them. Awesome way to spend an evening.
Christy Johnson
Wow, I guess I am the Scrooge on this one. I loved the dancing, but the acting was WAAAY over the top. Especially, the general who reminded me more of Gilbert Godfrey to Patton. The book was changed so much from the movie that it was maddening. I missed the fake engagement, the sprained ankle to keep the general away from the tv. (the real estate deal was absurd). I didn’t appreciate the extra songs. We walked out before the end. White Christmas, the movie is a classic. White Christmas, the musical is not.