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This was so amazing. My daughter and i loved it. She likes this kind of stuff and rarely gets to see them. It was a wonderful mother and daughter date for sure. Thanks again.
The music was slightly off at times. Overall a good show.
Wonderful performance, as good as the one we saw in NYC! Queen E needs to figure out a better system for the women’s bathroom. You could end up spending the whole intermission in the loo and then some coming back late and not being seated.
It was ok. The musics wasn’t great. I wouldn’t recommend this play
The story has such potential, but this show was so very patchy that it was hard to stay engaged. The vocals were shreiked, perhaps due to the (ugly) headsets, or the tech who didnt adjust them between songs and dialogue. Lovely sets, a nice little "orchestra" but just like the song "Sugar" the score was insipid and lacked panache. Male roles were stronger than the three womens'. The risque scenes were great fun and stood in stark contrast to the sit com like set ups. C-
LOVED Waitress. Great story, satisfying music and unexpectedly hilarious! Would see it again in a heartbeat.
I did not know what the show was about. We (mother in-law, sister in-law and step daughter) all really enjoyed it. We would definitely go see it again.
I thoroughly enjoyed this play. A mixture of different personalities, friendships all with personal issues. A very upbeat presentation, great musical numbers.
found it hard (at times) to hear the 3 female waitresses-maybe it was the background "noise" of the band or their mikes had moved. Otherwise it was great
With a right blend of drama, comedy and catchy tunes, this Broadway hit delivers. The staging was very detailed with no expense spared. Bailey McCall was great as Jenna and the supporting cast was on the mark. It was a lengthy production, just over 2 1/4 hours but time seemed to fly. Overall a very enjoyable Theatre experience. We would see Waitress again.
Waitress was a wonderful surprise on the musical circuit! Excellent singing combined with solid acting and creative choreography will keep your attention from the minute the curtain goes up to the minute it goes down. My only complaint is that is was over too soon! One of the most enjoyable nights I’ve had in a long time!
The show was fantastic. It was both funny and serious and we thoroughly enjoyed it.
Like 30 minute sitcom lasting 1 1/2 - 2 hours. Not worth 50 characters to submit this reply.
This production was amazing, especially in a venue as classic and beautiful as the QET. The flirty love story and the ominous themes of frustration and abuse were brought together in an ending that did not disappoint. With a fantastic cast and crew to backnot up, Waitress is not a show to miss.
We left at the intermission which speaks volumes! The production was dated, repetitive, unmusical and downright simple. No costume, nor set design to elevate the presentation. The acting and singing was below par but granted, there was little to work with. We travelled to see two shows in Vancouver. The first was excellent, a perfectly balanced production, so good that it compensated for our second experience with “Waitress”. First time we have ever left early from a Queen Elizabeth show but life is too short to sit through banality. We appreciate that hard work went into this effort but it was a show without substance or merit.
I amglad that i went to see "Waitress". I didnt know the storyline before hand. Personally, i was not impressed with all of the sexual positions. I would have been embarrased to have minors there. From where i was sitting in the bacony section, it was really hard to see the facial espressions and quite a bit of them just sitting on the couch. Their voices were great, especially the Africsn Americzn lady. If i were to rate this musical from 1 to 10. 10 being the best. I would rate it at a 5. Its nothing personal, i just didnt see any spectscular moments in it. However, I am extremely glad i went as i love supporting the Arts. Sincerely Tracie Smuland
Loved the book, but the score was boring and tuneless. No modern composers are capable anymore of writing tunes that you come out humming or will ever enter the "American Songbook". But I keep trying and keep hoping for that new musical with real, melodic, memorable "show tunes". Finding Neverland is next. Fingers crossed!
