So yesturday, I went to New Jersey to see the new musical Hunchback of Notre Dame. When me and my friend got to Millburn. We went to a quick lunch and walk around the place before heading to Paper Mill Playhouse. The area looks pretty nice. It reminds me of a center I like back at home. We got to the theatre and the staff was really friendly. It really seemed like they loved their job. There actually had a store selling some really nice Hunchback stuff.
The theatre room itself was huge and it never felt that it has bad seats. At my row near the entrance, you could still see everything and the sound was really good.
The show is really good. I'm currently doing a review at the moment. My short impression for now is that they outdid themselves.The cast really enjoyed their roles, Patrick Page did a amazing job as Frollo. It went really into the novel route and I loved that. My only complaints are the lack of time with some of the characters and the unnecessary narration throughout. At this point, I can really see it being in Boardway.
After the show, I managed to get the autographs of most of the main cast upset for Michael Arden. I even got a picture of myself with Patrick Page, and it was great. The main cast are really nice.
The theatre room itself was huge and it never felt that it has bad seats. At my row near the entrance, you could still see everything and the sound was really good.
The show is really good. I'm currently doing a review at the moment. My short impression for now is that they outdid themselves.The cast really enjoyed their roles, Patrick Page did a amazing job as Frollo. It went really into the novel route and I loved that. My only complaints are the lack of time with some of the characters and the unnecessary narration throughout. At this point, I can really see it being in Boardway.
After the show, I managed to get the autographs of most of the main cast upset for Michael Arden. I even got a picture of myself with Patrick Page, and it was great. The main cast are really nice.
