Have you seen Take Flight?

What did you think?

Love it, hate it, somewhere in-between? We want to know!

Did you have a favorite moment or song? Were their parts you particularly liked, or disliked? Would you recommend the show to others?

Post an “audience response” or read what other people are saying by clicking on the “comments” link below.

We can’t wait to hear what you think.

Posted by Lauren Medici, Marketing Intern at McCarter.

Patrick Andrews and Tracy Letts in Steppenwolf Theatre Company’s American Buffalo. Photo by Michael Brosilow.

Have you seen American Buffalo?

What did you think? Did you think it was the bee’s knees? Do you agree with the newspaper reviews, or disagree? Favorite parts of the show? Things that weren’t to your taste?

Post an “audience response” or read what other people are saying by clicking on the “comments” link below.

We can’t wait to hear what you think!

Ben Vereen and Evan Parke in Fetch Clay, Make Man. Photo by T. Charles Erickson.

Have you seen Fetch Clay, Make Man?

What did you think? Did you think it was the bee’s knees? Do you agree with the newspaper reviews, or disagree? Favorite parts of the show? Things that weren’t to your taste?

Post an “audience response” or read what other people are saying by clicking on the “comments” link below.

We can’t wait to hear what you think!

James Stephens in A Christmas Carol. Photo by T. Charles Erickson.

Have you seen A Christmas Carol this year? What did you think? Did you think it was the bee’s knees? Do you agree with the newspaper reviews, or disagree? Favorite parts of the show? Things that weren’t to your taste? How did it compare to past versions you’ve seen of McCarter’s A Christmas Carol?

Post an “audience response” or read what other people are saying by clicking on the “comments” link below. We can’t wait to hear what you think!

Kristine Nielsen, Brooks Ashmanskas and Rebecca Brooksher in She Stoops to Conquer. Photo by T. Charles Erickson.

Have you seen She Stoops to Conquer?  What did you think?  Did you think it was the bee’s knees?  Do you agree with the newspaper reviews, or disagree? Favorite parts of the show? Things that weren’t to your taste?  Did you see the production in 1963?

Post an “audience response” or read what other people are saying by clicking on the “comments” link below. We can’t wait to hear what you think!

Yvette Freeman and Lizan Mitchell in Having Our Say. Photo by T. Charles Erickson.

Have you seen Having Our Say?  What did you think?  Did you think it was the bee’s knees?  Do you agree with the newspaper reviews, or disagree? Favorite parts of the show? Things that weren’t to your taste?  Did you see the production in 1995?

Post an “audience response” or read what other people are saying by clicking on the “comments” link below. We can’t wait to hear what you think!

In the Red and Brown Water. Photo by Rich Termine.

Have you seen In the Red and Brown Water (Part I of The Brother/Sister Plays).  What did you think?  Did you think it was the bee’s knees?  Do you agree with the newspaper reviews, or disagree? Favorite parts of the show? Things that weren’t to your taste?  Are you coming back to see Part II?

Post an “audience response” or read what other people are saying by clicking on the “comments” link below. We can’t wait to hear what you think!

Rick Foucheux, Rebecca Brooksher and Tom Story in Twelfth Night. Photo by T.Charles Erickson.

So the reviews of Twelfth night are starting to come in, and so far, they’re great!

New Jersey’s Star-Ledger reported:
“Rebecca Taichman’s production of Shakespeare’s gender-bending comedy is beautiful, intelligent, funny and moving. She’s taken a play that was born great, has achieved greatness, and thrust it onto the McCarter stage with results that are — here’s that word again — great.”

CurtainUp.com declared:
“Every now and then there is that rare confluence of conception, acting, directing, design, stage craft and in this instance music (a small orchestra provides song support and lovely incidental music) marks a production as sheer bliss… A co-production between McCarter and D.C.’s The Shakespeare Theatre Company, Taichman has addressed the play’s outrageously convoluted plotting and re-considered the bountiful mix of tomfoolery and romance from a distinctly sensual, sexual, and psychologically inverted perspective. But don’t worry, as it is suitable for the whole family.”

So what did you think?  Did you think it was the bee’s knees?  Do you agree with the newspaper reviews, or disagree? Favorite parts of the show? Things that weren’t to your taste? Post an “audience response” or read what other people are saying by clicking on the “comments” link below. We can’t wait to hear what you think!

Have you seen Mrs. Warren’s Profession? What did you think? Did you think it was the bee’s knees?  Do you agree with the newspaper reviews, or disagree? Favorite parts of the show? Things that weren’t to your taste? Post a “citizen response” or read what other people are saying by clicking on the “comments” link below. We can’t wait to hear what you think!

If you want to include your picture with your review, email it to me and I’ll make sure it gets attached.

Posted by Adam Immerwahr, Producing Associate at McCarter Theatre.

Have you seen this year’s production of A Christmas Carol? What did you think? Did you think it was the bee’s knees?  Do you agree with the newspaper reviews, or disagree? Favorite parts of the show? Things that weren’t to your taste? How does it compare to previous productions of A Christmas Carol? Post a “citizen response” or read what other people are saying by clicking on the “comments” link below. We can’t wait to hear what you think!

If you want to include your picture with your review, email it to me and I’ll make sure it gets attached.

Posted by Adam Immerwahr, Producing Associate at McCarter Theatre.