the music was good, but didn't knock my socks off.\n\nThere are TONS of tickets - so no need to rush out and get them in advance - decide the day before or morning of, and get tix from your hotel concierge.\n\nA few good songs, if you are from that era - but I didn't recognize most of them.  The best set (or most interesting) was the last one in the first half, when you had the perspective of being on stage with them-that was pretty cool.\n\nIt wasn't really much of a story; the plot was more like a second thought used only to link the songs together.  Maybe I am just not a broadway person, but it's hard to get into stage overdramatics.\n\nI found the choreography very repetitive, but then again that's probably the case with groups.\n\nThe audience tended to comprise mostly older folk (50+) who I assume are more familiar with the music.