Pleasuredome Reviews
TheatreScenes: "The choreography and costumes are captivating. Michael Hurst's trademark ability to build a spectacular number, which he displayed ... in his productions of Cabaret and Chicago, is in full force".
Newshub: "Pleasuredome is the best show of 2017 ... it's everything you hoped it would be ... director Michael Hurst and producer Rob Tapert should hold their heads high, because they're delivered something I don't think we've ever experienced in New Zealand".
NZ Herald: "It's fun, entertaining ... Pleasuredome delivers ... The dancers are engaging and superb ... Go early, dress 80s and party on".
Theatreview: "Pleasuredome is a courageous extravaganza of a show that is hugely enjoyable. It's a treat to see such risk taking putting on a show of this scale. So, dig out your leg warmers and arrive early for some trashy NYC 80s street life. You'll have a ball".
Craccum: "The musical acts are delightfully daring and entertaining ... The cast of Pleasuredome are without a doubt talented ... Think dramatic, sexy and sassy performances with all the glitter, gold and confetti to match".
NZ Entertainment Podcast: "Go and see this show, you won't regret it ... It is simply great to see such talent coming out of Aotearoa, and its simply great to see Kiwis having such a great time ... A one of a kind show better in many respects than any other in the world is somehow hidden away in a West Auckland warehouse".
Keeping Up with New Zealand: "Every corner of the stage, and parts of the audience area are infected with the cheeky and sexy choreography. The energetic and bendy cast strut around the catwalk ... There's a lot to love here, and the energy is fantastic ... Pleasuredome, The Musical is a unique nostalgic experience that has big budget, big numbers and is a delicious slice of the big apple".
GayExpress: "100% energy, great music and surprisingly good singing gives it a real foot tapping, fun quotient that the risque performanes and outfits only enhance".
Radio NZ: "it's a very immersive production ... there's some great performers ... the story is a classic musical story ... that whatever happens ... love and music will conquer all ... it's a really, really fun night and it's exciting to see New Zealand theatre move into this stage." |