Moulin Rouge! The Musical

Absolutely spectacular from start to finish! Moulin Rouge on Broadway is a full-on visual and musical feast, the costumes, the set, the energy… everything is over the top in the best way possible. The cast was incredible (only knew Jordan Fisher who was amazing!!!!!), and the mashups of modern pop hits with the classic story worked so well. It’s emotional, fun, dramatic, and completely dazzling. If you’re in NYC and want a Broadway show that truly delivers a wow factor, this is it. I left singing and smiling! 100% recommend!

Title: A Dazzling Spectacle of Love, Tragedy, and Sensuality Review: Moulin Rouge! The Musical is a breathtaking visual and musical experience that captivates from start to finish. With dazzling costumes, stunning set designs, and electrifying performances, the show immerses the audience in a world of passion, artistry, and high-energy entertainment. Sitting close to the stage in prime Orchestra seats, my wife and I were drawn into the heart of the action, absorbing every detail—from the vibrant choreography to the exquisite hair, makeup, and theatrical ambiance. The standout of the night was Hailee Kaleem Wright as Satine, whose voice was nothing short of magical, delivering a performance filled with emotion and soul-stirring power. While the show bursts with humor, sensuality, and lively musical numbers, the tragic love story at its core makes for an emotional rollercoaster. Christian and Satine’s doomed romance, though beautifully portrayed, left me wishing for a happier ending. For those looking for a lighthearted night out, the bittersweet finale may not be for everyone. However, for those who appreciate grandeur, raw emotion, and a masterfully staged production, *Moulin Rouge!* delivers an unforgettable theatrical experience. Despite the theater’s relatively small size and compact seating, the immersive energy of the production more than makes up for it. The combination of spectacular visuals, mesmerizing performances, and a powerful love story made for a truly entertaining evening, which we rounded off with a delightful dinner nearby. A solid five-star show that blends beauty, music, and drama in a way that stays with you long after the final curtain falls.

The renewed medleys every season is always fun. I wish they kept the Nirvana song in but each production and/or season has their own set of medleys it seems -- which actually makes it great! Seen this 3 times now, at the different venues, and each has each charm. Seeing it New York is an experience. The sound in the theater travelled well and the stage is always bright and glamorous.

What a blast of a show from start to finish, I did take a few cheeky photos, but it's a no no really. Seems no matter where you sit, so don't panic you will get an excellent view. The show is excellent, fast paced, song after song, you won't be disappointed.

My family has attended a few Broadway productions and was pleasantly surprised by the overall experience. The stage, costumes, lighting, sound, and performances were all exceptional. Mr. Jordan Fisher’s vocal prowess was truly remarkable. On one occasion, during a performance, the director made an unexpected decision to halt the show for approximately 15-20 minutes. This was due to the lead actress, Satine, experiencing an illness. Fortunately, a substitute actress was able to take over the role. She was amazing Overall, I highly recommend this Broadway show to anyone visiting New York City. The production was truly exceptional, and the cast and crew deserve our utmost admiration.

I saw Moulin Rouge! recently and overall it was a good show. The set was absolutely extravagant, pure Broadway magic. I had great seats in the mezzanine, a few rows up and center, and the view was perfect. I’d definitely recommend mezzanine over orchestra if you want a full, clear view of the stage. The music was great, and I loved the modern song choices like the Lady Gaga number. The choreography, though, wasn’t as dynamic as I expected, and the storyline dragged in some parts. Austin Durant as Harold Zidler and Andy Karl as The Duke of Monroth felt a bit flat in presence, but Jordan Fisher as Christian and Hailee Kaleem Wright as Satine really shined, especially vocally. I’m looking forward to seeing Wayne Brady as Zidler and Taye Diggs as The Duke. Hopefully they’ll bring some fresh energy to the roles. Overall, it’s an entertaining experience. You still leave feeling like you had a great time and on that Broadway high we all love.

I see a lot of Broadway shows, and this is easily one of the top musicals I’ve experienced. The sets were stunning, the costumes absolutely phenomenal, and the cast delivered powerful, beautiful vocals. Having Boy George in the show was an added treat—he brought great energy to the stage. The performance was lively from start to finish, and just when you thought it was over, the cast returned to sing a few more songs. Then Boy George came out and surprised the audience with a chorus of some of his biggest hits from his Culture Club days—a perfect way to end the night.

I completely understand why some people pack up their entire lives and drive to New York City just for a chance to work on Broadway—because after seeing Moulin Rouge, I wanted to do the exact same thing. It was hands down one of the most surreal and phenomenal experiences I’ve ever had. The show had everything: a powerful soundtrack blending contemporary hits with iconic songs from the movie, stunning costumes, incredible acting, and an absolutely breathtaking set design. Every element of the production was flawless—it was the kind of show that reminds you why people fall in love with theatre in the first place. I was lucky enough to be seated where I could see the actors exiting afterward, and I even shared a quick glance with one of the cabaret dancers. One of the ushers told me they saw me dancing in my seat—and honestly, I couldn’t help it. The energy was infectious and completely immersive. Moulin Rouge wasn’t just a show—it was an experience. If you ever get the chance to see it, go. It’s truly unforgettable.

Moulin Rouge on Broadway is an unforgettable experience, housed in one of the most stunning theaters I've ever had the pleasure of visiting. From the moment you walk in, the grandeur of the venue sets the stage for the incredible performance that follows. The show itself is a visual and auditory feast, with a perfect 10/10 in terms of costumes. Each outfit is meticulously designed, adding to the overall spectacle and grandeur of the production. Every song fits seamlessly into the storyline, creating a beautiful rhythm throughout the show. The use of contemporary hits woven into the narrative is masterfully done, leaving you captivated from beginning to end. While the performance can feel overdramatized at times, it doesn't detract from the central message of the show--the timeless power of love. I would wholeheartedly recommend both the show and this theater to everyone. It's a must-see for theater lovers and anyone looking to experience Broadway at its best. The energy, creativity, and heart in Moulin Rouge make it a truly spectacular night out in the Theater District.

The energy level in this musical is off-the-charts! If you want to see a fun show -- or bring guests to a fun show -- this is your safe bet! The fun...the energy...the music...the dancing...the costumes. It's a nonstop party from the moment it starts until the the moment it ends. Can't recommend it enough!

We went to this show on a whim as we had nothing planned for the night. The show, while not THE best production or talent I've seen, felt like it would be a great starter musical for those who "don't like musicals." It was very entertaining, weaved a lot of modern pop songs into the story very intelligently, maintained interest with all the variety in the scenes, had humor, love, and intrigue. Overall a good, "fun" show for the every day man. We saw the show on Saturday, December 21, at 8:00 PM. The doors opened at 7:20pm to allow time for security checkpoints. Be aware: the performance begins promptly, so latecomers will be seated only at management's discretion. Don't be that person. The show runs about 2 hours and 40 minutes with one 15 minute intermission, which is more towards the end than the middle of the show. The Al Hirschfeld Theatre is located at 302 West 45th Street between 8th & 9th Avenues. Our Seats were in Mezzanine, Front Center, H 101 & 102 (we paid $287 total for these). Much different perspective than you get sitting in Orchestra, but I wanted to try them out since I didn't care too much about this show and there were no big headliners when we saw it. Being in Mezzanine feels like you are watching the show "happen further in front of you" versus being in the Orchestra where you feel the energy and like you are more "engaged IN it." I can see some having a preference, or rather indifference, to sitting here versus Orchestra when on a budget. The seats were perfectly acceptable and a good couple hundred dollars cheaper than the other shows we saw this trip. So, if you are on a budget, don't stress. Mezzanine is A-ok (see my pic for the exact view from our seats). The Women's restroom is located 1 flight down from the Orchestra level, and the Men's restroom is on the Mezzanine level. They are very welcoming to all and vocally encourage you to use the restroom that best fits your gender identity or expression. Very thoughtful to proactively state this. The coat check is located 1 flight down from the Orchestra level. The charge is $3 per item. If you aren't a big musical buff, this is a fun and safe one to see.

Amazing!!! 5+ stars over and over again - I'd recommend Moulin Rouge to every person I know. This show in NYC was phenomenal, and, of course, the storyline is so good! The actors were very engaging and made it feel so real, especially the two main characters - they were captivating to watch. We bought tickets in advance for the upper level, first row. This location was superb because you could see the entire stage and you didn't have to strain your neck looking up at anything. The show was approx 2.5 hours plus a 15 intermission, but went by rather quickly because the performances were just so good. Absolute perfection, in my opinion! Highly, highly, highly recommend to anyone and everyone!

What a disaster . A terribly ineffective attempt at putting a new musical spin on what has always been a great show ( and I am into innovation but ..... what a giant FAIL)! This show has no business on Broadway in nyc ! Do not waste your time . See a real show where they nail the talent , music , and it leaves you mesmerized . Unfortunately the option of walking out wasn't an option for me .... Otherwise i would have.

I reviewed the Al Hirschfeld theater separately (but will paste below the production review if I have space). I am not a musical fan. I've never seen the movie. I had no idea what it was about besides maybe a dance or cabaret club. I've just been trying to see all the longer running musicals (I've recently seen Hadestown, Book of Mormon, and now Moulin Rouge) that everyone raves about, and you can get premium seats for decent prices since they've been around a while. I really loved this production! The storyline is "okay," a cabaret star must entertain the whims of a possessive duke in order to keep her club open, while actually being in love with a poet and song writer. I think the reason I enjoyed this much more than the other musicals is it's, surprisingly, pop based. In fact, it reminded me of my age, because I thought, "oh, these songs are so recent that they must re-write it from time to time." Nah, Bad Romance, Rolling in the Deep, Only Girl in the World, etc. are mid-aughts and elder millennials just keep thinking that was a few years ago. Some other riffs include Material Girl, Chandelier, an awesome rendition of The Police's "Roxanne." Regardless, this is a catchy, fun, high-octane, ultra-stimulating production with great acting, talented voices, gorgeous and colorful costumes, intricate, dazzling sets. It runs a little long at over two and a half hours including a 30-ish minute intermission (which you'd feel better about if you get the 50 dollar VIP lounge ticket with private bathrooms). But you don't notice the time because everything is so beautiful and fast-paced. I am thinking about taking a couple of my friends to see this play because I think they would love it. Review of Al Hirschfeld theater (which is done separately as well, but I included it here because it does include some logistics of the show): Easy entry into theater. Orchestra is directly to the right of the entrance, so that's easy enough. There are stairs and I'm pretty sure no elevator access. Staff is efficient, professional, and helpful. The set is absolutely amazing. So provocative and flashy, a feast for the eyes. Tons of lights and colors and sparkle. The set spills over into the rest of the theater. I sat in row C, which is a little closer than I thought, but I enjoyed the seat. The stage set up is a large stage with a runway down the middle of the "cancan table" section (perpendicular to the stage), then a runway that runs parallel to the front of the stage, along row C. In row C, you are DIRECTLY in front of the runway. So close the attendants tell you not to place anything on the stage. I'm only 5'2, but my sightline for the large stage was perfect. I didn't have to crane my beck. When performers came up to the walkway directly in front of me, I had to look up, but it was awesome to be RIGHT THERE. Before the show, performers come out and give you a cabaret type show. Because I was front and center, a lot of them stopped and made direct eye contact with me. There were times during the show I thought people were going to fall down on top of us (they were joking around of course)--that's how into the action you are. Probably some of the best seats in the house, but row D would be pretty good too. I wouldn't go to the cancan seats. You have to crane your neck AND turn around often to try to catch the action on the runways behind you (and there is A LOT). Seats aren't the smallest I've ever sat in, but they are tight. Leg room is fine in row C since you're in front of the stage. I love a theater with a lounge. And there aren't as many in NYC as you'd think. I can remember having a lounge experience at Lyric theater for Harry Potter and recently had a lounge experience at Cabaret (though it was an inconvenient pain in the ass). The Al Hirschfield theater has a very nice lounge and great VIP staff. And it's totally worth the 50 bucks. The attendant, Abel, was awesome. Very personable and fun.

Can you Can-Can? Visually stunning theater. Decked out in Red Light District. Travel to the Moulin Rouge. Where the Parisian aristocracy and elites go to the Montmartre Quarter to look for passion, lust and possibly love. The jukebox musical features classics from the movie while adding more current songs. Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend. Your Song. Firework. Chandelier. Lady Marmalade. Material Girl. Single Ladies. Diamonds are Forever. A medley of love songs. An Argentinian tango. A love triangle. Deception. Deceit. Consumption. Truth. Beauty. Freedom. Love. Enjoy the stunning sets. Enjoy the musical selections. Get transported to Paris. A fun night out with my daughter.

Beautiful theater with gorgeous sets and costumes. We purchased last minute 50% off tickets from the TKTS booth in time square and got very good seats in center orchestra and had a perfect view of the show. The entire show is such an experience with beautiful cast and spectacular costumes. I enjoyed all the dancing and the mix of popular songs. I heard that they veered away from the movie music and added a lot of new pop songs which was fine with me because I've never seen the movie so had no expectations.

I saw Moulin Rouge in France few years back and decided to go to the show in NYC. WOW!! Absolutely amazing. I laughed, I cried, I want to see it again!! The performances were out of this world. The music was fantastic as well. Found myself singing along. Very happy with this show. Sadly the show in France didn't wow me as much since I wasn't able to understand anything. Almost wish I saw this before hand to help me grasp a better understanding. Might be my favorite show!!

What a wonderful show!!! I was so happy to find out Boy George was in the cast on the date I went to see the show. He performed for a few minutes at the end. The Broadway fundraiser auctioned off a meet and greet with him (gosh I wish I had an extra $4K). The Moulin Rouge show was very good. Hubby said it in Boston so he raved about it. I definitely recommend it.

What a Great show!! Funny and very entertaining!! This is a must see if you're looking for a Broadway play

Going to Moulin Rouge is more than just going to a Broadway show. It's an experience that you will remember for a long time, and it starts as soon as you walk into the theater, and see the breathtaking set design. Just, WOW. You've probably read what Moulin Rouge the musical, is about...a collection of hit pops songs performed by the amazing Moulin Rouge performers, around a love story themed plot between other actors. But the show adds a touch of comedy, acrobat, plenty of burlesque, and vocals, to give you the ultimate Broadway show experience. I've seen Moulin Rouge twice, with my second visit having the character "Harold Zidler", played by the incredible Boy George. Boy George was amazing. I highly recommend Moulin Rouge, and don't be surprised if you too, will want to see it for a second time.

What a fabulous show. If you can go while Boy George is still there then we highly recommend that. The music, singing, dancing, acting all spectacular. The staff at the bar was friendly. The ushers efficient and stern without being rude when people had their cameras out as the show was starting. We sat balcony front row. We didn't miss too much just below us and didn't have to lean forward to block others view.

WHAT A FUN SHOW! So glad I stopped to watch Moulin Rouge during my last trip to NYC ! Let's start with the theater: this theater was extremely clean, extremely organized, and when it came to the bathrooms, their line moved quick, and all the stalls were stocked! Our actual show seats were extremely comfortable spacious and you didn't feel like you were on top of the person next to you so that's wonderful for an almost 3 hour show! Now the show: I've seen a fair share of Broadway performances, and this makes my top five list! The cast was so lively the show was so entertaining and the music was great! Overall had a wonderful experience. If you're coming to NYC put Moulin Rouge on your list! Price wise I think it's a fairly priced show! Buy your tickets in advance. We did go to a Saturday matinee, and it was completely sold out! I must watch in my books !

I've seen all the big shows... ALL OF THEM. I was not expecting what I saw today! OUTSTANDING! Highly recommend. I was in awe of the beautiful set design. The lush comfortable seats. The wonderful staff. We got really good seats close to the stage. This show is so interactive so FUN! A powerful show and storyline! Everything was on point!!! Right about of action drama comedy! So so good! It's no number 2 favorite on my list

Moulin Rouge is a must see performance. The soundtrack was so good I want to buy it. The costumes, set, performance, singing were all top notch. Boy George singing some of his songs at the end were everything. I personally like the 2nd half better as more of the acting and live scene evolved the love story. The first half had a lot of dancing. My husband and I usually sit up front but sat in the 2 nd floor mezzanine center. I didn't appreciate those seats because the speaker system is not as loud and you can literally hear patrons fumbling with wrappers, coughing, talking, etc.... Satine and Christian sang beautifully. It's a really good production. The Bartenders are so cool and friendly.

What an awesome show! Everything was so well designed and thought out. I loved the modern music updates to the songs that kept things current but also told the story really well. I really liked that they got after people who had their phones out during the show, except that they didn't get the teen who kept checking his phone next to me. So distracting! I ended up propping my coat up to block the light. Put away your phones people!

An absolutely MUST see. The songs are incredible and the set is beautiful. They do justice and more to the movies, and story. You will want to sing along.

The show is one of the best I've seen, from the costumes to the energy to the dancing to the fun themed pop music twist. It's a really fun show !! Fabulous costumes, staging in a stunning theater completely draped in red velvet & lace. Even the seat elevating cushion was red velvet. This was the 2nd time that I saw Moulin in a span of only 4 months. The lower Mezzanine is only 4 rows and there is not a bad seat except to the far right side because a huge Elephant prop blocks that side of the stage.. But row C or D are perfect. I would not have enjoyed sitting down on the cat walk or at the cafe seating, stick to lower Mezz or Orch but at least 10 rows back.. Old, opulent theater, one of the most beautiful with gold adorning the ceilings. Huge..This was a really big theater & seats were cozy. ** Get tickets at the box office & save a bunch of unnecessary fees. I walked up that night about 2 hours before the show for a single ticket this time.. It's a long show, luckily it begins at 7pm.

My first time seeing Moulin Rouge on Broadway and the production was unlike any other. The music was so relatable and the talent across the board was phenomenal. Wasn't really sure about seeing this one and I went in without looking up the storyline but now it's definitely one of my favorites.

Excellent show with very talented performers! Sexy and entertaining. We sat in the 6th row and viewing was perfect. Bartenders are fun with great big pours!

I had seen a few broadway shows over the years, such as the lion king, mama mia, Chicago, Aladdin, sponge bob, tootsie and ohh...Miss Saigon. This is the best one in my opinion.

Moulin Rouge is a super fun Broadway Musical in the sense that everyone(not just Broadway lovers) enjoy the performance. Just like the 2001 movie, the musical takes pop songs and intertwines them with the play. Making this a more elaborate version of Glee. Boy George is phenomenal live and it was just an honor to experience it. Moulin Rouge is just incredibly dynamic with amazing dances and musical numbers - the overall plus is that you know the songs so you can enjoy the play and not have to worry about dissecting lyrics. The set-design is stunning and offered so much movement for the cast. This show has been around for a while and it shows why it isn't going anywhere!

Fun musical! Entertaining characters, great dancers & the leads both had beautiful voices! The mezzanine seats were great.

I absolutely love the show!!!! It was very high energy and non stop entertaining. It was loud with lots of dancing and singing and a bit of drama. The acting was ok. The singing was much better. It was at times funny and I had goosebumps several times with their songs. I liked how they mashup many pop songs over the decades. It was just a very fun experience. Do not come here expecting any intellectual or high brow type of storyline. It's Moulin Rouge. It's a musical. Come here to be entertained and just forget the worries of the day. Definitely recommended!

Moulin Rouge is a very good Broadway Musical. The cast did an excellent job, there was nonstop music from the beginning to the end of the show. I really enjoyed this musical.

Decided during Broadway week to go see Moulin Rouge and definitely was impressed with the theater alone! The theater is on the Oder side and chairs weren't the most comfy but honestly the show itself was something I wasn't expecting. I actually didn't remember the movie much so it was nice to not have any expectations. I fully enjoyed the costumes, the extravagance of all the performances and the mix of current music was a shocker. It definitely made the show more relevant to current times. I can see why this show has been running for so long. I highly recommend if you ever have the chance!

Excellent show. Amazing performance. Familiar music performed life. Music for your ears and chicken soup for your soul.

What a great show! The design of the theatre was absolutely amazing & loved the bright lights. However, the bathroom situation for women NEEDS to better. Drink prices are absolute ROBBERY. People are already paying an arm and leg for tickets, please spare us. $40 for 8oz of champagne??? It better give me a show and dance too. Jeez.

What a magnificent show! The music, singing and dancing are top notch. Right from the very beginning all the way to the end it has you moving in your seat. This is my second time seeing the show and I would see it again. Lots of energy! Loved Satine!!!!

This is straight up just a fun night out. OK, it's very 'commercial' and pop-ish, but so what. It's fun hearing so many songs as part of the dialogue. How many of the songs will you know? The storyline is good, with a few unexpected twist and turns. Definitely worth seeing.

This musical is a must see! Even before it starts, you have cast members putting on a show. The music will bring back memories and the vocals WILL BLOW YOUR MIND. The theater is gorgeous and the sound system leaves you in awe. You will definitely enjoy this musical and all of its allure, story line, and award winning vocals.

What an incredible show! I cannot rate this higher but this is definitely one of the top 3 Broadway shows that I've watched! The energy is absolutely incredible. When it started, I was a bit concerned that it wouldn't have a story line but that quickly changed! The plot was interesting. But the show stopper we're all the covers they did. The cast was incredible and I loved the comedic relief some of the covers brought. I wanted to get up and dance and was sad when it was over!

This review is about the ushers and note the show which is excellent. I was taking a short video of the stage when one of the usher told me to stop about 10 seconds into my video. She frantically waved at me while I finished my shot. I told her I was finishing my shot. She then threatened me and said "you have to stop immediately, next time I will call security". Well there's no next time. I abide by the rules. But don't threaten me when I am told 10 seconds after I've started filming that I have to stop immediately or else. She could have waited until I completed the video and tell me no more videos. I have never been treated that way in a theater. As a patron I understand there are house rules but you do not threatened your paying customers. If you decide there's a no filming/photography rule AFTER I started my video, let me finish and then tell me NO MORE. That's good customer service and will earn respect.

I've always wanted to see the show. The theater and decor is beautiful. Almost forgot I was in NYC for a second. A fun thing to do if you're looking for a way to treat yourself or take out your visiting friends. The costumes and stage design were beautiful. I honestly felt Christian and the Duke's actor should have switched roles. The duke's acting & singing was incredible. I do recognize majority of the songs they're singing are parodies but nevertheless, Christian felt upstaged by him. The actor playing Satine had a great stage presence but the songs she was singing didn't do her vocal range justice. Overall, the show was fun but left me feeling a little underwhelmed.

This is a five star hands down amazing musical!! It has everything a superior Broadway musical has . Beautiful costumes, beautiful stage set and great music and a great story line . This is definitely one of the best Broadway plays I've ever seen, and by far the most beautiful of stage sets. The theater is beautiful, clean & the seats are comfortable. When it's busy during intermission, they do make the men's bathrooms Coed so they sent all the women up to the men's bathroom while men were urinating in the urinals so that was uncomfortable. But, aside from that it was perfect !

Saw Moulin Rouge and it was incredible. The Costumes, singing and dancing is phenomenal. The highlight of course is seeing Boy George who gives his all and truly makes the show worth seeing. The ladies restroom is located downstairs so give yourself extra time.The lobby has a bar for cocktails plus a merchandise stand set up.

Saw Moulin Rouge starring Boy George. The theater was beautifully decorated a large windmill and elephant for set decorations. The ladies bathroom is located in the basement so you have to walk down stairs.Theres a bar in the lobby to purchase drinks and also a merchandise stand for all your collectibles.The sound is amazing and Boy George was fantastic along with the rest of the cast.

My mom, sister and I had been debating on which show we wanted to see, and finally decided that since none of us had seen moulin rouge, we'd go to it. We booked tickets the day before for a matinee show. Checking in was super easy, and we loved that the staff allowed us to take photos of the stage from the lower level before we made our way to the upper level where we were seated. This show absolutely exceeded my expectations! The lights, costumes, singing, dancing, the set changes.. everything was absolutely magical! I really liked the movie that the show is based on, but the show just completely blew me away. All of the songs were awesome, there was the perfect amount of humor and seriousness, and the cast was just brilliant! The show was absolutely the highlight of our trip, and I'm so glad we were able to watch it!

I have to say this was the worst Broadway (or off Broadway) show I've ever seen. I took a visiting relative from out of town and felt incredibly bad at wasting their limited Broadway time on this show. No clue how it got all the Tony's. Pros: - The starting set is beautiful. - Many of the male actors did a good job. Cons: - Extremely, extremely loud. (Euphemism: high energy.) - Multiple of the songs were overly cheesy, saccharine/empty, and/or disjointed, especially during the first half of the show. - Satine was horrendous. Zero nuance in acting. Singing = shouting at the top of her lungs. Another show I saw last week, any supporting character there would have done a better job than her. Really a mystery to me how she landed the part. - ZERO chemistry between the leads. Felt like there wasn't even effort at making the romance believable, just going through the motions. The whole thing felt like someone randomly threw a bunch of loud and colorful elements together. I wasn't expecting subtlety from a Baz Luhrmann production but this was way too much. Another reviewer said this would have fit better in Vegas and I agree 100%, though many Vegas shows actually have more nuance than this. Maybe I need to be drunk to appreciate. Wish someone had warned me beforehand. Now I'm warning you.

Fantastic show. Set design was amazing. More songs weaved in than the movie musical. Must see. No need to get in line until 30 mins prior as we got there an hour before show time and they weren't letting anyone until 30 prior so we were stuck in the cold.

An AMAZING show to enjoy with your soul sisters! Moulin Rouge was the perfect pick for a Broadway matinee on a girl's trip to NY. My girlfriends and I had a blast enjoying this sassy and fun show. It was full of spice and quality entertainment the entire time. Such a great joy and I love the modern take on the movie with current classic embedded in! Like any Broadway show, expect seats to be tight and there to always be a long line for the bathroom. We had a great view of the stage from our seats in the left lower level. The lower level is slightly flat so a tall person in front of you can make it difficult to see spots of the stage, but the show's stars really use the entire stage so there is a lot to look at!

Absolute phenomenal Broadway show! This was not what I was expecting and it was amazing!! There is a storyline behind the singing and dancing. I love how the songs were todays times and top pop hits. It made the show very funny and one you couldn't stop dancing along to. If you're looking for a show to watch, you must see Moulin Rouge!!

Wow , what an amazing cast and score. Baz Luhrmann's movie which is made into a musical is fast paced exciting. A great array of popular and famous songs wind throughout this musical.

I have seen the touring version of Moulin Rouge and now the Broadway version. The show was high energy, the sets gorgeous and this Christian had pipes. Boy George as Harold Zidler was the icing on top of the cake. Don't wait chickens, he will only be playing Zidler until May 12th.

BRAVO! I loved every second of "Moulin Rouge! The Musical". Yes, I have seen the movie, but THIS is so much more for IT IS LIVE. Extravagant love story seen, felt, and listened through their jaw dropping set; amazing cast; exciting choreography; luscious costumes; and, ingenious compilation of lyrics from including Green Day, Katy Perry, Adele, Elton John, and, The Beatles. A toast to the lights being back on Broadway and to this SPECTACULAR MUSICAL! CHEERS!

The show was amazing don't get me wrong. It was very romantic and tearful. But the staff there was rude. They screamed at many people to be quiet with their flashlights beaming in people eyes. They told an old couple that there was no falling asleep. They a lady to either stop laughing or get out of the show. I was very surprised on the act of behavior of the staff. I recommend this wonderful show about romance.

I put Moulin Rouge on my Broadway show list after when they won 10 Tony awards. I never watched the movie and pretty much came to watch this show without knowing much about it. I was definitely blown away and enjoyed this Broadway show. The stage design was amazing, and the costumes/outfits were beautiful. The show also incorporated a lot of the current pop songs. I highly recommend this Broadway show! You can try to do Broadway lotto via Lucky Seats. My boyfriend won Broadway lotto tickets for Moulin Rouge and our seats were in the mezzanine area.

Was super excited to see Jojo perform as Satine, only to get to town and find out she was not performing for our show. Bummer. Luckily, the show still is outstanding and the energy of the show is amazing. Before the beginning, there's a little performance going on. The singing and dancing is spectacular. The set was stunning. This show is definitely one to see when you go to Broadway. Derek Klena was phenomenal as Christian!