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If you liked the movie, you'll love the show. If not, well, you really have no business being here. Expand

There is little subtlety to its message, but it largely achieves its goal in a too-empty niche: theater made by adults for children. Expand

The cast of ex-serfs, servants, and aristocrats teems with good actors, many of whom are equity pros Expand

If you go, you won't walk out feeling like you got taken. Expand

As a fan of musical theatre, I really hate to say it, but the movie version did more for me. Expand

Every bit as entertaining a piece of fluff as the film, and one in which the music feels naturally part of heroine Elle Woods' world. Expand

In my career as a theater critic, I can hardly remember laughing so much or hearing so much laughter. Expand

No matter how you look at it, the show is pure enjoyment. Expand

The music and lyrics hold up with today's musical theater audiences who seemed to be just as entertained as if they were seeing it for the first time Expand

Gets you thinking about your attitudes towards "fat people." Expand

Confrontation is muted and revelations are accepted with good-natured astonishment. Expand

All four actors are given room to find something they can claim as their own. Expand

The alchemy of putting together a near perfect cast is achieved and has turned this into the best production of the show I've seen. Expand

"Sunlight visits new battles that raged after 9/11" Expand

"Sunlight to shine at ArtsWest." Expand

If you liked the movie, you'll love the show. If not, well, you really have no business being here. Expand

5th Avenue's latest is a better comedy than musical. Expand