Yank!

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soars above most B'way shows
It may make you angry, make you laugh, make you cry, and theres a good chance youll experience all three. Bobby Steggerts performance shows why its silly to think the Tony awards represent the highest quality work in the NYC theater. If you miss this, give yourself a great big kick not too hard, though, as it appears, theres a Bway transfer in the offing.

Reviewed by toreadorables on Saturday, Apr 3rd, 2010

Superb!
Here is a production that works on every level. Dealing with a gay relationship between two soldiers during World War II, the book is smart, one minute making you laugh, the next breaking your heart, the music and lyrics, a homage to the songs of the 40s, are terrific and foot tappingly catchy and the the direction, considering the small space there was to work in, is fluid and imaginative. And the acting! Across the board wonderful, the standouts were the droll, wisecracking Jeffrey Denman and the quite magnificent, Bobby Steggert who gives probably the best performance I have seen this year as a boy who learns how to be a hero in his own life. Only a few weeks left they have extended to April 8 I urge anyone who cares about musical theater to catch this wonderful show.

Reviewed by rube2424 on Monday, Mar 22nd, 2010