A Bronx Tale at Pantages Theatre

A Bronx Tale

Pantages Theatre
6233 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood

Broadway's hit crowd-pleaser takes you to the stoops of the Bronx in the 1960s- where a young man is caught between the father he loves and the mob boss he'd love to be. Bursting with high-energy dance numbers and original doo-wop tunes from Alan Menken, the songwriter of Beauty and the Beast, A BRONX TALE is an unforgettable story of loyalty and family.

Thru - Nov 25, 2018

Show Type: Musical

Box Office: 323-468-1770

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LA Daily News - Somewhat Recommended

"...However, there is a joy to be found here. If you ever reminisce about the exquisite orchestrations of 1960s Motown, then thanks to arranger Ron Melrose and orchestrator Doug Besterman you can find those sounds in "A Bronx Tale." And you'll have ample time to focus on them, because lyrics, particularly in the ensemble numbers, are largely indecipherable."

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- Dany Margolies

Stage and Cinema - Somewhat Recommended

"...Then as a young man C falls for an African-American girl, Jane (Brianna-Marie Bell). Her friends (Ashley McManus, Brandi Porter) go all West Side Story warning her away. Things go wrong, people die, true love prevails, then it doesn't. I have fond memories of the film, and I admire the talent of everyone involved. But in the end, the conflicting styles do not mesh, leaving the polished, ably talented performers with nowhere to go. Perhaps the co-direction of Messrs. Zaks and De Niro is the culprit. One is known for his wonderfully slick, funny, fast-paced way with Broadway musicals and comedy. The other... isn't."

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- Samuel Garza Bernstein

On Stage and Screen - Somewhat Recommended

"...It makes sense that the female characters are so underserviced because in many ways the show is a love triangle between Calogero and his two competing father figures-Lorenzo and Sonny. The two represent entirely different value sets and worlds, and it makes sense that a rebellious kid would feel conflicted. Child Calogero is worlds easier to root for than teen Calogero, who is arrogant and ignorant. The play version of A Bronx Tale is a one-man show, which is perhaps why all of the elements added for the musical end up feeling like filler, adding bulk to a story that does not have a ton of substance to begin with."

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- Erin Conley

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