I Can't Sing! Reviews
(4.1 Stars)
Anonymous from London,
SHOCKINGLY BAD TO THE POINT IT'S ALMOST FUNNY… BUT NOT
The story is so desperately far fetched and full of holes that it just falls flat. There are some funny lines in it but most of the jokes and lines are so incredibly obvious and lacking all finesse. Book of Mormon it definitely isn't. The set struggles to cope with certain scenes and looks cheap, the singing is mediocre with some numbers absolute cringers, and 1 or 2 complete bores. Only song that stands out is "I can't sing" which was actually good and got the biggest applause. Best thing of the entire show was the dog which was brilliantly done by the puppeteer/singer. I know these are only the previews but the show just doesn't gel at all and feels awkward at times. There were 7 of us watching the show and all felt the same way. At the end there was no standing ovation or even an encore so this show is not going to last very long and rightly so.
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CRINGEY Quirky zany
Don't go looking for a deep and philosophical critique of talent show culture, but enjoy it for what it ashamedly sets out to be
There are so many entertaining characters that it's impossible to give them all credit, although watch out for Cynthia Erivo as the next big star in West End theatre.
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