Daddy Long Legs - The Road to NYC

From the Tony®-Award winning director of Les Misérables comes the intimate new musical Daddy Long Legs. Based on the classic novel which inspired the 1955 movie starring Fred Astaire-a beloved tale in the spirit of Jane Austen, the Brontë Sisters, and “Downton Abbey”-this heartwarming Cinderella story about a witty and winsome young woman and her mysterious benefactor has charmed audiences of all ages from Los Angeles to London. Critics are cheering: Daddy Long Legs has “echoes of She Loves Me and top-notch performances” and “is one of the most enthralling, entertaining and moving love stories on the American musical theater stage.”
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[@carlybishop6160]

I have watched this more tines than I should admit to thanks to BroadwayHD. I really hope this play will tour somewhere in the UK or come to the West End in London. I loved the book but I hate to say it the play is better. It is word for word the same as the book but to see Mr Pendleton's side of the story just adds a whole new dimension and adds to the comedy. It is rare for someone to improve the original source, especially a book as good as this.

[@bway_car08]

I hope it comes back to Broadway one day :)

[@bway_car08]

"I'm a big believer that if there is more theatre in the world the world is a better place." - Ken Davenport

[@joannahp7223]

I saw the show through BroadwayHD recently, and I AM SO GRATEFUL you guys made it available to us through recording. Your show is such a gem! Thank you for giving me such happiness 💟

[@fatimaomerovic1749]

Daddy Long Legs came to Webster University about 6 years ago and I fell in love with the musical. It is by far my favorite and I've seen a lot of musicals. I have been trying to find a video of it for the last 6 years and I found out that Amazon Prime has it and without even thinking I signed up for it and watched it automatically. It was just as amazing if not better than the first time I saw it. I noticed that some songs have been taken out from. It's a shame because one of the songs, "fool hearted girl" was my favorite and it really showed how Jerusha was growing and developing as a character. I feel as if that song was the turning point in the story. But regardless, it was still amazing. I can't wait to watch it again.

[@JacquelinePorterBallet]

I echo every word of the person two comments ago. I was enthralled for two perfect hours - as was my 90 year old mother - with the exquisite artistry of writer, director, production team ... and oh my, Megan McGinnis. She brought my very favorite childhood book ripping out of my heart again - her sublime voice, her spirit, her dreams so gorgeously available to us in that tiny theater. I regret we did not see Adam Halpin - I can just imagine the show with that chemistry - and will definitely make a trip back to NYC to see them. The audience leapt to their feet at the end, men and women alike.

[@6000countingdown]

Just saw the show in NY tonight. Megan McGinnis was absolutely stunning -- she has gained a lifelong fan. I believed every word, smile, and tear. She has perfect control over her voice, not just in song but in speaking, too. Such a regret that I didn't get to see her with Adam Halpin because I can imagine the chemistry between them makes the show nothing short of incredible. I'll have to go back to see it again when he's there.

[@greenpandamustache6089]

It's truly a great off Broadway show