Dear Evan Hansen – Broadway Musical Tickets at Discount Prices

I was so moved that I cried. It's a wonderful piece!

I've always wanted to watch Dear Evan Hansen. It wasn't a glamorous play, but it reminded me of what I've forgotten in this society where social media is so prevalent. I'd say the English is average. There were a lot of scenes where the characters spoke quickly, so it took me a while to understand what was going on. It's a moving human drama.

I heard "Waving Through Window" on YouTube and decided to go see it. The chorus of this song is the best, but after researching the lyrics and learning the story, I saw the actual performance and cried when I heard this song. I felt that it was singing about the sensitive, incredibly overwhelmed, and overwhelming feelings of anxiety and conflict that come with being a teenager. Thank you.

When I think of Broadway, I imagine flashy singing and dancing, but this production was completely different. If you're looking for dance or flashy performances, other musicals are definitely better.

As the description of the production says, it's about Evan finding his place in the world, and his life, which had been isolated from others, changes drastically, and he begins to interact with people, and in the process, he finds important answers.

I felt like I was Evan, and I was so engrossed in the story that I found myself crying by the end.

My wife and daughter went to see Frozen, so I chose this film.

(I'm glad I didn't go with my daughter, as there were some sexually charged comments typical of high school students.) The story was as good as the reviews said. Even though he was the one who lied, even an adult would hesitate to find the courage to deny the lies he'd been told.

I was moved by his courage in the final scene. Maybe because I was alone, I got a good seat in the fifth row from the front, so I was very happy. I'm glad I made the right choice.

Rather than being an exciting story, it was one that really made me think. If I wasn't concentrating, I'd just let the English slide, and even when I tried hard, there were parts I couldn't understand, but I still felt the same way as the main character and was heartbroken.

Recently, more and more people in Japan have been raising funds through crowdfunding, but I wonder if it's more common in the States.

I didn't know you could raise money through social media. I could never do that...

It's something that could happen to anyone, where a lie you tell on the spur of the moment can get bigger and become unmanageable. At the end, he confesses that he had lied, and even though he's criticized, I was moved by the way he continues to move forward. Personally, this was the best musical I've seen this year. I want to see it again.

The themes of complicated teenage students, suicide, and social media were very real and painful, but equally touching. There were many people in the audience crying, and it was a heavy feeling, but the theme song? It made me feel like I was looking up even though it was sad, and it made me feel cheerful. I highly recommend this piece.

It was a play that made me think about life. I don't see plays like this in Japan, so it felt very original and refreshing. I would definitely recommend this production to anyone who is used to musicals.

I went to see it because I read that people cried a lot. I felt that the language barrier was a bit overwhelming, and I felt that musicals with a lot of dancing would be a better fit. However, I really enjoyed the atmosphere, and the songs were beautiful.