Tony N' Tina's Wedding

Pros: Punctual
Cons: Boring, Boring, Boring

What a waste of money - who actually wants to PAY to go to a wedding where you dont know anyone???? The food was the same you would get at a wedding (mediocre) and it was a total waste of my time and money. The actors are not mic'ed so it's impossible to hear anything and I couldn't figure out what was going on during the show. It really was horrible! It wasn't even remotely funny - I had more things go 'wrong' at my wedding!

Pros: It started on time, the actors seemed to enjoy what they were doing.
Cons: Well, the whole thing was pretty bad. The food, the layout of the show.

We went to see Tony N' Tina's Wedding in Las Vegas this weekend. I had been looking forward to this for weeks. Well the premise sounds good but the reality was unexciting. First of all, the actors were not miked so it was difficult to hear what was being said. If you were not in the immediate area, you missed the jokes. The dancing area is in the middle, but not raised, so unless you're in the first row of dancers that surround the action, you can't see what's going on at all. The food was pretty bad. Salad, bread (cold, dried out garlic), cheese tortellini, lasagna and breaded chicken with tomato sauce. We received one glass of sub par champagne. I had heard there was to be cake, but we left after an hour; even though we had paid nearly $400 for the four of us, it wasn't worth staying. Avoid this show; better ways to spend your money.

Pros: none
Cons: acting, food...

This was a very disappointing show. We had heard good reviews for the show in NYC and decided to see the show on our visit to Chicago. The acting was very poor and the food was the same. Please do not waste your money on this show in Chicago!

Pros: gay brother, food
Cons: money, filth mouths, chaos, poorly entertained, not so funny unless wasted.

This show was about the worst I have ever seen. If you want to just throw your money out the window, go right ahead, its worth more than going to see this. First off the drinks are $6 or so in little glasses, then the language and filth that comes out of these actors mouth is repulsive. During the show it is so chaotic and crazy you have no idea what is going on or who to watch. There is hardly any time to actually get involved and dance. The best thing about the show is the gay brother of Tina's dancing. Not worth it, especially one if you want to drink, two if you get offended by horrible language, and lastly if you just don't want to see an bad show.

Pros: Everything
Cons: Nothing

After reading some of the negative reviews I was expecting the worst. I was completely blown away by this. Wife and I had a great time. The key is to not be shy. Let loose and have fun. The more you interact the more the characters tend to bring the show to you. I saw this at the Rio in Las Vegas and can't wait to see it again.

Pros: can't think of any
Cons: the cheap set, bad food, poor storyline, high cost

Needless to say, I am angry at how I threw my money and time away. I had gone to see KA at MGM the night before and I was awed by the show. Tony 'n' Tina's wedding was a rude awakening. The cheap set was the first insult. The show itself has very little story line that was played out for longer than necessary, and the food was not fit for dogs. In fact, it seems like only the actors had any fun at the expense of the audience. In the end I felt like I was conned into spending my money for a show that left me with only bad memories.

IF YOU WANT TO HAVE A GOOD TIME IN LAS VEGAS AVOID THIS SHOW OR YOUR VACATION GOES DOWNHILL FROM THEN ON.

Pros: Leaving
Cons: Bad food, bad acting, bad music, icky venue

Tony 'N' Tina's Wedding was the absolute the worst production I have ever endured. 

The acting was terrible, with some of the actors bordering on gross and they all told the exact same stupid jokes.  The music was awful; I know the concept is for the band to be a lame New Jersey wedding band but these guys were worse than lame.  The establishment (Sofia's in NYC) was dirty and the food was so bad it would have been turned away from a soup kitchen.

Save yourself - there are a lot better ways to spend $87 in New York that on this awful show.  As an aside, $87 does not get you so much as a class of tap water to drink. Little bottles of Poland Spring go for $3 and Bud Light for $5.

Pros: -- ????
Cons: - crammed into a basement
- a gathering of local bachlorette parties

I previously saw Tony and Tina's Wedding production in Minneapolis twice before going to NYC and excited to see it again.  I was very disappointed at their production --- it was less than professional and not worth the time or money. 

In Minneapolis the production began "upstairs" in the setting of a chapel.  When the wedding ceremony had concluded, the "congregation" (audience) was escorted to the spacious "basement" for the musical reception and seated around tables "family style".  In NYC we were packed into the basement and seated by long tables from which we never moved throughout the performance.

It basically ended up being a gathering spot for several groups of bachlorette parties to celebrate rather than a musical production.  The vocal music consisted of basically one person throughout the whole musical.

We saw 4 musical productions in 5 days during our stay in NYC.  The other 3 productions were much more worthwhile.

DN