Broadway Noir

Stop looking - the Best of Fringe is Broadway Noir. ... full review

LIKED IT. ... full review

The star is Dan Sugi's music with some clever songs by mostly talented singing performers, while the script sometimes drifts and sags. The who-dunnit was too obvious early in the first act. A new book with a tighter parody script would better feature the songs. If it is funny the lack of mystery doesn't really matter. And it is too tame to be tagged for ages 21+.... full review

Energetic and fun. Some really great performers!... full review

It's not every day one has the opportunity to see a 40's detective story in a musical format! It's a lot of fun! The actors do a fine job. Good music, singing, and costumes all contribute to the 1940's New York setting of the piece. I enjoyed it!!! ... full review

I have seen most of these performers in many different roles and genres and I am consistently struck by the magnitude of their individual (and collective) talents and their creativity. I am of the opinion that theatre, especially in the incubator and showcase of the likes of the Hollywood Fringe, should innovate, challenge, take risks, set the bar high and then raise it. I think this offering from Sugi Productions hits that mark and it will continue to do so. ... full review

The musical numbers made me snap, clap, cheer, laugh, and even cry! This show has some amazing talent and voices! Highly recommended!... full review

The world premiere of "Broadway Noir" was great, and I cannot wait to see the future of this show!... full review

It's a fast talking detective drama with upbeat musical numbers, belting ballads and a murder mystery just waiting to be solved. Broadway Noir is exactly what it sounds like and it doesn't disappoint. ... full review

A really entertaining 'who-done-it' with great casting, writing and music!... full review