We enjoyed the clever allusions to past Broadway musicals.
"Very well done. Concept is creative and we enjoyed the references to classic musicals. Dancing and choral singing are greats! No weak roles. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Jun 11, 2026
Very Fun! Cast is amazing!
"As a huge fan of the Apple TV+ original, this show did not disappoint! The cast is very funny and gives it their all! They bring the characters to life! Alex Brightman as Josh Skinner is super funny and perfectly plays on Sara Chase’s amazing performance as Melissa Gimble. Overall a fun show with many adult jokes! You don’t need to watch the show to see it, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t watch the show at all! Great job to the cast of Schmigadoon!"
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Chandler H from Winter Garden on Jun 10, 2026
Very entertaining
"A lot of numbers got heartfelt solid applause. Everyone was dynamite in their role and a lot of laughs throughout. Overall, very entertaining."
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Lawrence L from Midlothian on May 9, 2026
Fun
"A fun show. Many scenes from other shows with renovated songs. All in all a fun show. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Jun 28, 2026
A Frolicking Spoof on many Past Musicals
"I liked that it felt like a throwback to the musicals of the 40's and 50's. References to shows like Oklahoma, Sound of Music, Wizard of Oz and Music Man were fun. The music and dancing were wonderful. We thoroughly enjoyed the show."
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Marianne G from Indianapolis on Jun 5, 2026
Ok show but not recommended
"The dancing and singing was great. The story was lacking. Some of the material was not appropriate for children."
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Broadway.com Customer on May 25, 2026
Good, but not great
"Faithful to the series, but a bit silly…"
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Broadway.com Customer on May 11, 2026
ehhhhhh
"The ensemble is phenomenal. The dancing is outstanding, and the cast is so strong that they're often more entertaining than the principals.
Betty, however, nearly sank the show for me. The audience around me seemed to adore her, but she felt like Cheyenne from Superstore after twelve energy drinks: loud, frantic, and missing the charm that makes Cheyenne funny.
The two leads have absolutely gorgeous voices, which makes it all the more baffling that they each get only one real chance to show them off. I kept waiting for another big number that never came.
As someone who loves Broadway, I caught nearly all of the musical theater references. The problem wasn't that they went over my head. It was that most of them didn't strike me as particularly clever. They felt more like a checklist of Broadway in jokes than jokes with actual punchlines.
The score is enjoyable enough, but many of the songs seem to exist simply because it's time for another song. I often found myself thinking, "That sounded nice, but why did we just sing that?"
The biggest miss for me, though, was the humor. There are constant sexual puns, double entendres, and wink at the audience jokes. The crowd around me was laughing, so clearly I'm in the minority, but I mostly sat there waiting for something genuinely witty. It never really came.
I didn't dislike the show. I admired the performers far more than the material they were given. If you're looking for energetic dancing, excellent singers, and a talented ensemble, you'll probably have a great time. If you're expecting razor sharp comedy or songs that propel the story, you may leave feeling a little underwhelmed, as I did."
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Elizabeth F from New York on Aug 1, 2026
Missed out on Potential
"Songs were good and story line had good potential. Inappropriate for kids. Too many sexual jokes. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Jun 30, 2026
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About
Schmigadoon!
Everybody needs an escape.
Welcome to Schmigadoon—the magical town where every day is a musical. Everybody has a song for everything, the corn is as high as an elephant’s eye, and the only bridge out of town leads nowhere. When one couple accidentally wanders in, they discover the only way to escape is by finding true love—which may or may not be with each other.
From Saturday Night Live’s Lorne Michaels and based on the award-winning Apple Original series from Universal Television, this brand-new comedy trapped inside a big Broadway musical is directed by Tony Award winner Christopher Gattelli (Newsies, Death Becomes Her) with a book and Emmy Award-winning score by Cinco Paul (Despicable Me, The Secret Life of Pets).
