"This was my first experience seeing a show on Broadway and I was not disappointed. The actors were great, loved the songs, and was pleasantly surprised at the size of the venue (I assumed they were all huge). I would definitely recommend this show."
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Paula S from Charleston on Nov 27, 2025
Vert talented actors
"The acting, singing, and dancing were great. I did have some trouble hearing the lyrics especially when they were rapping. The sound in my audio headset was a bit garbled. Some very funny scenes and great for native New Yorkers."
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Broadway.com Customer on Nov 23, 2025
Interesting story
"Good songs.
More cast members would have made more interesting."
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Broadway.com Customer on Jun 4, 2026
Amazing cast, very fun show
"With only two cast members, the story is very personal. I loved the dynamic and changing relationship between the two characters. The songs are solid and catchy despite a lackluster instrumentation. The comedy is excellent and rarely, if ever, falls flat. I'd definitely recommend, it's very fun, even if it's not my favorite musical ever. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Feb 20, 2026
Phenomenal cast, ok writing
"Would’ve done better off broadway in a more intimate theatre for just a cast of two people,
The leading man and lady were phenomenal. Incredible voices and comedic timing.
Show itself felt rushed but too long at the same time. Cute and funny, but don’t need to see again."
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Broadway.com Customer on Apr 12, 2026
Mixed Feelings
"I really wanted to like this show. I had so looked forward to it.
I liked Christiani Pitts very much. She is a great actress and has a beautiful voice.
Some of the “ballads” were beautiful.
The first act there was just not enough story, movement for me; just kind of entertaining. Did get better the second act, much more development of story.
There were 2 things that really bothered me. Let me say I am hearing impaired, which possibly added to my problems with the show. However, I go to shows all the time and don’t experience the problems I had with Two Strangers.
First, Sam Tutty talked so fast I had trouble understanding him. I did not have that problem with Christiani at all.
Second the orchestra was far too loud made it difficult to hear the vocals.
I would like to add that I had excellent seats, Row 4, right in the center and I had a hearing device.
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Broadway.com Customer on Jan 8, 2026
A nice night out but the show did not leave a memorable impact
"The understudies in the leading role did a great job. The story was limited and I was left questioning the calibre of this show in terms of being a long term classic. In short, a nice night out but not for me and I was left a little disappointed overall. "
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Pat K from Lower Aghada on May 10, 2026
I wish
"I really wanted to like this production. I went into it no real information outside of the synopsis and commercials I had seen. Unfortunately, the plot line was dull. The staging was boring, and the music was unremarkable. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Mar 1, 2026
Cliche
"Fine talent. Impressive that they held the show for two hours, but the writing was boring and unoriginal. Some songs felt like AI slop. The set felt overly and unintelligently simplified. It wasn't worth the ticket."
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Broadway.com Customer on Jan 20, 2026
I did not like it. We found it hard to understand,.
"Not our cup of tea."
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Broadway.com Customer on Feb 21, 2026
Not a Broadway worthy show
"While the performers had nice singing voices, the show was lackluster. It reminded me of a summer camp musical. Not worth the price of a Broadway ticket. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Nov 29, 2025
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About
Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)
You’ll meet Dougal, an impossibly upbeat Brit who has just landed in New York City for the first time to attend the wedding of the father he’s never met. And you’ll meet Robin, the sister of the bride and a no-nonsense New Yorker with a lot of errands to do for the bride—including picking up the groom’s estranged son from the airport. These two strangers begin their journey together navigating New York City, secrets, and second chances.
