Radio City Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall

The New York Times - Highly Recommended

"...Radio City Music Hall hasn't changed. Its cavernous red-and-gold Art Deco auditorium (ne 1932) is as grand as ever in this year's "Radio City Christmas Spectacular," with two Wurlitzer organs booming holiday music. The Rockettes, a company that has been part of the Christmas show since 1933, will charm your socks off. If you've seen them do the "Wooden Soldiers" number only on television at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade lately, let me be the first to remind you: It is so much more fabulous in person."

New York Post - Recommended

"...The "Radio City Christmas Spectacular" seems to have been around forever. OK, not exactly forever, but since 1933, when the show started spreading holiday cheer in razzmatazz fashion. And the "Spectacular" seems largely unchanged, thanks to the old-fashioned presence of those timeless precision dancers, the Rockettes, with their legs down to here and their arms up to there."

Talkin Broadway - Highly Recommended

"...Had you asked me what the Radio City Christmas Spectacular was missing when I last saw (and reviewed) it two years ago, I probably would have said nothing. This 81-year-young institution, which is playing at Radio City Music Hall through December 31, has long prided itself on giving you everything it possibly can in exchange for your theatregoing dollar - and then some. But at this year's version, they successfully managed to fill a gap I hadn't realized they had: snow."