The Last Ship

7 reviews

+1 (877) 250-2929

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250 W 52nd St

New York, NY 10019

+1 (877) 250-2929

http://thelastship.com

The Last Ship is a unique establishment in New York, NY that offers a variety of maritime-themed experiences.

Visitors can expect to immerse themselves in a nautical atmosphere and enjoy curated events and activities related to seafaring culture.

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Stuart B.

1/9/2015

I'm reviewing this before it closes (it was just announced this week that it will only run a few more weeks) I found the show a bit dark and dreary, but it also had it's bright moments too. The...

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Chris R.

12/19/2014

Okay this isn't a bad musical. In fact their is plenty to like. Sting really puts forth his best effort here in the score, which is very strong. However, it does have way too many ballads,...

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Katherine L.

12/28/2014

The novelty has been covered: Sting writes a musical and performs in it? Cool. I agree that the set and lighting were fantastic. It was also lovely to hear something brand new - always a risk,...

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Ken S.

3/9/2020

Save your money for something worthwhile. I guess Sting was the big draw to this muddled mess, but he doesn't bring much to the table here. During Act 1, the theater was packed. When Act II...

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Anna N.

11/15/2014

I'm being real generous with 3 stars, and that's mainly because I loved the score. The set design's pretty neat, too. I enjoyed "The Last Ship" but, man, it was so flawed. One of the inspirations...

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"Came here to watch MJ The Experience. Lovely lovely lovely 'experience' indeed! Absolutely my favorite broadway musical to date. The cast and especially the lead himself, put on an unforgettable..."