I would love to see it. Hopefully, if they take the production on the road, it will find it's way to New Orleans. Looks like you had a great time. Thanks for the video.

I saw the show Saturday. It needs work ,- the first act is too long and a bit unfocused - but even so, I loved it. The set is phenomenal, and the cicadas help to put you in Savannah. The costumes were also brilliant, especially for the Lady Chablis. The show belongs to J. Harrison Ghee as Chablis. His ",11 ,o'clock number", about being yourself was the musical highlight, and he dominates the narrative, which is also a bit of a problem. Who's show is this - Jim Williams or Chablis? I'd go with Chablis! The voodoo element made for a strong opening, but it went on too long, leading you to expect a different kind of show. And much as I liked the Lavella Cole story, it took you away from the narrative. All of the performances were strong, although I wish that Sierra Boggess had more to sing. Jason Robert Brown is a fine composer and arranger, which is evident from the very start of the show, and he certainly knows how to craft songs in different genres. Where he falls a bit short is in his lyric writing. His lyrics tend to be bland and on the nose, with very predictable rhyming. But the audience LOVED this show. The fourth wall is broken numerous times during the show, which is a tad gimmicky. But when Chablis led the audience in a little spiritual exercise at the end of the show, they were all in. (The New York critics are gonna hate this!) It helps if you've read the book or seen the movie - I've done both - but this show is first rate entertainment. And so beautiful, especially the rendering of the cemetery. As the lady said, it makes you want to visit Savannah.