Emojiland: The Musical
Closed 2h 20m
Emojiland: The Musical
78%
78%
(209 Ratings)
Positive
80%
Mixed
15%
Negative
5%
Members say
Clever, Great singing, Entertaining, Funny, Quirky

About the Show

'Emojiland" is a new, electric ensemble piece about a diverse community of archetypes who take one another at face value.

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Critic Reviews (11)

The New York Times
January 19th, 2020

CRITIC’S PICK. "There’s a Rom-Com in Your Phone. With Music: Everybody’s on hand, from a variety of Smileys to Nerd Face, and from Princess to Pile of Poo."
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Time Out New York
January 19th, 2020

3/5 Stars "With 16 musical numbers, dozens of characters, three main plot lines and a running time of well over two hours, it's a case of more-is-way-too-much, especially since the cyber-silliness isn't that well scripted. Thankfully, its...analog performances prevent the show from crashing."
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Theatermania
January 21st, 2020

"'Emojiland' Asks, Is It Really So Great to Be Alive?: Keith Harrison and Laura Schein wage war on nihilism inside an iPhone in their new musical at the Duke on 42nd Street."
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BroadwayWorld
January 20th, 2020

"New Faces of 2020 Threaten The Status Quo in 'EMOJILAND'"
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Lighting & Sound America
January 23rd, 2020

"Whether there is an audience for a show focusing on the emotional torments of smiley faces and princess images remains to be seen -- but, with its cheerful children's-theatre atmosphere and jokes sorely in need of updates, I was more than ready to unplug by the time the finale arrived."
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Talkin' Broadway
January 19th, 2020

"The eye-popping new musical 'Emojiland' is set inside a smartphone, but it turns out the digital sphere of emoji, GIFs and apps isn't so different from the human world."
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New York Stage Review
January 20th, 2020

4/5 Stars. "A delightful new musical takes us behind the screen of our smartphones."
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TheaterScene.net
January 29th, 2020

"The dynamic Lesli Margherita is part of a lively cast including Ann Harada as Pile of Poo in this drawn out brassy musical comedy where laughs are scarce."
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