On Your Feet!

On Your Feet was not only the name of this musical, but you will find yourself literally on your feet! This simple production was tons of fun. The story of Emilio and Gloria Estefan was interesting and the cast kept you engaged with familiar songs. Enjoyed the conga line with audience participation! I love a play that breaks the 4^th wall. The band was great. Can’t help but dance in your seats and by the end of the play no one… I mean no one is in their seats!

I wish I could give it more stars! What an amazing show!!! As a Cuban-​American I was skeptical when my mom’s friends got us tickets to go see this show on Broadway. Let me tell you, this has been one of my favorite Broadway shows and an amazing portrayal of the Estefan family, Cubans and Hispanics everywhere.
The atmosphere was great, everyone was up dancing. The actors made you laugh and cry along with them. I can’t wait to go back with my husband!
Tip: go around the side after the show, and you might be able to catch a glimpse of the actors as the

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I’ve seen many Broadway plays and I have to say this has been one of my favorites. I came to see it with my mom for her birthday and we had an amazing time! We were laughing, singing, dancing, smiling, and crying. I loved the actor that played Emilio and the actress that plays Gloria sounds so much like her. I would 100% recommend this play even if you are not a fan of Gloria Estefan. The dancing was great and the production was amazing! A great time all around!

Last Saturday (04÷30÷16 matinée at 2 P.M.), I took my mom to see «On Your Feet!» for an early Mothers’ Day present. I LOVED IT! The songs of Gloria Estefan brought back sweet and bittersweet memories of the 1980s and 1990s for me.
The lead that day was NOT the principal actress, but she was more than capable in capturing my imagination of «being» Gloria. I really liked the actor who played Emilio Estefan; and I especially liked the seasoned actresses who played Gloria’s mom and grandmom, respectively.
If you like pop songs, salsa dancing, and Cuban flair, you’ll certainly enjoy this very warm, touching, love story of hope and family.

Not the most boring show I’ve seen, but close.
Two very good musical numbers, both with upbeat Latin rhythms, one to end Act 1 and the other to end Act 2. Unfortunately the rest of the show was the extremely boring story of Estefan’s struggle to get recorded (no different than a thousand other artists), and her recovery from back surgery (also no different than a thousand other similar stories).
Estafan’s music is good; the show should have focused on that. If you think you’re going to get a couple hours of great Gloria Estefan music, you’re not; maybe 20 minutes of good music, and an hour and a half of boredom.

Very fun show! Not a TON of story. Some well done and engaging moments. The music is of course, great. Glad this touched on her accident. The music had some feedback at points. which was weird.

I enjoyed the music (Gloria estefan really had a lot of hits), and the dancing. I went midweek and it was surprisingly empty (so i would suggest getting tickets mid week if you want to slip into seating with better views).
The story and acting was a little light — I though it was more a story of gloria and emilio than her struggle with her mom. Of course, it is probably unrealistic to expect all the real dirt when the person the show is about is still living and making the final decision on what gets shown.
It was still a fun night out nonetheless.

Amazing!!! If you want to feel all your emotions this is a must see. You will laugh, dance, cry and at times all of those emotions at the same time. Theatre is perfect size, any seat is a good seat. The actors that play Gloria and Estefan are perfection. The whole cast was great especially abuelita!

Quite a phenomenal show. I would definitely see it again. The actors for this show did a great job with dancing, singing, acting, accents, and obviously throwing some sense of humor to ease some tension.
Hopefully this show will stick around for a while.

One of the best Broadways I have ever seen. The entire show, I was fighting my hips from dancing on their own. The lead actress who played Gloria Estefan not only resembled a young Gloria but her voice was comparable as well. Along with all of the amazing voices throughout the cast comes a clever, laugh out loud dialogue mixed with tear inducing situations that tug at the heart strings. A true emotional roller coaster of a show.
The theater is pretty small so no matter where you sit you should have a good view of the stage. I didn’t know much about Gloria’s life but this show made me a fan of not only her music but the way she lived her life as well. Highly recommended!

This show is awesome! We had such a great time! I grew up listening to Gloria Estefan’s music and my dad playing her videos over and over again so this definitely hit an emotional button. The music was really good — it was like I was at a concert — I just wanted to get up and dance. Omg the lead was phenomenal! She sounded and acted exactly like Gloria! The actor who played Emilio needed a bit of work it was like he was whispering the whole time — it was kind of funny. Or maybe that’s how Emilio sounds in real life lol anyhow — I danced, I laughed, I cried, I cheered! I want to bring my mom next time!

What a fun show! This show exceeded my expectations. I didn’t know how entertaining it was.
I won the online lottery tickets and so did my family. 40 dollars! If you go early to pick up your tickets, you could get orchestra seats.
The music was great and the band was fantastic. This show makes you want to get up and dance. There is also a nice story plot of Gloria and Emilios life. My boyfriend usually doesn’t like musical broadway shows, but he said this was one of his favs.

This is by far the best show that I have ever seen. I grew up listening to her music and dancing around my mothers house to conga. I also learned about her life through the news and reading about her in articles. This woman that played the part as Gloria Estefan could not have done a better job. I thought that Gloria was channeling her voice and life through her and bringing it to the audience. What a great way to bring to story of Gloria and Emilio to life for the world to see. I hope to be able to soon bring my parents and future in-​laws to see this masterpiece to be able to enjoy what my fiancé and I just experienced. A truly breathtaking, humbling and motivating story about a girl and a boy that evolved into the idol man and wife that we should all want to grow and be.
Thank you for the experience,
Kris

What a phenomenal show! I wasn’t a big Gloria Estefan fan, but after watching the show and seeing Ana Villafane and Josh Segarra perform as Gloria and Emilio, I have a newfound respect for the Estefans’.
The music is familiar to all, and the latin influence, costumes and story lines can be enjoyed by people from all ages and backgrounds. I went to see this with 4 other women and they all enjoyed it very much. The only thing I wasn’t crazy about was the actual theatre, which was a little too big. There were times it was difficult to hear the actors on the stage, but this was minor. I can’t wait to see the show again.

What an incredible show! The story of Emilio and Gloria demonstrate how perseverance can help anyone achieve their dreams. The entire show is an emotional roller coaster! This show incorporates a little bit of every emotion that we can all relate to somehow. You will experience touching, heartfelt moments and when the scene changes you will then feel ecstatic to see them flourish during one of their milestones.
Not only were you watching a show but at the same time it felt as if you were in a Gloria Estefan concert. The actors are that amazing at making you travel in time following Gloria’s and Emilio’s story.
Count me in for a second viewing!
FYI, I had one of their wine sangria’s which was $ 16, obviously overpriced but what else is there to expect from a Broadway theater.

I have been waiting to see this musical from the moment I read years ago that Gloria & Emilio were even thinking of doing this. The years of waiting did not disappoint. I have seen the play twice already (previews & live) and I enjoyed it the second time around just as much as the first time.
The cast is incredible between the singing, dancing, music and the way they capture the audience. I laughed I cried I danced. What more can I want?
I have even had the opportunity to meet most of the cast [except Ana] after each show to get my playbill signed and take pictures. everyone is SO NICE specially Josh so willing to talk to the fans and take pictures with everyone.
Looking forward to seeing it again and again.

Great show! A recount of their lives, struggles and triumphs.
The music and dancing kept us shaking our bodies on our seats. The boy, Eduardo Hernandez is a pint size dynamite dancer. Gloria (young) has a very good voice.
The show is a HIT!!!
Another one for the Estefan.
The theater isn’t too disable friendly. Too many stairs.
The bar has a frozen mojito with the añejo rum Botram– Emilio’s sponsored rum. Delicious!
The rythm does get you!

The story of Gloria and Emilio Estefan. The struggles, love, heartbreak and triumph of this amazing couple and how they loved their family. Such a moving production and dedication to their history and love. Their strength together to push forward to achieve their dream. The cast is incredible between the singing, dancing and music, I’m not sure which I enjoyed more. The audience totally came alive and embraced the magic. You couldn’t sit still, all you wanted to do is dance and sing! You left with such a full heart.

I saw On Your Feet! during previews and I’m pretty shocked at how damn good it is! I wouldn’t call myself a fan of Gloria Estefan or anything, but took a chance on seeing it because my mom wanted to see it. And really, how can you *not* like Gloria Estefan, right? I also expected that live, that music would be infectious to say the least.
And I was so so right. Some Broadway shows bore me to tears. Some (most Andrew Lloyd Weber offerings) are so cornball sentimental, and over the top spectacle-​driven, that you leave pretty emotionless and vowing to never do Broadway again. But then there are shows that have you thinking, «that really was worth that 200 dollar ticket price!» because it stars, say, Bernadette Peters or Neil Patrick Harris or Alan Cummings (sigh).
And then there are the shows where a cast of unknowns blow you away. On Your Feet is this kind of show. I truly admire the cast, the production and the music is just phenomenal (after all, members of the Miami Sound Machine are playing). I have a new kind of respect for Ms. Estefan (again, it’s not that I ever didn’t like her, but now I’m kinda like, wow, this chick is pretty damn cool).
My favorite part of the show is when they did a flashback to the days of her mama performing in a truly riveting Cuban jazz number. It absolutely blew me away. I’m definitely not a fan of Estefan’s pop ballads, but hearing and seeing the dance songs live is really a great experience. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a crowd so appreciative either. Standing ovations galore.
I grew up going to Broadway shows and have forgotten more than I can remember. On Your Feet will join the ranks of ones that I will never forget.