Blaustein) Psyduck - Leah Smith (vocals recorded by Michael Haigney) Mewtwo - Shaun Bradley (vocals recorded by Jay Goede) Jigglypuff - Leah Smith (vocals recorded by Rachael Lillis) Nurse Joy - Natalie Weld Officer Jenny - Suzanne Wogisch Dexter - Sinclair Mitchell Critical reception The play received negative reception from critics. Little Review said "Maybe it's different in Japan, but it's hard to imagine a Japanese version of Pokémon Live!. This show may be based on televised anime, but its antecedents lie in American musicals from The King and I to Annie to The Lion King, with the Solid Gold Dancers and the Backstreet Boys mixed in. If you have a rudimentary knowledge of Pokémon and an enthusiastic underage companion, you'll find that you're having a good time even as your eyes roll towards the projection of Haunter on the ceiling." References Further reading External links Index page of the first official site on radiocity.com, archived by the Internet Archive. Files from the second official site on ekidsinternet.com, archived by the Internet Archive. "Pokémon Live! Song Lyrics" "Script & Print", links to three pages with script-content. "Showtime", links to the songs. Script An early draft of the Pokémon Live! script The official script Videos The complete show, dated December 30, 2000, as uploaded by its production manager The complete show, using restored elements of almost every performance, uploaded to YouTube by Benjamin Delbert in 2020 High-definition footage of the show's finale, uploaded to YouTube by a channel named Broadway Archive in 2022 A Making Of Featurette, as uploaded by its production manager A commercial for the show on YouTube Bulbapedia article about the show 2000 musicals Musicals based on anime and manga Off-Broadway musicals Rock musicals Live