Great American Musical R.I.P.

[scotrace]

Hey now, I liked "Into the Woods"! :eusa_clap

You didn't see the version I was in....

Completely sucked scissors! I never stepped on a stage again. THAT bad. Humiliating.

 

[Feraud]

I liked the first Legally Blonde. PLEASE DON'T HURT ME!

There is nothing wrong with saying that. I have seen many "chick flicks", date movies, etc. that are watchable.
The success of a film like Legally Blonde or a Billy Joel song does not mean it should be a Broadway show! The reality of life is business and art go hand in hand on Broadway, Hollywood, and in every other artistic medium. This is nothing new.
I have to add again..Legally Blonde and High Fidelity as musicals are just plain wrong! :eusa_doh: :eusa_doh:

 

[HadleyH]

..Legally Blonde and High Fidelity as musicals are just plain wrong! :eusa_doh: :eusa_doh:

I second that!!!!!

 

[jamespowers]

I have to add again..Legally Blonde and High Fidelity as musicals are just plain wrong! :eusa_doh: :eusa_doh:

lol lol lol lol Tell us what you really think.

Regards,

J

 

[Fletch]

Since my partner's in theatre (I get corrected if I spell it any other way...sorry...I forgot...there IS no other way to spell it)

Thanks. From now on I spell it theeayter. lol

 

[Tomasso]

And BTW, I liked The Producers, however only with Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick.

I agree, but then I only saw the original cast. I saw it during its trial run in Chicago and then on B'Way. I liked it much more than the original movie and I mentioned that to Mel Brooks, when I stumbled upon him at their cast party in Chicago (McCormick&Schmicks). In real life, Broderick is a funny MF, he trumps both Brooks and Lane, who are also some funny MF's.

BTW, Sarah Jessica Parker, who was at the party, is a sweetheart.

 

[Staggerly]

I hope we can all agree that there's a place for Evil Dead: The Musical, with its "splatter zone" seating and "What the F*** Was That" number. (Don't click if comedy-gore offends!)