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Just got out of the show so I’m dumping thoughts while it’s fresh. I went in completely blind—never saw the movie, didn’t read reviews, nothing—which I almost never do.

 

A few songs were kinda cheesy, but some were really good and gave me chills. “Be Kind and Rewind” was cute, but the opening number “No More Monsters” was… not it. At all. “Have To Have You” was the first moment where I was like ohhhh

OK, so now that I’m finally home I can type out my full thoughts. 
 

To reiterate my point that I made At intermission, the plot is almost identical to the Barbie movie. That’s not a bad thing. I was just expecting something different.

I do echo what everybody is saying about Jasmine being a true star.

The act two opening number had me gagging in the BEST way. 

I think the funniest part of the Entire show is the momen

SeanD2 said: "

Sorry, in 2024 I have no interest in the objectification of the human body to raise money. Between promoting body shaming and creating an environment where assault is possible (DC's equivalent fundraiser had to be shut down due to the behavior of organizers towards participants), it's just not an event BCEFA should continue to hold or benefit from. There are much safer and more inclusive ways BCEFA can raise money."

Please go tou

I remember there was a thread about this, but I can't seem to find it. Considering many places have opened and closed since the pre-pandemic era, I'm curious to know about your favorite spots to visit before a show (apart from Sardi's, of course).

One of my go-to spots, Vodka Soda/Bottoms Up, sadly didn't survive the pandemic (RIP). Recently, I've been enjoying The Dickens on 8th Ave. It's a new gay bar/restaurant with a cute little rooftop, prompt service, and

CurtainsUpat8 said: ""For today's audiences, this production may be just fine."
This sums up 80 percent of Broadway Shows in one sentence. Our standards have dropped so low. I have been going to Broadway for 50 years."

I think they are banking on the fact that this is a classic to my fellow black people. the average black american grew up with The Wiz and doesnt know good theatre (no shade). They are counting on the fact that black

I do like that they made several jokes that “only” black people would understand - When the witch dies and they all get funeral airbrush shirts..or when the other witch starts melting and she says the water is ruining her silk press. I thought that was cute. Obviously not enough to save the show. I’m really mad at myself for spending over $100 on seats. This unfortunately can’t be fixed during previews no matter what they do. I wish that they would give the lion and sc