#1
Posted: 2/28/05 at 4:54pm
Okie-dokie, I just wanted to hurl at some of you and tell you to lay off of works like OKLAHOMA! and MY FAIR LADY.
Just because you like them doesn't mean you have to continue to enjoy these productions and not like a certain show with songs by Stephen Schwartz that opened at the Gershwin Theater on October 30, 2003.
C'mon, you have no right to debate the merits of Gwen Verdon in SWEET CHARITY versus Debbie Allen in SWEET CHARITY or the discuss the witty lyrics of Stephen Sondheim.
Just because you don't share the mass adoration for the aforementioned musical that opened at the Gershwin on October 30, 2003 doesn't give you the right to discuss ANYTHING ELSE in the world of entertainment. Give the kids and their obsession a break and don't even think about trying to educate them about the rich history of Theatre that started QUITE A WHILE before October 30, 2003.
Oh, and by the way, get a life.
Just because you like them doesn't mean you have to continue to enjoy these productions and not like a certain show with songs by Stephen Schwartz that opened at the Gershwin Theater on October 30, 2003.
C'mon, you have no right to debate the merits of Gwen Verdon in SWEET CHARITY versus Debbie Allen in SWEET CHARITY or the discuss the witty lyrics of Stephen Sondheim.
Just because you don't share the mass adoration for the aforementioned musical that opened at the Gershwin on October 30, 2003 doesn't give you the right to discuss ANYTHING ELSE in the world of entertainment. Give the kids and their obsession a break and don't even think about trying to educate them about the rich history of Theatre that started QUITE A WHILE before October 30, 2003.
Oh, and by the way, get a life.
"I say YOU'RE the CUTEST one. No, I say YOU'RE the CUTEST One. And we go on like that from dawn to three."
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