Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
#75re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/26/07 at 4:55pmI'm almost positive that I am going to audition for this show so I will let everyone know how it was to participate in this "illegal" show.
#76re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/26/07 at 4:57pm
Reading this thread is just one big laugh.
I mean, come on. Can someone be seriously this DUMB?
Sleeth, perhaps you should read more on this board before making further posts. I can't wait for your next post.
"Man..I just found out that "Cats"...DOESN'T USE REAL CATS!! Where's the integrity?"
#77re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/26/07 at 5:09pm
It was just my OPINION.
If you didn't care for it, tough.
*Edit: And an eye roll coming from you, Sean, seems odd considering you always post how your designs are superior to others.*
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#78re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/26/07 at 6:06pmthe point is, they shouldn't go to NY and pay $100 a ticket...but they do. check the revenue reports for Broadway
#79re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/26/07 at 9:06pm
>> *Edit: And an eye roll coming from you, Sean, seems odd considering you always post how your designs are superior to others.*
Only when they're professional productions, darlin'. Then I will eye roll to my heart's content.
And thanks for asking.
#80re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/26/07 at 9:18pmfirstly, it was a very good production. sorry its below your standards, but it was amazing. secondly, you cant completely judge a production by a few photos of it. also, if you saw ALL the work that went into it, i think you'd change your mind.
#81re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/26/07 at 9:31pmThanks for the laugh! I saw this long ago on the 1st. Nat. Tour, then at a not so good dinner theater in my area about 2 years ago. Have you never read this board before?? Maybe you like the abuse.
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#82re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/26/07 at 9:36pm
"firstly, it was a very good production. sorry its below your standards, but it was amazing. secondly, you cant completely judge a production by a few photos of it. also, if you saw ALL the work that went into it, i think you'd change your mind."
I hate the whole "it-may-have-sucked-but-i'm-applauding-them-because-of-all-the-work-they-put-into-it" thing. I don't CARE how much work they put into something, if it sucked it SUCKED.
And your production didn't look amazing or anything. It looked pretty status quo for a high school so we should probably stop saying much about it either way.
#83re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/26/07 at 9:39pm
also, if you saw ALL the work that went into it, i think you'd change your mind.
Do you sell tickets to watch set construction, too? That'd be AWESOME.
#84re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/26/07 at 9:40pm
well i was the only one on here who ACTUALLY SAW IT. so please just dont judge by the pictures....if you saw, you would be free to say anything you want, but when you didnt.....
if you saw our middle school's peterpan...that was great and we actually "flew"
#85re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/26/07 at 9:56pmIn America, we say "flew."
#86re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/26/07 at 10:18pmoh omy gawd, i cant believe i just made that mistake...sorry. : /
#87re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/26/07 at 10:40pm
"so please just dont judge by the pictures"
What else are we supposed to judge it by?
You posted the pictures on a web site that is KNOWN to be VERY opinionated, and then you get upset that someone’s opinion doesn't agree with yours?
I do applaud all the hours of work you DID put into the show.
#88re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/26/07 at 11:24pmi was just posting them so everyone could see what our production design looked like, i didnt expect your horrible replies, theaterdiva
#89re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/27/07 at 12:58am
why are we picking on kids on the board? or young adults? If the poster had asked you what you thought of the pictures that would be the appropriate place to put your opinion but since the thread was not about that the comment wasn't really neccessary and just came off as catty and bitter.
I'm reminded of someone who put down a recent high school's production of West Side Story and kept saying how unprofessional and tacky it looked and sounded. High school is not supposed to be professional is it? I thought is was supposed to be fun and educational and something for teeneagers to do that made them want to pursue theatre as a profession.
Maybe thats just me.
Oh and this did give me a huge laugh. I could understand if Sleeth was outraged that the theatre was doing Drowsy or Wicked or something fairly new but Beauty has been around forever.
#90re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/27/07 at 7:14amI think your school's BATB production looks great, BroadwayEnthusiast. Even if it wasn't, it doesn't matter what people think of it as long as you had fun with it. Don't get worked up over the negative comments made. If you were to defend yourself over every insult made on BWW, you're not going to have time left for anything else.
#91re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/27/07 at 7:41am
>> High school is not supposed to be professional is it?
Ah, someone clearly didnt get the memo. Of course we're supposed to trash high school productions; it's in the membership agreement when you jon BBW. Peer pressure, we used to call it.
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#92re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/27/07 at 11:50amTheatres all over have been doing BATB since the rights came out a few years ago, The Beck Center in OH, The barn theatre in MI, the list could go on and on. The rights will come out for alot of the Disney Broadway cannon, and you will see im sure in a few years, god help us, rip off productions of Lion King, with milk jug reproductions of Julie Taymors bird puppets or stuffed animals on a bike, being gazelles.... Dis is a good company but when it comes down to it, its about the mighty $$.
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#93re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/27/07 at 12:28pm
From an old review...
Read the last paragraph
#94re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/28/07 at 7:51am
So what??????????? My local CHILDREN'S THEATRE is putting on DISNEY'S Beauty and the Beast. Look on the MTI website, you can see my production!(smiles) :)
#95re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/28/07 at 8:42am$500,000?
#96re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/28/07 at 10:06amUh... right.
#97re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/28/07 at 11:32am
SeanM, how about we send that company our resumes?
$500,000?
#98re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/28/07 at 12:04pm
question:
where on the MTI website is your show? Because if it is just the show under the production listings....it is not going to say So and So present Beauty and the Beast...hey guys come we spent $500,000.
#99re: Beauty & the Beast: Is It Even LEGAL?
Posted: 5/28/07 at 12:12pmI think TheatreDiva should post the cave drawings from his high school's productions for comparison.
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