i think everyone just assumed it was on its way out and stopped talking about it. I almost never see it mentioned on the theatre news sites, and it's only mentioned on this board in the context of "well at least [insert show] was better than Bombay Dreams!"
these producers need to learn that a hit show in London isn't necessarily going to work in New York. there's definitely a market for Bombay Dreams and We Will Rock You somewhere in the U.S. but probably more along the lines of Vegas. Bombay Dreams would do well in San Francisco. there's a huge Indian population here, and they are underrepresented in musical theatre. Blockbuster even has a Bollywood section.
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