"shows need to be produced to bring a new generation to the generation." I'm not sure what that means, but I think it's the same fallacious thinking that brought
Glory Days,
[title of show],
High Fidelity,
Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, and many other flops to Broadway - this idea that:
a) "Young" people want to sit in a Broadway theatre on a regular basis, and
b) They will only come to see a certain kind of show (which, from the formula, seems to be loud, sentimental, and intellectually unchallenging).
And don't make the assumption that
I wish for anything to close; I merely understand that wish to be more than just ill-will (as opposed to others who seem to prefer every statement be reduced to a simple black & white assumption so they can easily approve or condemn).
Updated On: 12/8/10 at 03:42 PM
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