Congratulations to TABOO !!!
re: re: re: re: re: re: re: Bombay Dreams...#25
Posted: 11/14/03 at 12:01pm
Bollywood, is a theme park located in the Smoky Mts., founded by an enormously-titted Country Singer.
Bollywood
Updated On: 11/14/03 at 12:01 PM
re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: Bombay Dreams...#26
Posted: 11/14/03 at 1:20pmand whats the connection to Bombay Dreams?
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re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: Bombay Dreams...#27
Posted: 11/14/03 at 1:26pm
Horsey...
NOT DOLLYWOOD silly man!
Bollywood is the nickname given to the Indian (as in India) cinema community. It puts out hundreds of musicals a year.
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re: re: re: Bombay Dreams...#28
Posted: 11/14/03 at 1:29pmI'm with you Lou!!! I saw it in London- it should be called BOMBay Dreams. I was squirming- I felt so bad for the cast it waqs just so campy. It will not fly here.
re: re: re: re: Bombay Dreams...#29
Posted: 11/14/03 at 1:34pmMy last post was a response to the individual who asked "what Bollywood was"...and aimed at those on this board who may posses a sense of humor.
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Posted: 11/14/03 at 1:38pm
>>>england has a huge history of indian culture. new york does not. another spectacle show with no marrow.
what? you've never taken a cab?
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i'm a sonic reducer
he was the gimmicky sort
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Posted: 11/14/03 at 1:46pm
Horsey... I do have a sense of humor and I thought it was funny...
Hense the silly man comment. (forgive me for trying to laugh and educate at the same time.)
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Posted: 11/14/03 at 1:48pmYeah Horsey. Jon is a regular Box Office riot!
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re: re: re: re: re: re: re: Bombay Dreams...#33
Posted: 11/14/03 at 1:49pm
quote "From what I hear Tom Meehan has done his usual superb job of creating a wonderful book "
yes, like the one he did for hairspray. LOL!!!!
everything he wrote was rewritten by harvey in an uncredited role. i dont think more than 3 words remain from meehans contribution.
re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: Bombay Dreams...#34
Posted: 11/14/03 at 2:35pm
NO! Not you BoxOfficeJon! ![]()
That post about failing to find the humor was a response to NewYorkUniq's post saying "...what does this have to do with Bombay Dreams."
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re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: Bombay Dreams...#35
Posted: 11/14/03 at 2:38pmhorsey the taboo shill is the only person here who could say that the news,post, and times reviews were the best of the season. they slammed the show.
re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: Bombay Dreams...#36
Posted: 11/14/03 at 3:03pmHARVEY rewrote Hairspray? God, he has improved since La Cage aux Blecch.
taboo#37
Posted: 11/14/03 at 8:31pmIgnore the reviews of Taboo...trust me...and many, many others...it`s great....and I`m not just saying that cos I love George. It`s very entertaining, different, will make you happy, sad, and it`s incrediable!
re: Congratulations to TABOO !!!#38
Posted: 11/14/03 at 8:32pmJust go for me ( I can`t make it to NYC ;( )...JUST GO!
re: re: congratulations to taboo !!!#39
Posted: 11/14/03 at 10:40pmnow just a cotton pickin' minute miss mispelled cartoon character. are you saying that you haven't even seen taboo?
...global warming can manifest itself as heat, cool, precipitation, storms, drought, wind, or any other phenomenon, much like a shapeshifter. -- jim geraghty
pray to st. jude
i'm a sonic reducer
he was the gimmicky sort
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re: TABOO#42
Posted: 11/17/03 at 10:22am
Well, I am definetly excited about TABOO. I will catch it in January(providing it lasts that long). I for one Never wish a quick closure or failure of any show...no matter whether or not I am interested in seeing it or not. I do read reviews but put no stock in them as I like to make that decision of love or hate myself. One more thing.. I go see every show that Ben Brantley shoots down(which is almost everyone) just to spite him. He is lethally negative and I am confused as to why he is even interested in theatre. OH well, my point is I will see TABOO despite its mixed reviews!
kev
re: re: TABOO#43
Posted: 11/17/03 at 12:36pm
""""quote "From what I hear Tom Meehan has done his usual superb job of creating a wonderful book "
yes, like the one he did for hairspray. LOL!!!!
everything he wrote was rewritten by harvey in an uncredited role. i dont think more than 3 words remain from meehans contribution.""""""
Thomas Meehan's gift is not writing one-liners. He can leave that to Mel Brooks or Harvey F. Meehan's gift is giving structure to a story. He took the screenplays for two mediocre films and created through-lines, character arcs, sub-plots, and the like. No doubt Meehan will do the same for Bombay Dreams. If they need one-liners, joke-writers are a dime a dozen. Before Between the phenomenal successes of ANNIE and THE PRODUCERS, he spent over 20 years as an uncredited script doctor for movies where he performed similar services.
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re: re: re: TABOO#44
Posted: 11/17/03 at 12:48pmTABOO's score seems to be the one thing that critics and audiences agree is the best thing about the show. It could be a contender at the Tonys. But I suspect it will be the one place they will reward AVE Q. I would be surprised if they broke their long tradition of giving smaller shows anything other than writing and acting awards by giving the best musical award to Q. The list of such shows (FALSETTOS, SUNDAY, INTO THE WOODS, URINETOWN, SECRET GARDEN, ONCE ON THIS ISLAND,CHARLIE BROWN) that lost the bigger awards to more splashy traditional Broadway musicals is long.
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