#26
Posted: 10/6/26 at 2:01pm
Sondheim?
DIRTY DANCING: THE MUSICAL (Horne) - Film's 40th Anniversary tour stops on Broadway, 2027 — Page 2
#27
Posted: 10/6/26 at 2:03pm
Anyone worried about whether it would be ruled a revival or not at the Tonys, don't need to worry. It wouldn't get a nomination if it was the only musical out there...talk to The Lightning Thief lol
#28
Posted: 10/6/26 at 2:27pm
I cannot imagine this being worse than Beaches and I spent good money on that. I absolutely loved Gotta Dance and saw it at St. Jeans and then at Stage 42. Had it run longer, I probably would have gone a third time. We loved Blake Zelesnikar's performance in that and look forward to his Johnny in Dirty Dancing: The Musical. I am going for the dance which looks upbeat and fun. Oh, I survived A Walk on the Moon too. Maybe I will plan a double and see this after a Downstate matinee.
Updated On: 10/6/26 at 02:27 PM
#29
Posted: 10/6/26 at 5:20pm
I saw the U.S. tour when it played the Tilles Center on Long Island a few years ago. To this day, it remains the most God-awful piece of trash I have ever had the displeasure of sitting through, anywhere. Not a single redeeming quality. The only reason I didn’t flee at intermission is because my partner wanted to stay and he had the car keys. I understand they have a new creative team or something but unless they have overhauled this in every way from top to bottom, I can’t imagine it will be any good. Either way, I’m definitely skipping this one.
#30
Posted: 10/6/26 at 7:20pm
I saw the tour years ago. It was harmless fun. NOTHING original or interesting.
Just the movie in 3D.
Too bad Beaches isn't still around - they could share a theater and run in rep.
#31
Posted: 10/6/26 at 10:05pm
Melissa25 said: "I cannot imagine this being worse than Beaches and I spent good money on that.I absolutely loved Gotta Dance and saw it at St. Jeans and then at Stage 42. Had it run longer, I probably would have gone a third time. We loved Blake Zelesnikar's performance in that and look forward to his Johnny in Dirty Dancing: The Musical. I am going for the dance which looks upbeat and fun. Oh, I survivedA Walk on the Moon too. Maybe I will plan a double and see this after a Downstate matinee.
it looks so cheap.
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A Chorus Line revival played its final Broadway performance on August 17, 2008. The tour played its final performance on August 21, 2011. A new non-equity tour started in October 2012 played its final performance on March 23, 2013. Another non-equity tour launched on January 20, 2018. The tour ended its US run in Kansas City and then toured throughout Japan August & September 2018.
#32
Posted: 10/7/26 at 5:04am
One thing I also noticed is why do they need roughly a month of previews? How much tweaking, technical or otherwise, could they need to justify it as the show itself is already established for the most part
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#33
Posted: 10/7/26 at 5:36am
That month of previews is the only time they can make money before the critics put it out of its misery.
Well I didn't want to get into it, but he's a Satanist.
Every full moon he sacrifices 4 puppies to the Dark Lord and smears their blood on his paino.
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#34
Posted: 10/7/26 at 7:04am
- DIRECTOR: Loni Price (Neil in the original film)
How could they have misspelled the director’s name in what I assume was the press release?
#35
Posted: 10/8/26 at 6:22pm
I give this show 2 months max before it packs everything up. Once the reviews hit, it's done.
#36
Posted: 10/8/26 at 6:31pm
Dreamboy3 said: "
- DIRECTOR:Loni Price(Neil in the original film)
How could they have misspelled the director’s name in what I assume was the press release?"
Because just like everything else involving this show, they simply don't give a sh*t.
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#37
Posted: 10/9/26 at 7:01am
Ensemble1750063487 said: "I give this show 2 months max before it packs everything up. Once the reviews hit, it's done."
Eh. I feel like this would bring audiences more toward the Mamma Mia end of the spectrum than Beaches. The former knows it’s pure cheese, and the audience is in on the fun. Beaches tried to be a “serious” musical and that imploded massively when they decided to divert from the well known film
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#38
Posted: 10/9/26 at 1:59pm
I can’t believe they still haven’t fixed the fundamental problem that the characters don’t sing. This was the main thing that sunk it in London. Well and the general crapness of the whole enterprise.
This could have been so much better if the writer didn’t have an iron grip on it.
#39
Posted: 10/9/26 at 2:29pm
They would look so silly if they sing. Check out the horrible tv remake movie when they burst out into song
btw the ticket prices are crazy for this
Updated On: 10/9/26 at 02:29 PM
#40
Posted: 10/9/26 at 3:43pm
WldKingdomHM said: "They would look so silly if they sing. Check out the horrible tv remake movie when they burst out into song
btw the ticket prices are crazy for this"
They really wouldn’t.
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