Dracula The Musical Logo is here...

[B@way0]

Posted: 5/22/04 at 2:16am

[Blackangel]

Posted: 5/22/04 at 5:55am

It looks like a bookcover.

[Theatreboy33]

Posted: 5/22/04 at 11:27am

And what a boring book cover.

[GovernorSlaton]

Posted: 5/22/04 at 11:50am

It doesn't really look like it will get many people to go see it. It also doesn't look like it will get ME to go see it.

[magruder]

Posted: 5/22/04 at 11:59am

Ah, so we're reviewing shows based on logos now?

[Phantom2]

Posted: 5/22/04 at 12:04pm

Good one, magruder!

[Albin]

Posted: 5/22/04 at 12:05pm

"Ah, so we're reviewing shows based on logos now? "

Geez...Wildhorn fans can be so sensitive.
Chill. No one posting here has reviewed the show, at least not from the way I am reading them. They just reviewed the logo.

[magruder]

Posted: 5/22/04 at 12:11pm

I'm not a Wildhorn fan in the least, nor were my sensibilities offended in any way ... It's just the internet pre-opening buzz has gone from reviewing the final dress, reviewing the open press rehearsal, reviewing the demo recording, to reviewing the logo. (And that said, since I work near the Belasco, here's the final logo. The title treatment is different).
Playbill.com Marquee Value

[Craig]

Posted: 5/22/04 at 12:25pm

Magruder

Next we'll have people reviewing first post and eventually, when the technology is there, we can just review what's going on in the composer/lyricists/librettist brain...

ugh!

Updated On: 5/22/04 at 12:25 PM

[Daisy Head Maisy]

Posted: 5/22/04 at 12:36pm

Well whether we are reviewing or not, I think the logo does a good job of maintaining a mysterious and spooky feel without looking cheesy. They could always put up a picture of Sesame Street's The Count