Escape to Margaritaville Closing — Page 2

After Eight said: "Broadway rose7 wrote: "I feel bad for the actors and crew who needed the job but frankly thrilled that a theatre is freed up for something less... whatever you would call it."



I too feel bad for the actors and crew, and frankly am anything but thrilled that a theatre is now freed up for something more .... whatever you would call it. I would call it ghastly.

At least aslong as Margaritaville was there, we were spared the possibility of another music-barren dirgicalor screed moving in to make bothour theatre and our lives miserable.

Should that grim prospect come to pass, we couldbe pining to have Margaritaville back there in very short order.

Let's hope Summer andSponge Bob can continue to hold on to their theatresfor a very long time.

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God, you're insufferable! While I'm here, I am going to heed the advice of my fellow posters in not feeding the troll.

Updated On: 6/1/18 at 08:25 AM

My favorite part of all of this is they are closing on July 1... and doing a promotional event on July 4.

They have been there since Monday. I follow a few of them on Twitter and IG.

natashalost said: "My favorite part of all of this is they are closing on July 1... and doing a promotional event on July 4."

There is a tour coming up that was being promoted.

^I don't believe I heard them mention a tour, but they definitely emphasized that is was a Broadway show and showed the marquee of the Marquis.

My ongoing question: how will this show do in licensing to regionals and amateurs? Seems like it could become a "summertime" event show for many theatres in locations amenable to the Parrothead community.

Impossible2 said: "dramamama611 said: "Impossible2 said: "Everyone can bitch and moan all they like, but all 3 of them have earned and deserve their place on Broadway."



Anyone with money get put a show on Broadway. Granted, a LOT of money, but still. And just because it's "there" doesn't mean people can't voice their opinions.

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That is the worlds biggest problem, everyone has an opinion.

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Firstly, the worlds problems don’t stem from everyone having an opinion, the problems are born from people believing that their own opinion is the right one - there is a difference.

Secondly, what Dramaman611 said was not his opinion, it was fact - again there is a difference. Anyone, can produce a show on Broadway, if they have enough money. You cannot call something deserving of Broadway simply because it’s there, unless you want to separate dramaman611’s fact ‘anyone with money can do a show’ from your opinion ‘I think these are shows are deserving because...’

Updated On: 7/5/18 at 09:22 AM