#26
Posted: 3/22/08 at 8:45pm
The Lion King. I remember the big...round cliff thing coming out of the floor, and some people dancing in the air? Sure.
Forgettable shows you've seen (or did you?) — Page 2
#27
Posted: 3/22/08 at 10:28pm
My seats in Phantom were aweful, so that's the only reason. But when I saw it again, it was incredable. In such a huge theater like the Majestic, seats make all the difference.
#28
Posted: 3/23/08 at 12:27am
I didn't really care for "Movin' Out" when I saw it a few years ago in Toronto.
#29
Posted: 3/23/08 at 12:35am
Saw Mary Poppins in London a couple years ago and was impressed with the sets and with Gavin Lee's performance, but the show truly did not stick with me. Couldn't relive any given moment if I had to.
#30
Posted: 3/23/08 at 2:01am
The Producers the ONLY things I remember about this show was wanting to leave (this was the only show I ever seriously considered leaving during intermission) and the lady next to me sang along to ever single song.
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Spelling Bee I like this show but looking back I can not remember a single thing about it except that the lobby made me feel like I was in a grade school (which I thought was cool)
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Spelling Bee I like this show but looking back I can not remember a single thing about it except that the lobby made me feel like I was in a grade school (which I thought was cool)
"I'd rater be nine peoples favorite thing, than a hundred peoples ninth favorite thing"
#31
Posted: 3/23/08 at 4:09am
Most festival shows are forgettable. Rarely they stick with you.
#32
Posted: 3/23/08 at 8:46am
The Crucible with Justine Bateman. That's the only thing I remember about it that she was in it. But then again I slept through most of it so maybe that's why I don't remember it. LoL
Don't believe everything that you hear! Only the peeps involved know the truth!
#33
Posted: 3/23/08 at 9:01am
The Rev. of "Into The Woods"
#34
Posted: 3/23/08 at 9:51am
Little Women The Musical- I'm proud to say I managed to block most of it out, which was pretty easy to do.
Movin' Out- Really can't remember ANYTHING about it, and I only saw it 2 and a half years ago.
Cats- Didn't get it at all. All I remember is the big ass rising tire at the end.
Annie Get Your Gun w/ B. Peters- All I remember are the two kids, I thought they were the best.
Movin' Out- Really can't remember ANYTHING about it, and I only saw it 2 and a half years ago.
Cats- Didn't get it at all. All I remember is the big ass rising tire at the end.
Annie Get Your Gun w/ B. Peters- All I remember are the two kids, I thought they were the best.
"I think of avant-garde as downtown shows where you rub waffles and chocolate on yourself."- Hunter Bell
#35
Posted: 3/23/08 at 12:00pm
When I was in middle school there was a show about the history of America, and the sound system was terrible and the actors were not projecting at all, so I couldn't hear a single word. It was sad. I can't seem to remember much of Legally Blonde at all.
"There are only two worthwhile things to leave behind when we depart this world of ours: children and art."
-Sunday In The Park With George
#36
Posted: 3/23/08 at 2:12pm
No one has said High Fidelity? I got to see that for free, and remember it being a mildly good time, but not much else. I kept thinking that it really wasn't worth a fraction of the ticket price.
I must say, I did listen to the music a couple weeks ago and it is actually growing on me, but the show was still overall pretty forgettable. (Though I still don't believe that it deserved to die the way it did.)
I must say, I did listen to the music a couple weeks ago and it is actually growing on me, but the show was still overall pretty forgettable. (Though I still don't believe that it deserved to die the way it did.)
#37
Posted: 3/23/08 at 5:49pm
Many cause I had ECT which made my memory go kaput
Herbie: "Honey, Don't you know there's a depression?"
Rose: "Of Course I know, I Watch Fox News"
-(modified)Gypsy
Broadway Schedule
December 5th- Hamilton, On Your Feet
December 19th- Noises Off, Edith Piaf Concert at Town Hall
Rose: "Of Course I know, I Watch Fox News"
-(modified)Gypsy
Broadway Schedule
December 5th- Hamilton, On Your Feet
December 19th- Noises Off, Edith Piaf Concert at Town Hall
#38
Posted: 3/23/08 at 6:08pm
I just thought of another one. I walked out Next to Normal and I couldn't remember a thing.
#39
Posted: 3/23/08 at 6:14pm
Wikud wth chenzel
He's a faker, and you've been taken in by his con. And in doing so, you are enabling him. He is doing more damage to aspergers than papa's words ever could. -Chane/Liverpool on me having asperger syndrome.
#40
Posted: 3/23/08 at 6:24pm
cat on a hot tin roof.... what I remember is that I fell asleep in the 2nd act
#42
Posted: 3/24/08 at 5:21pm
Frankenstein, the musical a must miss!
I went to see this production amidst the longest strike in Broadway’s history. It was Off-Broadway but what attracted me most to see it was that it featured Hunter Foster (Urinetown, Little Shop of Horrors, The Producers) who of course is brother to Sutton Foster. The show was somewhat boring and the music drab. I did however find the performance of Steve Blanchard (Beauty and the Beast) as the monster to be fairly solid. It was interesting to see the monster not dressed in stereotype green face Frankenstein, but rather just a larger man with a base voice and a purposeful twitch. This was a low budget production with a fairly large cast. Scenery utilized video interpretations to save a cost which is probably best since it closed soon after I saw it. Let’s just say that I almost developed the Frankenstein twitch in me as I forced myself to come back for 2nd Act.
Off-Broadway's Frankenstein, directed by Bill Fennelly and based on Mary Shelley's classic novel opened on November 1, 2007 at the 37 Arts Building and closed on December 9 after 25 previews and 45 regular performances.
I went to see this production amidst the longest strike in Broadway’s history. It was Off-Broadway but what attracted me most to see it was that it featured Hunter Foster (Urinetown, Little Shop of Horrors, The Producers) who of course is brother to Sutton Foster. The show was somewhat boring and the music drab. I did however find the performance of Steve Blanchard (Beauty and the Beast) as the monster to be fairly solid. It was interesting to see the monster not dressed in stereotype green face Frankenstein, but rather just a larger man with a base voice and a purposeful twitch. This was a low budget production with a fairly large cast. Scenery utilized video interpretations to save a cost which is probably best since it closed soon after I saw it. Let’s just say that I almost developed the Frankenstein twitch in me as I forced myself to come back for 2nd Act.
Off-Broadway's Frankenstein, directed by Bill Fennelly and based on Mary Shelley's classic novel opened on November 1, 2007 at the 37 Arts Building and closed on December 9 after 25 previews and 45 regular performances.
#43
Posted: 3/24/08 at 6:51pm
The Vertical Hour. The play where nothing happens. Bill Nighy was amazing though, so I remember him. But the show itself...bleh
But I'm not clear on how Phantom is a forgettable show. I can understand if someone doesn't like it, but forgettable? How so?
But I'm not clear on how Phantom is a forgettable show. I can understand if someone doesn't like it, but forgettable? How so?
"But I can tell you that Raoul, who was so handsome in "The Phantom," is now a drunken wreck."
#44
Posted: 3/24/08 at 9:31pm
I know I saw "How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying," but I can only remember very hazy moments of it.
However, I was six years old at the time, so I probably shouldn't base that on the show's merits. haha
However, I was six years old at the time, so I probably shouldn't base that on the show's merits. haha
#45
Posted: 3/24/08 at 9:35pm
All I remember of Lestat is Drew Sarich's wig falling off during the second act. I honestly can't remember anything having to do with the show itself.
Call the understudy / I can't go on tonight / I'm drinking with my buddy / I'm getting good and tight / Before they raise the curtain I'll be higher than a kite / So call the understudy
I can't go on tonight
#46
Posted: 3/24/08 at 10:07pm
Mamma Mia tour in Seattle last week.
I remember having fun but the only big parts I remember were how fabulous Susi Mcmonagle's (Donna) performance was and then meeting her at stage door. She was very friendly. The rest of the cast was forgettable along with the show.
Camelot and Company last year at 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle
I remember having fun but the only big parts I remember were how fabulous Susi Mcmonagle's (Donna) performance was and then meeting her at stage door. She was very friendly. The rest of the cast was forgettable along with the show.
Camelot and Company last year at 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle
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