Can we disparage someone for feeling like they need to start a separate thread just to tell us they liked the show when the 229 post previews thread is literally just a few rows down on the first page?
I didn’t call OP Ken because he liked the show; I did it because he started a thread to praise it inside of writing in the long thread already dedicated to the show. Very Ken-like to me.
UncleCharlie said: "Can we disparage someone for feeling like they needto start a separate thread just to tell us they liked the show when the 229post previews thread is literally just a few rows down on the first page?"
Thank you. Their whole "well I want to start my own thread so people will read what I have to say" is so annoying. You are not special, in any way, because you liked this show OP. You should have given your opinion in the existing thread and not been lazy about it.
EllieRose2 said: "You should have given your opinion in the existing thread and not been lazy about it."
One could make a ferocious argument that starting a new thread is less lazy than adding a post to an existing one. You have to think up a title all on your own, click to start a new thread, and then type out the entire title. Then and only then can you type your message.
You know, I thought with the multiple posts in this thread since I last checked, that there might be some interesting discussion going on. But nope, just the thread police.
It was me! I committed the (apparent) mortal sin of starting a thread that actually commented on the show, not the other commenters. It's a shockingly funny show, imo. Anyone seen the show with actual comments on the show? And no, my name is not Ken.
I saw this yesterday. I went in skeptical. Found an amazing discount code yesterday ($50 5th row orchestra center? Yes and baffling) Im almost 33. I also got a but eh when Ken D came out to hype up a crowd that honestly already seemed hyped.
First act was weak. I really didn't find the show fun until maybe 30 minutes in. The main character is a bore. The other characters are very solid but take time to get going.
Top of Act 2, the show clicks and doesn't stop for the rest of the 85 minutes. Main character is still a bore but the humor is very funny at that point. And the music better. Sound mixing wasn't the best for the louder songs.
What everyone says about the Ensemble is correct (very funny and entertaining to watch). The second song in act 2 (second chances) may be the best character arc for a breakdown I have seen in an alright show.
Whole audience ate it up for the whole show (I did about an hour in as I stated earlier. Yes, act 1 is an hour and Act 2 is around 80 minutes)