#76
Posted: 6/20/14 at 3:05pm
"Maybe it's not doing well because people aren't willing to celebrate the life of someone who wasn't a good person."
Perhaps, even though it wasn't a bio of his life. I think with the poor promotional campaign, a known violent felon being celebrated, and that most people I've talked to about the show will just go to a rap concert if they want to see rap being performed. I was at a midtown pizza place last week and I was sitting next to five tourists. They were going over what show to see. When someone suggested Holler one said "I don't want to see a black show". It's a little bit of everything, I think. I think rap belongs on Broadway but I don't think the majority of people that come to see a show in NYC would agree.
This show should have never happened with several out of town tryouts. It makes me sad how much money, time, and talent was wasted here.
Perhaps, even though it wasn't a bio of his life. I think with the poor promotional campaign, a known violent felon being celebrated, and that most people I've talked to about the show will just go to a rap concert if they want to see rap being performed. I was at a midtown pizza place last week and I was sitting next to five tourists. They were going over what show to see. When someone suggested Holler one said "I don't want to see a black show". It's a little bit of everything, I think. I think rap belongs on Broadway but I don't think the majority of people that come to see a show in NYC would agree.
This show should have never happened with several out of town tryouts. It makes me sad how much money, time, and talent was wasted here.
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