#26
Posted: 8/20/05 at 11:46pm
I'm going to go with the extremely typical answer of Brooklyn.
Has anyone never seen a show they did not like? — Page 2
#27
In all honesty thre was one musical i hated but i cant remember the name of it now.
But i think i mainly hated it because we were in the VERY last row, far left, and i had left my glasses at home.
So i dont remember much of it :)
Posted: 8/20/05 at 11:49pm
In all honesty thre was one musical i hated but i cant remember the name of it now.
But i think i mainly hated it because we were in the VERY last row, far left, and i had left my glasses at home.
So i dont remember much of it :)
#28
Posted: 8/20/05 at 11:50pm
Nope- I dont go to shows I dont like. 
#29
Posted: 8/20/05 at 11:50pm
I saw a production of Pirates of Penzance that I just couldn't get into for the life of me. And Oklahoma as well... just didn't do it for me, at all.
and i second, third, fourth... whatever it is, for BKLYN.
and i second, third, fourth... whatever it is, for BKLYN.
#30
Posted: 8/20/05 at 11:54pm
The Boy From Oz was two hours of my life that I'd desperately like back. Especially because they felt like five hours. The book was weak and I am not a fan of Peter Allen's songs. And the supporting characters came and went so quickly you had no time to care about them.That little kid was pretty fierce though, and of course Hugh was wonderful. I might have had to slit my wrists were it not for him.
The Little Shop revival did not do it for me either. Everyone but Hunter looked over it.
I saw La Cage in it's second preview and kinda wanted to leave at intermission. They were not ready to be in performance and I was a little bitter that I paid to see what seemed like a dress rehearsal-Gary Beach screwed up "I Am What I Am" and looked at the conductor-and every actor flubbed their lines. But from what I hear it got much better. Probably just a rough night.
The Little Shop revival did not do it for me either. Everyone but Hunter looked over it.
I saw La Cage in it's second preview and kinda wanted to leave at intermission. They were not ready to be in performance and I was a little bitter that I paid to see what seemed like a dress rehearsal-Gary Beach screwed up "I Am What I Am" and looked at the conductor-and every actor flubbed their lines. But from what I hear it got much better. Probably just a rough night.
#31
Posted: 8/20/05 at 11:55pm
Platinum
A Doll's Life
Frankenstein
Bring Back Birdie
Six Dance Lessons In Six Weeks
King of Hearts
Angel
A Doll's Life
Frankenstein
Bring Back Birdie
Six Dance Lessons In Six Weeks
King of Hearts
Angel
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#32
Posted: 8/20/05 at 11:57pm
I've never seen a broadway production of The Music Man, but having seen it regionally more than once, I really just do not care for the show.
But, i was not at all wowed by the Fiddler on the Roof revival, it was good... but it could've been so much better, and I nearly fell asleep during Far From the Home I Love, which usually is my favorite song in the show.
But, i was not at all wowed by the Fiddler on the Roof revival, it was good... but it could've been so much better, and I nearly fell asleep during Far From the Home I Love, which usually is my favorite song in the show.
#33
Posted: 8/20/05 at 11:57pm
CATS, definetly.
Producers was overhyped, but not bad.
Producers was overhyped, but not bad.
#34
Posted: 8/20/05 at 11:58pm
I liked Brooklyn
.... dont kill me!
.... dont kill me!
#35
Posted: 8/21/05 at 12:34am
DRS was almost as bad as the tour of Some Like it Hot with Tony Curtis as the old man.
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#36
Posted: 8/21/05 at 12:41am
Could we please stop appologizing for every opinion, ok some people are going to say oh I loved DRS (or whatever show) that doesn't mean you need to appologize for your own expression of dislike. It just gets anoying.
I loved DRS and hated Spamalot, I know many people will disagree but they are not in my head so I have no need to appologize.
Stand by your opinions, own your comments!
I loved DRS and hated Spamalot, I know many people will disagree but they are not in my head so I have no need to appologize.
Stand by your opinions, own your comments!
I stand corrected, you are as vapid as they say.
#37
Posted: 8/21/05 at 12:48am
I've been bored during national tours three times:
1. Lion King - the first time I saw it, I was bored out of my mind. I saw it with friends a little while later, and loved it.
2. Phantom of the Opera - again, bored to death the first time. The second time was slightly more entertaining, but only because Rebecca Pitcher wasn't ear-splittingly shrill, but it was still bad.
3. The Producers - I saw the show in NY with Matthew and Nathan and loved it. I saw it in Boston and hated it.
I was also disappointed with Wicked in NY, but I still liked it.
1. Lion King - the first time I saw it, I was bored out of my mind. I saw it with friends a little while later, and loved it.
2. Phantom of the Opera - again, bored to death the first time. The second time was slightly more entertaining, but only because Rebecca Pitcher wasn't ear-splittingly shrill, but it was still bad.
3. The Producers - I saw the show in NY with Matthew and Nathan and loved it. I saw it in Boston and hated it.
I was also disappointed with Wicked in NY, but I still liked it.
#38
Posted: 8/21/05 at 12:54am
patronus....i lasted through a little over half an hour of the phantom movie, so im glad i wasted $5 instead of $100 in finding out i didnt like it.
and i havent actually seen it, but i do not like fiddler at all. i lasted through 3:18 of prologue/tradition.
and i havent actually seen it, but i do not like fiddler at all. i lasted through 3:18 of prologue/tradition.
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#39
Posted: 8/21/05 at 1:41am
I actually bought a copy of the Poto movie at a local video store for $5.99.
Cheaper than Nytol and 300 times more effective.
Cheaper than Nytol and 300 times more effective.
#40
Posted: 8/21/05 at 2:20am
DRACULA was terrible, but I still enjoyed it a lot. I wasn't so hot on RENT though.
#41
Posted: 8/21/05 at 2:24am
"Nope- I dont go to shows I dont like."
How do you know you don't like it if you don't go?
BKLYN and STOOP ON ORCHARD STREET
How do you know you don't like it if you don't go?
BKLYN and STOOP ON ORCHARD STREET
#42
Posted: 8/21/05 at 2:24am
Movin' Out
Dracula
Phantom of the Opera
Jeckyll & Hyde
You couldn't PAY me to see those shows ever again!
Dracula
Phantom of the Opera
Jeckyll & Hyde
You couldn't PAY me to see those shows ever again!
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#43
Posted: 8/21/05 at 2:27am
I LOATH Rent, i couldn't believe i wasted 60 dollars to see that..
I wasn't too keen on La Cage, i hated Gary Beach. The guys and the book were/are great though!
I wasn't too keen on La Cage, i hated Gary Beach. The guys and the book were/are great though!
#44
Posted: 8/21/05 at 2:28am
The Producers. I saw the tour of it and although it was entertaining, I can't say I walked away actually liking it.
#45
Posted: 8/21/05 at 2:53am
Hated...Brooklyn... >_>
#46
Posted: 8/21/05 at 3:24am
Someone hear wrote that GYPSY was boring ???? All I can say is it must have been a dreadful production because GYPSY has one of the tightest, fastest moving books in all musical theatre. What in the world were you expecting if teh show disappointed that much? Ahh well.
Shows I hate:
CATS
STARLIGHT EXPRESS
PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
BEAUTIFUL GAME (based on OCR only..not seen the show)
SUNSET BLVD (one of the worst shows I have ever seen)
do we sense a trend here?
Others I saw once but have no desire to see again:
THE ACT
THE MAGIC SHOW
JEKYLL & HYDE
AIDA
WICKED
Shows I hate:
CATS
STARLIGHT EXPRESS
PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
BEAUTIFUL GAME (based on OCR only..not seen the show)
SUNSET BLVD (one of the worst shows I have ever seen)
do we sense a trend here?
Others I saw once but have no desire to see again:
THE ACT
THE MAGIC SHOW
JEKYLL & HYDE
AIDA
WICKED
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#47
Posted: 8/21/05 at 3:27am
Evita
The King and I-i think it was just the cast i saw...
and i agree with stagebeauty about the producers, i enjoyed it, but after all the hype about it, i was expecting a lot more.
and people might hate me-but i despise the stage verion of chicago-but i love the music, and movie.
The King and I-i think it was just the cast i saw...
and i agree with stagebeauty about the producers, i enjoyed it, but after all the hype about it, i was expecting a lot more.
and people might hate me-but i despise the stage verion of chicago-but i love the music, and movie.
#48
Posted: 8/21/05 at 5:46am
one word: CATS I sat there willing there to be a plot, came back after intermission thinking something anything would happen but... no.
That's the only show i've really wished I had left. I didn't really 'get' what was so great about Jesus Christ Superstar either, that said it was still not a count-the-minutes- until-it-ends show.
That's the only show i've really wished I had left. I didn't really 'get' what was so great about Jesus Christ Superstar either, that said it was still not a count-the-minutes- until-it-ends show.
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#49
Posted: 8/21/05 at 9:08am
This is not a Broadway show or Tour show, but a show that was in London's West End.
NOTRE DAME DE PARIS
I was interested in seeing it. And I ended up TOTALLY HATING it!!
NOTRE DAME DE PARIS
I was interested in seeing it. And I ended up TOTALLY HATING it!!
#50
Posted: 8/21/05 at 9:43am
Hated "The News" starring Jeff Conaway..saw the opening and closing performance, that was easy coz it was the same performance.
Hated "Private Lives" starring Burton and Taylor...bad production.
But the worst of all was Suzanne Somers in THE BLOND AND THE THUNDERBIRD....DREADFUL
Hated "Private Lives" starring Burton and Taylor...bad production.
But the worst of all was Suzanne Somers in THE BLOND AND THE THUNDERBIRD....DREADFUL
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