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Have You Ever Felt Ripped Off After Seeing A Show?
#100re: Have You Ever Felt Ripped Off After Seeing A Show?
Posted: 2/2/05 at 11:34am
I have to say I've never felt ripped off. Maybe that's because I rarely ever pay full price to see shows or I sit in the cheap seats. I think the last time I paid a lot of money to see a show was for the performance the day after Hairspray's opening night. The original cast (of course) was there and still on an opening night high. Worth every penny.
I have seen shows that I absolutely hated but I wouldn't apply "ripped off" to the way I felt. I paid for a night of theater not knowing if I would enjoy it or not. That's the risk you take. It's a risk worth taking for me.
"The theater is my life. I live it. I breathe it. I fondle it till it falls asleep." Jack (Will And Grace)
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Tom1071
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/1/04
#101re: Have You Ever Felt Ripped Off After Seeing A Show?
Posted: 2/2/05 at 12:20pmI felt ripped off after seeing Miss Saigon
#102re: Have You Ever Felt Ripped Off After Seeing A Show?
Posted: 2/2/05 at 12:32pm
Notre Dame de Paris
Big (tour)
Footloose
I would say Peggy Sue Got Married or Aida, but Ruthie and Sherie (respectively) made up for the cost of the ticket. The only reason I don't consider Thou Shalt Not a ripoff is because I learned so much from watching such a huge flop.
I LOVED the Aspects of Love tour. It was beautifully staged and performed. I was moved to tears and the audience started its ovation before Rose could finish her last note during Anything But Lonely. It was one of my favorite experiences in musical theatre.
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian
#103re: Have You Ever Felt Ripped Off After Seeing A Show?
Posted: 2/2/05 at 12:42pm
Here are mine:
Touring company of Miss Saigon
Cats
"When you're a Jet, / You're a Jet all the way, / From your first pirouette / To your last grand jete." --Brian Kaman
#104re: Have You Ever Felt Ripped Off After Seeing A Show?
Posted: 2/2/05 at 2:21pmProducers - expected more
When someone blunders, we say that he makes a misstep. Is it then not clear that all the ills of mankind, all the tragic misfortunes that fill our history books, all the political blunders, all the failures of the great leaders have arisen merely from a lack of skill in dancing. - Moliere
#105re: Have You Ever Felt Ripped Off After Seeing A Show?
Posted: 2/2/05 at 3:36pmNobody has mentioned DANCE OF THE VAMPIRES with Michael Crawford. I didn't see it myself, but I heard it was a huge mess.
#106re: Have You Ever Felt Ripped Off After Seeing A Show?
Posted: 2/2/05 at 3:55pmTi-tan-ick!
"Oh some like it hot, but I like it *really* hot." - Heat Miser
mirramar
Broadway Star Joined: 2/3/05
#107re: Have You Ever Felt Ripped Off After Seeing A Show?
Posted: 2/4/05 at 11:46am
I felt ripped off after seeing:
42nd Street, Bombay Dreams, Brooklyn the Musical, and Mama Mia.
Thank goodness I got discount tickets for all these shows or I would've been VERY angry.
As for the people who felt they got ripped off after seeing Wicked - what shows DID you like?
Ragged Tear
Understudy Joined: 2/4/05
#108re: Have You Ever Felt Ripped Off After Seeing A Show?
Posted: 2/4/05 at 12:05pmLittle Fish. It sucked. (I really do think so. I loved HELLO AGAIN, and nothing else from LaChiusa.) OH, and I DESPISED the Bway WILD PARTY. Despised.
#109re: Have You Ever Felt Ripped Off After Seeing A Show?
Posted: 2/4/05 at 12:06pmi'll pay $20 to see anything, so i guess nothing is a ripoff. Updated On: 4/3/05 at 12:06 PM
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