IS Grease the word?

#1

IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/8/07 at 4:19am

Hi, has anyone seen Grease yet? What did you think of it? Not able to see it so want to live vicariously through all of you. Thanksssssssss.

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#2

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/8/07 at 8:00am

I've seen it.

Grease is not the word.

Not by a long shot.

#3

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/8/07 at 8:42am

Wanted to see it, but after reading people's reviews and seeing those production photos...yeah not really interested anymore.

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#4

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/8/07 at 11:11am

Do a SEARCH. There are quite a few 'reviews' threads on this revival.

And no. GREASE is NOT the word, unfortunately.

#5

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/8/07 at 1:19pm

NO! NO! NO! NO!
It is not the word at all.

#6

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/8/07 at 1:23pm

Actually, the word of the day is AUGHT.

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#7

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/8/07 at 1:49pm

I beg to differ with the other reviews. I had a great time at Grease. It is fun and entertaining. The audience loves the show.

I am sure WBAF will put me on his shill list, but it isn't Shakespeare, it's Grease!

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#8

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/8/07 at 2:15pm

Lynnespock, you aren't spitting Grease-related catch phrases at us or saying "The excitment in the air was exciting" as other posters have. You're not a shill.

#9

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/8/07 at 2:27pm

Damn! What does a girl have to do to get insulted here?

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#10

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/8/07 at 7:04pm

Just ask . . .

Lynnespock2, you are the ugliest poster I have ever seen.

And no, it is NOT the word. Or even a word.

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#11

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/8/07 at 8:21pm

Thanks NBT for the compliment. I know you saw me in my last production of Honk as the ugly duckling.....

Sarah8? I liked it although I seem to be in the minority on this thread.

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#12

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/8/07 at 10:42pm

Grease is the Word. It's a fabulous production, fresh and invigorating. Max and Laura are tremendous.

#13

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/8/07 at 10:46pm

Max and Laura are tremendous

- From what has been said. Laura is anything BUT tremendeous in her 10 minutes of stage time.

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#14

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/9/07 at 8:08am

Well it looks like Grease is NOT the word in London either.The show had its official opening last night and the critics were less than enthusiastic

Ive posted the UK reviews on the West End Board

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#15

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/9/07 at 11:14am

"Grease is the Word. It's a fabulous production, fresh and invigorating. Max and Laura are tremendous."

Wrong. It's a terrible production, stale and lifeless. Max and Laura are awful.

#16

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/9/07 at 7:34pm

Grease is the word
Grease is the word, is the word that you heard
It's got groove it's got meaning

#17

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/9/07 at 7:40pm

Grease is a word.

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#18

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/9/07 at 7:40pm

The audiences like Grease and they are selling tickets into March 2008.

I liked it too!

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#19

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/9/07 at 8:24pm

"Grease is the word
Grease is the word, is the word that you heard
It's got groove it's got meaning"

Please go away.

#20

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/9/07 at 8:27pm

Don't go!!

Some people DO like Grease!

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#21

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/9/07 at 11:09pm

I love Grease. But not inferior productions, which this one sounds to be.

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#22

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/9/07 at 11:43pm

It's fine. Very amateur, with some nice moments. Eh.

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#23

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/9/07 at 11:45pm

Who designed the wigs for this one? Please tell me it wasn't Paul Huntley.

#24

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/10/07 at 1:33am

Thanks for being honest guys! It sounds as though I'm not missing out on much, which I guess is good! Hopefully it gets better somehow!

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Sarah. C.

#25

re: IS Grease the word?

Posted: 8/10/07 at 4:30am

"Grease is the word
Grease is the word, is the word that you heard
It's got groove it's got meaning"

'Please go away. '


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Updated On: 8/10/07 at 04:30 AM