I think its chances of success are about the same as Holler's were, which is to say barely any chance at all.
Holler opened at the worst possible time in the season and will likely receive zero nominations, and I'm not even saying that it deserves any, but it was ambitious. It tried. The creators really wanted to say something relevant and be something new. They didn't find the right way to pull it off, but they gave it their best shot.
It Shoulda Been You feels like a NYMF show that with low expectations could provide some campy fun. It certainly is trying to appeal to an older ticket buying demographic that could afford a $120 orchestra seat, whereas Holler's younger target demographic probably wouldn't have been able to pay more than $35 for a seat.
GreasedLightnight, I agree that they set out to just be light entertainment and whatnot, at least until the twist happened. Then things kind of went topsy-turvy and the show morphed into something else.
Marie: Don't be in such a hurry about that pretty little chippy in Frisco.
Tony: Eh, she's a no chip!
Updated On: 3/17/15 at 11:21 PM