Whats your least favorite Broadway show and why?
Mine is Mamma Mia just because I dont like the music, I was never really into ABBA.
Mamma Mia. To quote Forbidden Broadway, "a spoonful of crap."
Can of worms, meet opened.
Good Vibrations and Brooklyn, I hate you.
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/14/04
Sweet Smell. I HATED that show.
"Good Vibrations and Brooklyn, I hate you."
haha, sorry the I hate you part made me laugh
Yes, BROOKLYN and GV for me.
I would also disagree that all "catalogue musicals" are bad. A CLASS ACT was a catalogue musical, and it was brilliant.
Jekyll and Hyde was the worst that I've ever sat through.
"Saturday Night Fever"
*shudder*
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/25/04
Agree on Mamma mia, but Good Vibrations and All Shook up might qualify as well...
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/4/03
AIDA *gags*
haha you guys KNOW that i'm joking. I would never ever say that!
GV, The Lion King, i guess. i don't think there were that many shows i disliked.
MOVIN OUT-LION KING-PHANTOM OF THE OPERA-BKLYN-THE PRODUCERS
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/10/05
Brooklyn was the only show I've seen that I didn't like very much. I didn't hate it, but I would not see it again, even for free
I forgot to add, "The Producers"...gross.
Least favorite currently running shows?
Beauty and the Beast and The Lion King...
why Beauty and the Beast? I cant say anything cuz thats the only show Ive seen on Broadway, but I thought it was great!
Movin' Out. It's the only Broadway show I've ever seen performed live which I absolutely did not like.
GOOD VIBRATIONS and BROOKLYN, absolutely positively.
I hate Brooklyn with the fiery passion of a thousand suns.
I wasn't a big fan of Mamma Mia but my parents loved it. *shrugs*
I'm probably the only who feels this way, but I don't like Company or Follies. I've tried, but I just can't. Love Sondheim's other work, especially Assassins and Passion, the other 2, I don't like them.
"Good Vibrations and Brooklyn, I hate you."
HAHA that made me laugh really hard too
SallyBrown- I'm glad you loved Beauty and the Beast!
I really didn't care for it because I just felt like I was at Disney World. It didn't feel like an artful, passionate Broadway experience to me. It was just obvious to me that it was a business venture made mostly for kids and families. I felt as though I could've experienced the same thing flipping on the animated movie or going to a theme park.
Again, that's just my opinion.
ah I see. I suppose that compared to the shows out now, BATB doesn't really seem the top, but hey, I was just happy to see anything! and i htought it was really good, but yeah Ive heard other ppl say what you've said. All good.
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