Moulin Rouge Colonial Theatre Previews

I am really hoping this to be good. But have this feeling it will flop. I really want some good reviewed shows to come this season . Musical wise. The musical seen is more bleak then the Road Novel

Updated On: 7/8/18 at 08:52 PM

A show can be great and flop, it can also suck and succeed.

I want it to be wonderful, but only time will tell. Seeing it in 2 weeks.

Updated On: 7/8/18 at 09:00 PM

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Updated On: 7/8/18 at 09:26 PM

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Dramaaaaaaa! Anyways, I think this show will be a huge hit or a massive failure. It has some of my very favorite actors in it, so I have high hopes for it. Sending good vibes to everyone who has worked so hard on it!

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BroadwayConcierge said: "I'll be heading up to Boston later this month for this one. Soooo excited and really hoping they live up to the brilliant film's legacy!"

I myself was not a fan of the film, I thought it was a migraine to sit through. But with that aside, I am sort of curious to hear what those who did not like the film think of this stage adaptation.

Jeffrey Karasarides said: "BroadwayConcierge said: "I'll be heading up to Boston later this month for this one. Soooo excited and really hoping they live up to the brilliant film's legacy!"

I myself was not a fan of the film, I thought it was a migraine to sit through. But with that aside, I am sort of curious to hear what those who did not like the film think of this stage adaptation."

That will be me, Jeff. I don't remember much of the movie except that it felt like a slog. For some inexplicable reason, though, I am wicked excited to see this. I keep debating whether to try to sit thru the movie again before seeing it.

I thoroughly enjoyed the movie and always thought it should be on Broadway. As time passed though, I became less and less interested in seeing in. If Karen Olivo remains with the show to Broadway, I would gladly pick up a ticket just to see her.

Can't wait. I'm heading to Boston to see it Thursday, Friday and Sunday eve (and also seeing Jagged Little Pill on Sunday). Anyone going on these shows?

I am going tomorrow and sitting at a table. I will post something after.