Mourning Taboo...

*bows head*

Today is the one year aniversary of Taboo leaving broadway. Granted, the book was a mess but there were some stellar performances and the music was fantastic.

I miss Taboo

One of my favorite shows and scores.. COME BACK TO BROADWAY!!!

Such a shame. Perfect cast, brilliant score.

Miss you...

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SHH don't tell anyone, I LOVE TABOO SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH! just kidding, tell the world. Taboo is one of the greatest shows.

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Updated On: 2/8/05 at 07:02 PM

that is a photo from the awesome-ly gritty London production.

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I had a feeling it was, CQT. *wipes tear* Taboo...

I wish it had lasted longer...so I could see it. But I fell head over heels in love with the cast recording.

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i saw both London and Bway. both were superb

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personally, i like the London version. though the bway version has better orchestrations, i thought the london version was more gritty, had a more focused (though not by much) book, was in a better theater (it had tables and seats and Phillip and Petal [a character who is funny but too harsh and transvestite-like for bway audiences] mingled with the audience). the songs where arranged a little differently (Freak is a different song than Ode To.. which starts the show off BRILLIANTLY) there is no composite lover crap, the sets and costumes are more real and in a smaller theater it is SO much more intiment (sp?) and powerfull. check out this great website. it's filled with pics and stuff. I just liked the London better and i find myself more captivated by the recording (though i love Sarah U. Berry) and i think Pual Baker is a GREAT Phillip. i'm off to Zealot skool (hebrew skool) see ya lata
Taboo Unofficial

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personally, i like the London version. though the bway version has better orchestrations, i thought the london version was more gritty, had a more focused (though not by much) book, was in a better theater (it had tables and seats and Phillip and Petal [a character who is funny but too harsh and transvestite-like for bway audiences] mingled with the audience). the songs where arranged a little differently (Freak is a different song than Ode To.. which starts the show off BRILLIANTLY) there is no composite lover crap, the sets and costumes are more real and in a smaller theater it is SO much more intiment (sp?) and powerfull. check out this great website. it's filled with pics and stuff. I just liked the London better and i find myself more captivated by the recording (though i love Sarah U. Berry) and i think Pual Baker is a GREAT Phillip. i'm off to Zealot skool (hebrew skool) see ya lata
Taboo Unofficial

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I can't believe it's already been a year! I miss this show more than anything - I absolutely adore it.

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I tear up at a few of them, Il Adore, being one. A year ago at this time, the show was almost coming to the end, and I was sitting there with tears streaming down my face.

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