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PASSING STRANGE Curiosity... did anyone see it off-broadway?

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#2

re: PASSING STRANGE Curiosity... did anyone see it off-broadway?

I really enjoyed it. I laughed so, so hard in that show. Harder than I have in most shows. It was also very deep and thought provoking.
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#3

re: PASSING STRANGE Curiosity... did anyone see it off-broadway?

I saw it and really enjoyed it!
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#4

re: PASSING STRANGE Curiosity... did anyone see it off-broadway?

Not here, but it's been recommended as one of the best musicals to open this season, and got great reviews.
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#5

re: PASSING STRANGE Curiosity... did anyone see it off-broadway?

It's quite unconventional with funk/jazz/soul music which is not something you see in a Broadway musical very often. About a young artist who goes on a search for what's "real", finds weed and sex in Amsterdam, Marx and anti-establishmentarianism in Berlin. But what he finally finds as "the real" is a real let down. The book has some deeply poetic moments in it but ultimately I left unfulfilled. It had a lot of potential..I hope they've fixed things.
#6

re: PASSING STRANGE Curiosity... did anyone see it off-broadway?

I didn't see it, but a friend of mine--whose opinion I completely trust and who is often very hard to please--saw it four times at the Public. That's enough of an endorsement for me.
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