Passing Strange, Cry Baby & High Fidelity to play St. Louis

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Passing Strange, Cry Baby & High Fidelity to play St. Louis

Posted: 12/17/10 at 9:39pm

Passing Strange, Cry Baby, High Fidelity to play in St.Louis in 2011-2012

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Updated On: 12/17/10 at 09:39 PM

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Passing Strang, Cry Baby & High Fidelity to play St. Louis

Posted: 12/17/10 at 9:40pm

Flop-o-mania!

Updated On: 12/17/10 at 09:40 PM

#3

Passing Strang, Cry Baby & High Fidelity to play St. Louis

Posted: 12/17/10 at 9:41pm

I need to get to St. Louis next year. haha I was one of the few who liked Cry Baby. And if their editing it maybe it can get even better.

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Passing Strang, Cry Baby & High Fidelity to play St. Louis

Posted: 12/17/10 at 9:51pm

Those poor people. I wouldn't subject my worst enemy to any of those horrendous pieces of crap.

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Passing Strang, Cry Baby & High Fidelity to play St. Louis

Posted: 12/17/10 at 10:05pm

Passing Strange was one of the most philosophically complex and fantastic musicals ever. Certainly the most fulfilled rock musical I've yet seen. Glad to see it's living on. I watch the DVD recording all the time!

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Passing Strang, Cry Baby & High Fidelity to play St. Louis

Posted: 12/17/10 at 10:07pm

Passing Strange is amazing. I wonder if it will work without Stew though!

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Passing Strang, Cry Baby & High Fidelity to play St. Louis

Posted: 12/17/10 at 10:22pm

"I wonder if it will work without Stew though!"

That's like saying, "I wonder if The Rink will work without Liza Minnelli?"

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Passing Strang, Cry Baby & High Fidelity to play St. Louis

Posted: 12/17/10 at 10:39pm

Definitely down with the first one...the others not so much.

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Passing Strang, Cry Baby & High Fidelity to play St. Louis

Posted: 12/17/10 at 10:44pm

"Passing Strange is amazing. I wonder if it will work without Stew though!"

There have been regional productions of it. They've been well-received.

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#10

Passing Strang, Cry Baby & High Fidelity to play St. Louis

Posted: 12/18/10 at 12:21am

What did St. Louis do to deserve this?

#11

Passing Strang, Cry Baby & High Fidelity to play St. Louis

Posted: 12/18/10 at 1:51am

Does smaller and intimate mean better?

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Passing Strang, Cry Baby & High Fidelity to play St. Louis

Posted: 12/18/10 at 3:05am

Passing Strange is an outstanding show. In the song "The Black One," Stew and Heidi Rodewald express what it is like to African-American in this country and the world better than anything in the latest Kander and Ebb flop.

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Passing Strang, Cry Baby & High Fidelity to play St. Louis

Posted: 12/18/10 at 8:03am

It's like they're trying not to sell tickets with that line up.

Unless they are intentionally going with a flop theme. Seriously, what strange choices.

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#14

Passing Strang, Cry Baby & High Fidelity to play St. Louis

Posted: 12/19/10 at 11:38am

Passing Strange was a solid rock show. The version of High Fidelity they're doing was warmly received by critics; it's the smaller, revised version, not what played on Broadway. All I know about Cry Baby is that it's going to have a much smaller cast than the Broadway production.