Even though you saw Piazza on tv, I'd still suggest seeing it. It's 1000 times greater and more beautiful when you see it sitting in the theatre than it is watching it on tv.
A little swash, a bit of buckle - you'll love it more than bread.
PIAZZA. It will be closing soon on Broadway *sniffs*
And I have a feeling that PURPLE will be around for a while.
EDIT: Opps- sorry- you DID say in CHICAGO - my bad Still PIAZZA.
"TO LOVE ANOTHER PERSON IS TO SEE THE FACE OF GOD"- LES MISERABLES---
"THERE'S A SPECIAL KIND OF PEOPLE KNOWN AS SHOW PEOPLE... WE'RE BORN EVERY NIGHT AT HALF HOUR CALL!"--- CURTAINS
Piazza is the greatest original musical playing on Broadway right now. Go and see it. The Color Purple is a mediocre three hours of power belting and spirtual crap. Piazza is much more spiritual and moving.
know that Piazza isn't going to really be quite the same. Piazza will have to be on a proscenium instead of its usual thrust; it won't feature Vicki or Katie or Aaron. There are only 3 people from the Broadway company, but one is David Burnham as Fabrizio.
If you want to keep Piazza a true gem with that Broadway cast, that real gorgeous braodway set - see Purple. If you still want to see Piazza (it IS the most gorgeous show EVER) ... see Piazza.
What you need to do is see both shows and judge for yourself. The Color Purple is a great show and so is Piazza. They are two competely differents shows. I really wouldn't listen to much to the opinions of people on this thread. What they can't understand or relate to they usually hate. And as we all know, opinions are like ass holes, we all have one. Listen, The Color Purple is in its seven month, since it open it has constantly placed 3rd or 4th in broadway weekly gross sales and to date over 300 thousand people have seen this show. Some of them two or three times. No, as you can see by this thread, everyone hasn't loved the show but I think you'll agree, that is with every show. Yes, you can see I'm really tried of all The Color Purple haters. I hope you'll give this show a chance and not be lead by others.
Once again, we are talking about the touring companies...NOT the Broadway casts here...since the poster is making a choice of which show to see in Chicago not New York.
Have no idea who will be in TCP cast - but with Andreas, Burnham, and Shaddow in the Piazza cast, you can't go wrong! It will be brilliant.