Playbill's: "Marquee Value"--what does that term mean?
Playbill's: "Marquee Value"--what does that term mean?
Playbill's: "Marquee Value"--what does that term mean?#0
Posted: 1/2/06 at 5:52am
Saw this and wasn't sure what "Marquee Value" means...
Playbill's Marquee Value: Barefoot in the Park
http://www.playbill.com/news/article/97100.html
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re: Playbill's: 'Marquee Value'--what does that term mean?#1
Posted: 1/2/06 at 6:03am
I think this is one of Playbill's recurring columns-- they post info and pics whenever a new marquee goes up on Broadway. The term itself refers to the projected value of a piece before it's released to the public.
On a tangent, does the Barefoot marquee remind anyone else of Sweet Charity?
re: Playbill's: 'Marquee Value'--what does that term mean?#2
Posted: 1/2/06 at 10:08am
Haha, yes, it does!
(It also reminds me a bit of "Springtime for Hitler.")
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re: Playbill's: 'Marquee Value'--what does that term mean?#3
Posted: 1/2/06 at 10:35amIt's a veyr ugly marquee and someone's skewed idea of what something from the 1960's should look like. Even the original logo wasn't that corny. Just an ugly, ugly graphic. Very amateurish. My 3 year old niece could have come up with a better logo.
re: Playbill's: 'Marquee Value'--what does that term mean?#4
Posted: 1/2/06 at 12:08pm
"Just an ugly, ugly graphic. Very amateurish. My 3 year old niece could have come up with a better logo."
Have her do one and then you should post it. :)
All it reminds me of is the crappy production we did my Freshman year in High School...Now I can't stand to watch any performace of BFitP.
I remember days
Or at least I try
But as years go by
They're sort of haze
And the bluest ink
Isn't really sky
And at times I think
I would gladly die
For a day of sky
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And Starbucks will use the words 'large' and 'small', not pretentious crap like grande and tall.
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