SHREK, THE LITTLE MERMAID or GUYS AND DOLLS?
#3
Posted: 4/16/09 at 2:46pm
Shrek (The Original Cast is still there) or next to normal!
#4
Posted: 4/16/09 at 2:47pm
Out of those three, Little Mermaid.
#5
Posted: 4/16/09 at 2:53pm
Talk about a choice between Scylla and Charybdis.
#6
Posted: 4/16/09 at 2:57pm
I vote Little Mermaid
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#7
Posted: 4/16/09 at 3:00pm
Choice between Scylla and Charybdis!!!!
Should I avoid those 3 musicals and go to see a play?
Should I avoid those 3 musicals and go to see a play?
#8
Posted: 4/16/09 at 3:06pm
Well, only 4 votes:
2 Votes in "The Little Mermaid"
1 Vote in "Shrek"
1 Vote in something else
More opinions?
2 Votes in "The Little Mermaid"
1 Vote in "Shrek"
1 Vote in something else
More opinions?
Updated On: 4/16/09 at 03:06 PM
#10
Posted: 4/16/09 at 3:10pm
I would say either Shrek or Little Mermaid. But do you have to see a musical? There are so many great plays out now!
#11
Posted: 4/16/09 at 3:15pm
Another vote for THE LITTLE MERMAID.
#12
Posted: 4/16/09 at 3:15pm
Of those three I recommend Guys and Dolls (however I have not seen Shrek). I did see Guys and Dolls last week though.
#13
Posted: 4/16/09 at 3:15pm
Double post.
Updated On: 4/16/09 at 03:15 PM
#14
Posted: 4/16/09 at 3:16pm
Skip all 3 mediocre musicals and go see one of the gems of The Norman Conquests ... truly one of the best new shows in town.
#15
Posted: 4/16/09 at 3:17pm
Definitely go see a play. (I'd recommend "Exit the King," "God of Carnage" or any one of "The Norman Conquests") After eleven musicals, you'll be ready for a change of pace.
#16
Posted: 4/16/09 at 3:20pm
Shrek!!!!
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#17
Posted: 4/16/09 at 3:46pm
Should I avoid those 3 musicals and go to see a play?
Yes.
Yes.
#18
Posted: 4/16/09 at 4:08pm
Shrek is definitely worth seeing for the four leads, especially for Brian d'Arcy James.
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#19
Posted: 4/16/09 at 4:10pm
Shrek! But I would recommend seeing a play over those three.
#20
Posted: 4/16/09 at 4:17pm
Yes, go for a play. And make that play August: OC, before it closes!
#21
Posted: 4/16/09 at 4:40pm
I absolutely love The Little Mermaid, but if you don't like really cheesy, campy shows with very over-the-top costumes and trippy sets, then it is probably not for you!
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#22
Posted: 4/16/09 at 4:41pm
It also features Norm Lewis half-naked, which is probably the reason Schmerg loves it so much.
I would go with Shrek, personally. It's not as awful as many here would have you believe. The score and book are iffy, but all the performers are great, and it's huge, lavish and (most importantly) easy to get tickets to. It reminds you of everything a Broadway spectacle should be.
I would go with Shrek, personally. It's not as awful as many here would have you believe. The score and book are iffy, but all the performers are great, and it's huge, lavish and (most importantly) easy to get tickets to. It reminds you of everything a Broadway spectacle should be.
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#23
Posted: 4/16/09 at 5:09pm
As far as plays go, I have thoroughly enjoyed Exit the King, God of Carnage, 33 Variations, and Impressionism. You also can't go wrong with August: Osage County.
#24
Posted: 4/16/09 at 5:10pm
Shrek is probably worth seeing for Brian D'Arcy James, if I'm forced to pick from your three options... but if you want the most worthy show on broadway for which you don't yet have tickets... you should see August: Osage County. It's not a musical, but you deserve exposure to plays too. And this is the best play I've ever seen. Give it a chance-- it is SO worth it.
#25
Posted: 4/16/09 at 5:11pm
I would see The Little Mermaid before Sierra leaves. The cast of Shrek will be there a while longer.
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