SIX: THE MUSICAL ON BROADWAY — Page 13

Bette's Turban said: "Impossible2 said: "DAME said: "Impossible2 said: "Bette's Turban said: "Impossible,

For a show that is getting such strong buzz for a broadway transfer; it is a odd thing that it would be playing a cruise ship at this point in its life. I don't know why the fact that this is bizarre is so hard for you to comprehend."

I have no problem with the 'bizarre' thing (it is), it is the rest of the meaningless superficial judgementalnonsenserubbish flowing from this person I struggle with.

We don't know how long ago this deal was made, it could've been made long ago.

People forget that it was only announced in January that the show was even going to continue running in London, initially it was only a 3 month run.

The show has been a runaway hit that has all happened very quickly, this could've all been arranged long before American runs were even planned.

My point is, I don't think the people involved probably care about such things anyways, this seems a very American theatre snob way of looking at the situation,they are still shocked the show has even been a success.

Jamie has been running for what 2years and still has no plans for Broadway and yet Six is going to probably beat it there."

I think you are projecting a lot. Who is surprised the show is such a success? Not me. Playing a cruise ship at this point in this shows life is not ordinary,. It is bizarre, and a bit tacky. I don't care if you think I am a snob. You started your first response by saying "that istwas not bizarre and very smart".. And it IS bizarre.. and not very smart. I think the one that is a snob is you."

Jesus..."

Yeah.. when you have been schooled and caught with your pants down.. go to Jesus.

Lets just hope this cruise ship thing is a mistake that will be corrected."

 

Do you people actually read what I write or just see that my opinion is different to yours and go on the attack?

Think with your logical mind for a change instead of your emotional one.

You are not schooling anyone, this is a very different situation that rarely happens so fast especially for something from Britain.

Would it be bizarre if it was a proper Off Broadway musical that was going on a cruise ship so early on in it's run then I would agree that it was VERY 'bizarre'. But it is not. It is a little cabaret show that launched at a comedy festival in the UK and less than a year later was already playing in the US with hopes of going to Broadway in the future I would say no. A little cabaret show from England playing on a cruise ship is not 'bizarre' to me.

As I have already stated you have no idea how long ago it was decided to do it, it may have been long before they even knew it was going to the US or was going to take off the way it has.

Just because something is good doesn't mean it is going to go on and be hugely successful all over the world. There are MANY English productions that never do anything after their initial run.

Still haven't made it to Miss Blakk yet, but will do before the end of the month.  Would love to meet for drinks! 

LxGstv said: "“Six??? Didnt that play on a cruise ship before coming to Broadway?! Well, theres no way Im spending my money on it now!!!!”"
 

Updated On: 6/17/19 at 02:32 PM

LxGstv said: "Impossible2 said: "LxGstv said: "“Six??? Didnt that play on a cruise ship before coming to Broadway?! Well, theres no way Im spending my money on it now!!!!”"


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Haha I had my message in quotation marks followed by an eye roll emoji which wasn’t posted because it was an emoji... that picture is even better...

I agree with you Impossible, the fact that it’s doing a cruise ship tour beforehand means absolutely nothing... to me anyway..."

Except that is not what is being discussed.    Someone said it was a bizarre occurence.  Which it is.  They also had some valid points.    All here for all to read.   The fact that it means nothing to you is neither here nor there. 

 

What was the last original show to play a cruise ship and then play broadway?

Updated On: 6/17/19 at 04:37 PM

There are also already productions planned internationally which may open before the show hits New York.  They seem to be taking a very different approach to the roll out of the show as a "brand," and who knows they may be on to something. Time will tell.

SharksVsJets said: "What was the last original show to play a cruise ship and then play broadway?"

Titanic?"

BTW.. Impossible;

 

I don't know if you have noticed that our answers to each other have been heavily edited here.  Just a FYI.

Impossible2 said: "DAME said: "BTW.. Impossible;



I don't know if you have noticed that our answers to each other have been heavily edited here. Just a FYI."

Mine haven't x"

You can see where mine were .  You can read the whole thing in past quotes .  Oh well 

ChildofEarth said: "So uh...the Longacre is free..."

I actually think the Longacre would be perfect. When I saw both You Can’t Take It With You and The Prom there, I always thought it felt very intimate.

Yup.  In any case.... the whole cruise ship thing remains bizarre to me.  That’s all. 

Impossible2 said: "DAME said: "Yup. In any case.... the whole cruise ship thing remains bizarre to me. That’s all."

Yeah we got that x"

It  is bizarre to me as well.  I mean; you got this hit show with a lot of buzz here in the states.  A smash hit in its Chicago engagement.  All kinds of New York industry people visiting Chicago to presumably nurture its next move.  All over the local press almost every single .  A rave from the New York Times.   So it does seem odd that it will be playing a cruise ship next.  No matter how it came about.    I get to see it one more time this week.  The Longacre seems like a good broadway house for it.  I hope those rumors are true.