Lately I've noticed that I like the changes in a show's ad tagline and slogans better than I like the original.  For example: 
 
Cinderella's original= "Glass slippers are so back"  
new tag= "Discover what really happened between rags and riches" 
 
After Midnight's original:  "It's a state of mind" 
new tag= "Harlem's hottest club. Broadway's hottest night." 
 
Are there any tag lines you prefer over the one originally used by a show?  Nerdy question, I know. But since marketing interests me, I wonder about these things.
		     				
		     					
		     			Cats original = "Now and Forever" 
new tag = "Now Closed" 
		     						     						
I can't remember if this is the exact wording, but when Miss Saigon was closing the ads said "Get your tickets today before you miss Saigon." I thought that was really cheeky.
I don't remember what the tag line was while the show was at The Public, but I LOVED the new one for Broadway for Bloody, Bloody, Andrew Jackson: History Just Got All Sexypants
Broadway Star Joined: 10/27/07
I don't know why, but I always liked how Passing Strange changed it's tagline form "A New Musical" to "The Stew Musical"
Broadway Star Joined: 12/31/69
I liked Gypsy's "Understand LuPone 40% of the time or 40% of your money back!"
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