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#51

Shows that have won best musical but were not particularly good?

Posted: 7/4/11 at 4:39pm

Titanic had much to recommend it - a great theme, a beautiful score, a terrific performance from Vicky Clark among them.

For me the big problem with the show is that the first act ends with the iceberg. After that, there really was no where to go but down, which is where it all went.

#52

Shows that have won best musical but were not particularly good?

Posted: 7/4/11 at 4:43pm

It isn't the choice to utilize a narrator for JRB that I nec. object to it; it was the bland way the narration was composed and delivered in the context of the show.

#53

Shows that have won best musical but were not particularly good?

Posted: 7/4/11 at 4:44pm

It isn't the choice to utilize a narrator for JRB that I nec. object to it; it was the bland way the narration was composed and delivered in the context of the show.

#54

Shows that have won best musical but were not particularly good?

Posted: 7/4/11 at 4:46pm

good deal, Eric. BTW another revue that I enjoy is A Grand Night For Singing.

#55

Shows that have won best musical but were not particularly good?

Posted: 7/5/11 at 2:10am

I know this is an unpopular opinion but I think Spring Awakening is just not a good show. I can see why 13 year olds connect to the material but I love going to theatre and had a hard time making it through the second act of SA. The cast recording on the other hand, is wonderful.

"I will not cease from mental fight, nor shall my sword sleep in my hand: Till we have built Jerusalem in England's green and pleasant land."

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