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Posted: 12/13/05 at 9:10pm
There's a lot of things to consider for a college program:
1) The educational experience for the student
2) TICKET SALES
many college programs rely on ticket sales to keep the program running. In my opinion it's not a matter of it being "cheesy" or mature enough... it's can your school do it. Obviously, a college program wouldn't do Annie.. But shows like Guys & Dolls should DEFINATELY be done by a college... because if you are a student you will learn tremendous loads... you need to know how to peform in that kind of show. And also, if you do Guys & Dolls, most likely you will sell a lot of tickets.
So yes. Fluffy musicals belong on a college stage just as much as your sweeney todds.
1) The educational experience for the student
2) TICKET SALES
many college programs rely on ticket sales to keep the program running. In my opinion it's not a matter of it being "cheesy" or mature enough... it's can your school do it. Obviously, a college program wouldn't do Annie.. But shows like Guys & Dolls should DEFINATELY be done by a college... because if you are a student you will learn tremendous loads... you need to know how to peform in that kind of show. And also, if you do Guys & Dolls, most likely you will sell a lot of tickets.
So yes. Fluffy musicals belong on a college stage just as much as your sweeney todds.
Updated On: 12/13/05 at 09:10 PM
