THE GRINCH THAT STOLE CHRISTMAS!!!

[jam007]

Posted: 11/20/07 at 11:41am

PLEASE PAUL LIBIN DON'T BE A GRINCH AND OPEN THE DOOR AT THE ST. JAMES SO I CAN TAKE MY FAMILY TO SEE THE SHOW!!!!!

THIS SHOW IS FOR KID'S AND FAMILIES!!!! PLEASE PAUL LIBIN HELP THE KID'S

[paphillyguy]

Posted: 11/20/07 at 11:50am

Not going to happen at this point. Everyone is at fault.

[rcrcr]

Posted: 11/20/07 at 11:53am

I would suggest that you (and others who are sympathetic) voice your opinions directly to Jujamcyn and to Paul. Personally, I think it would be best to keep the communication polite and respectful.

www.jujamcyn.com
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[Phyllis Rogers Stone]

Posted: 11/20/07 at 11:56am

Help the kid's what?

[billynj]

Posted: 11/20/07 at 11:59am

help the kids ..pay your ungratefull arses

[Anakela]

Posted: 11/20/07 at 12:00pm

Help the kid's what?

lol I was totally thinking that!

[jam007]

Posted: 11/20/07 at 1:29pm

Actually, bring a little joy into some kid's lives for Christmas. I was bringing 6 kid's to the Grinch next week, they have never seen a Broadway show before. I can't tell you how dissapointed they are with this. The Grinch is a family/kids show, they don't care about unions and strikes. Is this the way it works on Broadway. A Producer creates a show and rents a theater, then the theater owner locks the door. SOUNDS LIKE A MILLION DOLLAR LAWSUIT TO ME.
COME ON PAUL LIBIN, STOP BEING A GRINCH AND UNLOCK THE DAM DOOR!!!

[Mattbrain]

Posted: 11/20/07 at 1:36pm

But if he unlocks the dam door, he'll let the water in and there'll be a huge freakin' flood and people will be running through the streets yelling, "We didn't listen!!!!!!!"

[Taka]

Posted: 11/20/07 at 1:38pm

It's a shame that of all the family musicals, it happened to "The Grinch". It certainly seems like the most interesting one to me, as "Mary Poppins" looks worse than the movie, I refuse to see "The Lion King", and the concept of Sherrie Renee Scott as Ursula doesn't really appeal to me. I really wish that this strike had happened at a different time of year.

[South Fl Marc]

Posted: 11/20/07 at 1:51pm

There are many shows in NYC that you can take the kids to. It may not have as big of budget, but you might teach your kids that theatre exists off broadway and sometimes it can even be better.

[Taka]

Posted: 11/20/07 at 1:52pm

That's true. I stand corrected.

Sorry if I seem rather ignorant. I just haven't been on the Broadway scene long enough.

[uncageg]

Posted: 11/20/07 at 1:57pm

Cirque du Soleil has a holiday show running in NYC. I am sure kids would enjoy that.

[morosco]

Posted: 11/20/07 at 2:13pm

...bring a little joy into some kid's lives for Christmas. I was bringing 6 kid's to the Grinch next week, they have never seen a Broadway show before. I can't tell you how dissapointed they are with this.

How these kids respond to a situation like this is largely based upon what they learn from watching how the adults react. If you make it a continued big deal...they will too. Surely there are a million other ways to "bring a little joy in to some kid's lives". Especially in Manhattan.

And surely they will not be without joy because they are not seeing The Grinch??

[LimelightMike]

Posted: 11/20/07 at 2:58pm

In place of THE GRINCH, may I suggest THE GAZILLION BUBBLES SHOW over at New World Stages (340 W. 50th St.) - Admittedly, I have yet to see it, but from what I gather, it's a great little piece; interactive and fun to watch! CHeck it out!

For more info, please visit: www.NewWorldStages.com

[jam007]

Posted: 11/20/07 at 3:00pm

I understand the Grinch Producer is in court now trying to get an emergency injuction against the lockout. Hopefully the judge will do the right thing.