The Best Flop you've seen — Page 4
#77
Posted: 5/23/10 at 1:12am
"Every Sondheim show besides the 2005 Sweeney revival."
? The 05 Sweeney revival is not the only Sondheim production that has recouped...
? The 05 Sweeney revival is not the only Sondheim production that has recouped...
Give me claws and a hunch, just away from this bunch.
Updated On: 5/23/10 at 01:12 AM
#79
Posted: 5/23/10 at 1:42am
9 to 5
Toxic Avenger-Is that considered a flop? I have no clue how long it ran or how well it did.
Toxic Avenger-Is that considered a flop? I have no clue how long it ran or how well it did.
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#81
Posted: 5/23/10 at 1:37pm
yeah! i loved 9 to 5 too!
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#82
Posted: 5/23/10 at 2:09pm
Side Show
Passing Strange
Finians'
Passing Strange
Finians'
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#83
Posted: 5/23/10 at 3:03pm
9 to 5, Shrek, [title of show]
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#85
Posted: 5/23/10 at 5:19pm
The original merrily we roll along, by far my favorite Sondheim musical, can't understand why it flopped so hard...
#86
Posted: 5/23/10 at 6:13pm
The 2003 Gypsy revival was a flop, right? If so, that's definitely my pick.
#87
Posted: 5/24/10 at 2:04am
THE WOMAN IN WHITE --
*Sweeping romantic score and gothic storyline
*Probable TONY nods for Maria Friedman and Michael Ball
*The computerized sets were cool ( especially the on-coming train
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*Sweeping romantic score and gothic storyline
*Probable TONY nods for Maria Friedman and Michael Ball
*The computerized sets were cool ( especially the on-coming train
#88
Posted: 5/24/10 at 4:46am
Side Show
Cyrano
Grey Gardens
A Catered Affair
Cyrano
Grey Gardens
A Catered Affair
#89
Posted: 5/24/10 at 6:49am
Taboo
Carrie
Passing Strange
Carrie
Passing Strange
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#90
Posted: 5/24/10 at 7:12am
I guess my favorite "flop" was DEAR WORLD. I really loved it.
A close second would be SARAVA.
A close second would be SARAVA.
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#91
Posted: 5/24/10 at 7:34am
My favorite was The Play What I Wrote with Hamish McColl and Sean Foley. I assume it was a flop, it wasn't around very long. Laughed the whole show. The special guest was Eric McCormack.
My second favorite was a remake of Golden Boy with Valerie Simpson which I saw out of town but didn't make it to Broadway.
My second favorite was a remake of Golden Boy with Valerie Simpson which I saw out of town but didn't make it to Broadway.
#93
Posted: 5/24/10 at 5:49pm
Even though i did it as a school production and didn't see the actual show...I loved LEADER OF THE PACK.
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#94
Posted: 5/24/10 at 6:00pm
Flops, in numbers alone:
Taboo & GLORY DAYS!
Taboo & GLORY DAYS!
#99
Posted: 5/25/10 at 5:59am
For me it was Xanadu, I thought the play was 90 minutes of fun, action and sheer enjoyment, sure do wish I could have seen it a second time before it closed
#100
Posted: 5/25/10 at 7:50am
I think I've seen/listened to mostly flops all my life XD
Lestat (yes, THAT one and I ADORED/ADORE it XD)
Xanadu
Tarzan (is that considered one? I don't even know)
[title of show]
I think that's all I've seen...but I actually <3 Dance of the Vampires...from what I've heard... XD
Lestat (yes, THAT one and I ADORED/ADORE it XD)
Xanadu
Tarzan (is that considered one? I don't even know)
[title of show]
I think that's all I've seen...but I actually <3 Dance of the Vampires...from what I've heard... XD
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