The Elaborate Entrance Of Chad Diety

This was on my short list of best productions I saw all season. I thought it was fantastic all around- writing, directing, acting, design. Definitely way more deserving of the Pulitzer than Next to Normal.

To be honest, as soon as I saw the show poster, I gained no interest in it. I thought that boxing would make a weird musical, even thought it probablly isn't one. Can someone tell me what it's about?

bjh, were you sitting behind me on Sunday (row J on the side)? Those people pretty much loathed it from start to finish, as well.

I thought it was one of the greatest shows I've seen all year - certainly a thrill ride from start to finish, with some very interesting things to say about race relations and the American Dream.

I thought the acting was outstanding, especially company leader Desmin Borges. Kristoffer Diaz has a very bright future ahead of him.

If I had known, I'd have introduced myself. Always up for a good spirited debate.

I found it ghastly from beginning to end. Since it's profoundly anti-American, it naturally received raves, Pulitzer Prize finalist status, etc. It's all so predictable. Thank heavens the Pulitzer Committee rejected the recommendations of its "esteemed" judges.

After sitting through this rank and clumsy horror, all I could think was "Bring back 'Mr. & Mrs. Fitch!'"