The Woman in White should win the Tony for Best Musical!!!- Page 4

[muscle23ftl]

Posted: 4/27/06 at 2:53am

Roninjoey, i don't know where you live, but if you want to catch the Bombay Dreams Tour it will stop in the following cities:

May 9-21--the Sacramento Community Center Theater in Sacramento, CA
May 23-June 4--the Hobby Center for the Performing Arts in Houston, TX
June 6-18--Dallas Summer Musicals in Dallas, TX
July 11-23--the Buell Theatre in Denver, CO
July 25-30--the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center in Charlotte, NC
Aug. 1-6--the Pittsburgh CLO in Pittsburgh, PA
Aug. 8-13--the Fox Theatre in Atlanta, GA
Aug. 15-20--the Hummingbird Centre for the Performing Arts in Toronto, Canada
Sept. 12-Oct. 1--the 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle, WA

[SingOutLoud928]

Posted: 4/27/06 at 8:21am

WIW was a poorly done show, it had no passion for me as some peopl think it was filled with it. I've seen almost every show, and I always go in with an open mind wether I look forward to seeing it or not. I just personally don't think it is Tony worthy.

Thanks!

[OasisBroadway]

Posted: 4/27/06 at 9:28am

I seriously am blown away that so many people on this board have this feeling of superiority whereby if someone likes a specific show (WiW, Bombay Dreams, whatever) that nothing that person says should be taken seriously. Perhaps some of you feel ok with disrespecting other people, but I think most of us in this world feel differently.

Can't we all just get along here? Why the need to attack eachother?

[Mister Matt]

Posted: 4/27/06 at 12:19pm

"I do think that "Movin' Out" was a ballet and didn't belong on Broadway. But that is just my point of view and i don't expect people to agree with me."

Why doesn't it belong on Broadway? Because it was a ballet? It has every right to be on Broadway as anything else. And I thought it was far superior to many shows running now, ballet or not. What do you think "belongs" on Broadway?

[muscle23ftl]

Posted: 4/27/06 at 2:03pm

I am a fan of the musical comedies, where actors talk, dance, sing and act. I am glad you enjoyed the show a lot, and if it makes people happy, that's all that matters. What I think about it, it's not really a big deal. Let's drop it.

[munkustrap178]

Posted: 4/27/06 at 2:07pm

The original cast of MOVIN' OUT (The only time I saw the show) were indeed actors as well as dancers. Their acting was as solid and as true as anything else that year.

[All_For_Laura]

Posted: 4/27/06 at 2:08pm

No one ever said they weren't actors...

[FOAnatic]

Posted: 4/27/06 at 2:08pm

Well said, munk.

[munkustrap178]

Posted: 4/27/06 at 2:11pm

Yes, Laura, it was implied.

[muscle23ftl]

Posted: 4/27/06 at 2:13pm

"I am a fan of the musical comedies, where ACTORS talk, dance, sing and act". i repeat...they were actors...no one ever said they weren't actors.