#2
Posted: 8/13/06 at 5:41pm
I could imagine it.
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#3
Posted: 8/13/06 at 5:43pm
Like in 20 years, with a whole new group of Broadway-goers...
#6
Posted: 8/13/06 at 6:48pm
It's not like anyone who didn't see it on Broadway will never have the chance to see Urinetown. It's being done by dozens of regional theatres, colleges, community theatres, even some brave high schools.
There is life outside Manhattan.
There is life outside Manhattan.
#7
Posted: 8/13/06 at 7:09pm
I don't think so because, as Jon said, this is quickly becoming an overdone show.
"People that excel in the arts understand that the journey is the reward...the result an added bonus. Every day I act or train is a blessing and a dream come true. If Broadway beckons so be it. I have a personal definition of success that is unshakable by a possibly unobtainable goal." -HamletWasBipolar
#8
Posted: 8/13/06 at 7:24pm
Grease is overdone, too... so I guess whether it's overdone or not isn't an issue.
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