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Did you forget that Dracula Review?

"IT SUCKS!" - New York Post

And it looks like the world and his mother agreed on that subject.

and wicked is the musical that's doing the best right now on broadway.. and dracula.. NOT! How can you explain that?

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Updated On: 8/29/04 at 11:22 PM

Yes.. the cabaret logo is too boring

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Damn straight! lol.

Dracula did surprise me though... it stayed open for a week

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Oh, sure. Because as we all know the best musicals ever written are the ones with an a** in every seat. That's why Caroline or Change is still running. C'mon. I'm not saying DRACULA is a great musical in terms of writing, but selling out has nothing to do with quality. How many times must we argue this?

And I know the reviews I posted were out of context. that was my point. That's how easy it is...

Updated On: 8/29/04 at 11:39 PM

CATSNYrevival, if Dracula is any good, why did it get 99.9% BAD reviews? And people that saw it AGREED on that.

Oh, and last week, Dracula dropped -25% attendants

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CATS doesn't lack a plot...it has no plot to begin with. Read the poems. TS Eliot wrote some damn good work, with his Old Possoms being one of his greatest.

CATS doesn't lack a plot...it has no plot to begin with. Read the poems. TS Eliot wrote some damn good work, with his Old Possoms being one of his greatest.

I'm gonna disagree with that too. The book of poems does not have a plot. Eliot had intended for it to have a plot, but due to a publishing deadline had to drop it. But, the show does have a plot. It has a concept just like COMPANY has a concept. And the fact that the creators of CATS were only allowed to use the words of Tom Eliot, that they were able to produce a "story" and or concept using his unpublished poems and fragments is an achievement in and of itself.

The idea for a celebration to take place between all Jellicle cats was Tom's and Tom's alone. All cats were invited to come "with a flute and a fife and a fiddle and a drum". When he wrote that all cats were to eventually go up, up, up past the Russell Hotel and up, up, up to the Heaviside Layer the concept for an evening was already born through him. That did not come from Andrew Lloyd Webber or Trevor Nunn... not even the idea for the show to take place in a "wasteland" was original. That was all Eliot...

Updated On: 8/30/04 at 12:02 AM

This shop is closed today!! haha took his dollar!

Sorry... little shop flashback..

So no more posts on here against shows. PLEASE

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I don't really like the Little Women poster. It looks like it's a gay pride poster or something with the rainbow of feminine faces. I don't know, it's just a little boring to me.

Yup.

"I don't really like the Little Women poster. It looks like it's a gay pride poster or something with the rainbow of feminine faces."

That logo made me laugh. I thought it was for lesbians with breast cancer at first, and I was very weirded out.

Maybe there will be a lesbian twist in it...

Anything from the Dewynter Group in London. Take your pick Cats, Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables and Miss Saigon. Caroline or Change is pretty bad too.