Posted: 7/30/16 at 10:19pm
Flop could be subjectively defined in many ways. However, for this particular discussion, let's define a flop as 300 performances or less excluding previews.
Posted: 7/30/16 at 10:26pm
There is no correct subjective definition. A flop is a show that does not return money to its investors. The end.
Posted: 7/30/16 at 10:28pm
There are many, many productions that opened as limited engagements anticipating fewer than 300 performances that were commercial smashes. As CATSNYrevival wrote, a flop is a show that failed to recoup its initial investment costs—it's not really a subjective definition.
But if I had to answer (off the top of my head)... Honeymoon in Vegas.
Updated On: 7/30/16 at 10:28 PM
Posted: 7/30/16 at 10:31pm
Most definitely Vegas
Superman also comes to mind.
Posted: 7/30/16 at 10:31pm
I am beginning to believe it's not a true BroadwayWorld.com message board post unless somebody corrects you within the first three responses.
Posted: 7/30/16 at 10:48pm
I agree...I generally have stopped commenting - I have been corrected for innocent typos..ridiculous.
Posted: 7/30/16 at 10:49pm
Parade
Grey Gardens
Caroline, or Change
Merrily We Roll Along
Posted: 7/30/16 at 10:57pm
Caroline, or Change (imagine this in Circle in the Square)
Passing Strange
Posted: 7/30/16 at 11:01pm
Parade all the way
id also love to see Dance of the Vampires but done with a more faithful translation of the original German version.
Posted: 7/30/16 at 11:04pm
Caroline, Or Change
Luvcaroline, I have often thought about it in Circle also. Ever since Fun Home opened. With the right star...
Posted: 7/30/16 at 11:15pm
Big Fish. Had some terrific songs - but act 2 really needed revision.
Posted: 7/30/16 at 11:15pm
Triumph of Love, but this time in a small off-Broadway house
Posted: 7/31/16 at 12:01am
The Little Mermaid. C'mon Disney, we all know you can do better.
