Something equally aggravating to me are the people who have seen shows, but post reviews and comments indicating no opinion at all. Zero. Just a list of facts, like some efficient but brain-dead assistant giving a report.
And they're the ones who usually squawk the loudest about people who do have opinions.
Theirs usually go something like this:
"Saw the show last night. The lead was on after being sick earlier in the week. She flubbed some lyrics on the second verse of her ballad in Act 1 and came in late once. They switched her wig to blonde. The chorus had different choreography than the first preview on the big finale. They were out of the T-shirts in the lobby but said more would be coming next week. Three of the leads signed after the show, but that was it."
If your "review" sounds like it could have easily come from a piece of parsley stuck to the back of a seat, why even bother? And why even bother to say you've seen a show when actually you did nothing more than show up and watch the stage? Zero thoughts going on, zero opinions offered. Just a "calculator" in attendance, keeping track. Good for you.
"Jaws is the Citizen Kane of movies."
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