What are your top three worst shows ever (that everyone else seemed to praise)? — Page 6

Glengarry Glen Ross (I think I remember leaving at intermission, which I've only done with one other show)
Light in the Piazza (mainly because my expectations were way too high)
Godspell (which is why I'm sorry for those involved with the recent postponement/cancellation, but not sorry that the show itself won't be produced)

Spring Awakening - I feel that this show is just too much for broadway. while some of the songs are good, much of the lyrics do not make sense. i don't understand why people would want to go to broadway and see some of the things exhibited in spring awakening onstage. i haven't seen the show, but i think i would be highly uncomfortable.

phantom of the opera - this show has wonderful music, but i just don't see how it has stuck around for so long. the story is not particularly poigant or something that relates to a lot of people or up with the times. sure it's a good show, but I feel it's time has come and gone.

south pacific - maybe i just don't get this show. i was in it last year at school, and i didn't like it then. i understand the message that it is trying to put out but it just doesn't seem like the kind of story that would make a broadway show. i don't find the songs particularly entertaining either.

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i am going to get killed for this but grey gardens and passing strange, cant think of a third off the top of my head though

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Pirates of Penzance (****in stupid)
Xanadu(the movie wasn't good so who though the musical would be)
Little Mermaid (nooooooo who was the dumb**** that thought that up)
Legally Blonde (that show can die)
Why is everything about Glitz and Fluff

Updated On: 8/21/08 at 05:45 PM

Spring Awakening
Rent
Lion King

Phantom of the Opera.... Yawn
Rent
Hairspray

Mamma Mia and The Lion King were my least favorites. I'd say Legally Blonde but I've only seen it on MTV.

Gypsy
Spring Awakening