Well, they are quieter, but that doesn't necessarily mean they like the shows any less. I saw a bunch of shows in London last week, and none of them got a standing ovation despite audiences raving at intermission and afterwards.
WICKED doesn't need stomping cheering crowds to be a hit. That all came later anyway. Most people thought WICKED in New York wouldn't take off like it has after the mostly negative reviews.
P.S. I doubt they will share a stage anytime soon too, but it wouldn't surprise me if one or the other stepped into the show; with the right salary of course.
Updated On: 7/17/06 at 04:36 PM