Would anyone else love for We Will Rock You to come to Broadway?

I saw it in London. It's kind of a mess, and I am a huge Queen fan. We Will Rock You...did not rock me.

Nope.
Course, you could always look forward to "Rock Of Ages" for a hearty serving of Constantine Maroulis.

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Only if Tony Vincent was in it and even then I'd rather see him in something better.

I do LOVE the CD. I haven't seen the show at all, so I don't know how bad it is.

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LOL

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That would be very interesting

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Just looking at the statue outside the theater in Toronto was bad enough. So I vote no.

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Ummmm....no...saw it in Vegas...may it never see the light of day again.

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IT WAS THE BIGGEST PIECE OF SH*T EVER!!!


First of all, courtesy of the internet, let's remind all of those how the critics received it in London: London's critics almost uniformly panned the show, criticising the concept and direction. The Guardian wrote that the premise "really is as sixth form as it sounds", called the production "ruthlessly packaged and manufactured" and opined that the "sometimes funny" libretto exists mainly to "devise more unlikely ways to wring out another Queen song."[3] The Daily Mirror wrote that "Ben Elton should be shot for this risible story."


The music (and performances) were absolutely fabulous. I loved the new arrangements and the singing was stunning. But the show, as a whole, SUCKED BIG TIME! The book was terrible. And you don't even need to know the material... just go check out the premise. It's enough to make you cringe. Ugh.

Only if Tony Vincent was in it and even then I'd rather see him in something better.

<------------ agrees.

Tony rocked the score, but the show itself was a mess. Definitely more of a Vegas show than a Bway show, and it definitely wasn't a hit there (at least not the performance I saw, which was maybe 40% full).

Nope.

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Unless there's a complete overhaul of the book, then no. I saw it in Toronto and thought it was complete rubbish. We have enough garbage on Broadway as it is.