#26
Posted: 1/29/08 at 9:31pm
Certainly presents an interesting view of Cheyenne!!!! I LOVE IT!!!!
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[title of show] show- episode 7!! BIG BWAY NEWS! — Page 2
#27
Posted: 1/29/08 at 9:41pm
Yay! I just bought the off-Broadway recording and can't wait to actually see it.
And Cheyenne Jackson and Gideon Glick are awesome!!!
And Cheyenne Jackson and Gideon Glick are awesome!!!
#28
Posted: 1/29/08 at 9:48pm
Limelightmike,
That seems to be the eternal question...However--what is great about this piece is that within the show itself it is CONSTANTLY asking that question...And in my personal opinion I think its a question totally worth asking and completely necessary in today's world of musical theatre.
I have shared my opinion many times before but if you want I'll share it again- [title of show] may have obscure references, be infused with inside jokes, and may only have 4 chairs and a keyboard but in turn it is a completely universal story.
I think many people (any age/any occupation) will be able to relate to a story of friends, art, self-doubt, and dreams for the future...I think to some extent we all face these things at some point in our lives and to hear/see it on stage is really moving some might even say life changing...(whaaat? a musical changing my life---unheard of.)
xo
kb
That seems to be the eternal question...However--what is great about this piece is that within the show itself it is CONSTANTLY asking that question...And in my personal opinion I think its a question totally worth asking and completely necessary in today's world of musical theatre.
I have shared my opinion many times before but if you want I'll share it again- [title of show] may have obscure references, be infused with inside jokes, and may only have 4 chairs and a keyboard but in turn it is a completely universal story.
I think many people (any age/any occupation) will be able to relate to a story of friends, art, self-doubt, and dreams for the future...I think to some extent we all face these things at some point in our lives and to hear/see it on stage is really moving some might even say life changing...(whaaat? a musical changing my life---unheard of.)
xo
kb
#29
Posted: 1/29/08 at 9:49pm
Tee Hee! It's coming!
I [heart] title of show.
I [heart] title of show.
<---- You can see the crazy in her eyes. ;-)
#30
Posted: 1/29/08 at 11:08pm
When I saw the Cheyenne Jackson tag I was hoping it meant they show him in the sauna segment. But I still enjoyed his angry interaction with Mindy.
#31
Posted: 1/30/08 at 12:24am
"Stuck in a show where I am playing me."
"That's funny."
"San Fransisco."
I love these videos, and I'm so glad that they are going straight to Broadway.
"That's funny."
"San Fransisco."
I love these videos, and I'm so glad that they are going straight to Broadway.
You must think I'm still sixteen.
I dropped out of high school for a reason.
And I don't care if you're pretty. I'm not admitting you are right.
My soul is not a stage.
I won't pretend I'm anything I'm not
#32
Posted: 1/30/08 at 12:34am
It could work. It's very "experimental" in terms of a general Broadway show, but crazier things have worked. Perhaps they'll spruce it up a little bit for Broadway - i.e. add a set around the "4 chairs / Piano" - something that is more of a statement rather than a set to actually use.
#33
Posted: 1/30/08 at 12:37am
title of show] may have obscure references, be infused with inside jokes, and may only have 4 chairs and a keyboard but in turn it is a completely universal story.
I think many people (any age/any occupation) will be able to relate to a story of friends, art, self-doubt, and dreams for the future...I think to some extent we all face these things at some point in our lives and to hear/see it on stage is really moving some might even say life changing...
That is exactly the reason "A Chorus Line" has been running for years and years.
I think many people (any age/any occupation) will be able to relate to a story of friends, art, self-doubt, and dreams for the future...I think to some extent we all face these things at some point in our lives and to hear/see it on stage is really moving some might even say life changing...
That is exactly the reason "A Chorus Line" has been running for years and years.
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#34
Posted: 1/30/08 at 7:47am
Is it April Fools Day already?
#35
Posted: 1/30/08 at 11:24am
Who wasn't disappointed about not seeing Cheyenne in a sauna?
BroadwayEd
#36
Posted: 1/30/08 at 1:08pm
Circle in the Square?
Did we mention Circle in the Square?
Because I'm pretty sure someone mentioned it.
Did they?
Oh, well in case they didn't...
Circle in the Square.
Did we mention Circle in the Square?
Because I'm pretty sure someone mentioned it.
Did they?
Oh, well in case they didn't...
Circle in the Square.
#37
Posted: 1/30/08 at 2:07pm
poor Cheyenne. i'm sorry they brought you down there for just a few seconds of air time. you can come air in MY room all night. i promise!
#38
Posted: 2/2/08 at 2:11pm
Hey [title of show] fans! Go check http://www.BroadwayUnderstudies.com !
Looks like they won't be opening until at least mid-April then.
:)
Looks like they won't be opening until at least mid-April then.
:)
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Updated On: 2/2/08 at 02:11 PM
#39
Posted: 2/2/08 at 2:38pm
This comment won't be popular, but... I don't think [tos] belongs on Broadway. Why can't a show just be a really nice off-Broadway show? There seems to be all this pressure these days to move everything to Broadway, but it isn't always the best idea. The show does NOT have wide audience appeal. Yes, everyone on this board will go see it, maybe more than once, but that does not an audience make!
I liked the show, don't get me wrong, but in my opionion, they should just remount off-bway. From what I remember, the show didn't sellout nightly off-bway. (I was able to walk up right before the show one night and get great seats.)
I liked the show, don't get me wrong, but in my opionion, they should just remount off-bway. From what I remember, the show didn't sellout nightly off-bway. (I was able to walk up right before the show one night and get great seats.)
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