what is the worst show you have ever seen

Don't Play Us Cheap - 2 guys are cockroaches in Harlem going to a party - Enuff said . Can you top this ?

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Mamma Mia takes the cake.

My 2 nd choice is Metro

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THOU SHALT NOT, quickly followed by TITANIC and MOLLY.

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Well it's normally really hard for me to be negative about a show because being a performer myself I know how much work goes into a show, but I must say that I was really disappointed with "Steel Pier" it just didn't do anything for me.




"Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries"

Thou Shalt Not, terrible...... followed by Bring in Da Noise/Funk....complete bore.

i dont know whether to say Dance Of The Vampires or not... simply because it was so bad that it was good... i laughed so hard that I actually got some entertainment value...but yet i hope i never have to sit through something like that again.

Oh i also want to say Tom Sawyer... the sets were amazing yes and the performances but, the show should have never of been brought to the bway stage let alone such a huge theatre.

Worst show LIST:

1. The Laramie Project (Saw a college production of it and it was TERRIBLE mainly because people over-did it with the saaaaaaaaadneeeeeesss aaaaand the hoooorrrrriiiiiible thiiiiiings thaaaat peeeeooople diiiid tooooo thiiis boooooy.... three hours of that and your toast..needs to be done well to be affective.

2.Swing - Can't stand review type shows

how can you hate The Laramie Project?? If it was because the production was bad I can undersatnd.. but the SHOW is powerful and it is one of my favorites....

Funny, JRB, I saw Fiona Shaw in Medea. For the last ten minutes, I didn't breathe.

Fiona Shaw is a great actress--and she was good. I didn't think a single other actor in it was--or they were just poorly directed. Screaming all your lines does not equal great acting--which is why Fiona was especially good in contrast with all of her layers and details.

Yes, in any other show (or with better set up) that ending would have been BRILLIANT. It was truly disturbing--but in relation to everything else, it came off as contrived. After I saw the production, I read up on it--to see if my opinion would change. I was even more sure of my feelings when Deborah Warner and Fiona Shaw discussed that Medea was not crazy--she killed her children to protect them from a worse death. I agree with that. I like that they didn't see her as crazy or that the killings were an act of revenge against Jason. However, chasing her kids in their underwear and slashing their throats to sounds of hell hardly matches their supposed intention.

But--I know that there are those who loved it. And, I actually respect theatre and films that have such volatile love/hate reactions! =) Thus, I can respect this production for that--but only for that.

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