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Worst Show?
Has anyone seen a show that was so bad they actually wanted to (or did) leave during intermission, thinking, "WTF was that?" Or does anyone have a least favorite show that they will never go to again?
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Permalink Reply by Kelly on -
Well I wouldn't see Spring Awakening again. I just... didn't like it at all.
And I left White Christmas at intermission. It was... not my kind of show. And the weather was terrible, so my sister and I decided we'd just book it.
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Permalink Reply by Zach Horony on -
Seriously you didn't like Spring Awakening?!! well to each his/her own I suppose....
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Permalink Reply by Chase Gosselin on -
I would also like to address White Christmas. The dancing in that show was spectacular! Plus their sets and costumes were incredible. I guess it was just put together the classic way and people have lost their love for the classics that gave birth to the Broadway that we all know and love today. Its sad.
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Permalink Reply by Stephanie on -
I'm a BIG fn of the moive White Christmas. Whn I saw he play I hated the endig. hen they were singing to the General there wer only three guys onstage. Also atth scean when it finly snows the poeple are like, ok it snowing finnly an then there people don't care. And the last song wasn't even White Chrstmas. Everything eles wa good it wasjus the endig that was disapointing.
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Permalink Reply by Jocie on -
Oh thank God I'm not alone. My best friend and I went to see "SA" cause everyone else loved it. We were not impressed. We both just looked at each other during intermission and said "What? why are we not enjoying this? Are we missing something?"
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Permalink Reply by Caitlin Ramirez on -
Spring Awakening is the love of my life. My mom even liked it. She even said it was done very tastefully. But what ever your opinion is.
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Permalink Reply by David Rigano on -
Just have to point out that "off-Broadway" does not mean no longer playing. A show that is no longer playing is closed. A show that is off-Broadway is playing in a house that's smaller than a Broadway house with a different contract than a Broadway contract.
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Permalink Reply by David Rigano on
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I hate to sound so pedantic, and I also hope I didn't sound condescending. It's just something I hear a lot (from adult friends, and even from a few people in the business... eek!) and there's a huge difference between a show that's closed and a show that's off-Broadway... mainly that one of them is still running and making money!
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Permalink Reply by Nightingale-Duet on -
lol, my parents use that term all the time. Annoys the crap out of me. They also call intermission half-time.
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Permalink Reply by Blair Andrew Russell on -
haha, half-time eww...
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