Went last night in South Florida with an audience of about 35. Glad I saw it on Broadway. The film gets in its own way by constant cutting to different camera angles. The big dance numbers are rarely shown looking at the entire stage.
There were no sound mixing issues and the cast and musicians sounded great. Sorry this didn't find a bigger audience in NY as it seems like there will be no tour heading out on the road.
Miles2Go2 said: "morosco said: ""If someone has the talent they have the RIGHT to be temperamental." -Patti LuPone
Okay Patti. Let us talk about rights. Audiences have the right to understand lyrics being sung. I was furious throughout WAR PAINT because the majority of yoursinging was unintelligible. The fact that you are temperamental is probably partly to blame because everyone associated with the show was likely afraid to bri
Saw this in Atlanta last year. Although it has some winning performers (Beth Leavel and Chris Seiber), an energetic young ensemble to bring life to the choreography by Nicolaw, and a heartfelt script, there were plenty of adjustments needed before moving to Broadway.
The themes of tolerance, mutual acceptance, and religious hypocrisy have been done before (La Cage, Kinky Boots, Priscilla, Hairspray). So The Prom seemed to be just preaching to the choir of already accepting a
Sad to hear this. Although the story may have had problems; there was a great amount of committed talent onstage. Enjoyed the music and choreography greatly. I suspect it will tour at some point.
