"Bombay Dreams" Enter to win tickets!

[HJAJtheFirst]

Posted: 2/20/04 at 11:07am

Go to www.bombaydreams.com and enter to win tickets! Check it out! Here goes...

BOMBAY DREAMS arrives on Broadway March 29, 2004 and one lucky winner will have their own “theater party”, and get to see its Broadway debut. In addition, the grand prize includes a script of BOMBAY DREAMS autographed by the cast of the Broadway show and a copy of the Original London Cast Recording!

Good Luck! Updated On: 2/20/04 at 11:07 AM

[Broadwaylilhead]

Posted: 2/21/04 at 5:30pm

Ok, I entered.. I'll go see anything for free :)

So, should we start placing bets on how long this show will stay open?

[newyorkuniq]

Posted: 2/21/04 at 5:40pm

after hearing the song "shakalaka" I say a month. lol

[Deena Jones2]

Posted: 2/21/04 at 6:52pm

Oh, my god! It sounds just hideous... the lyrics- yikes!

[Broadwaylilhead]

Posted: 2/22/04 at 11:55am

yeah.. well from the sounds of it, bombay better keep on dreaming...

although, i bet this show is spectacular to look at....

Posted: 2/22/04 at 11:44pm

People need to realize that this is a BOLLYWOOD film. If one sees Bombay Dreams as some Sondheim musical that has complex layers of story line then one will be dissapointed. Go for the sheer delight that Bollywood films bring to you. I adore Bollywood and for one am looking forward to seeing this show!

[Faith2]

Posted: 2/23/04 at 2:51pm

I just wanted to say to please give this wonderful show a chance. Just go with an open mind, and it will most likely be a pleasant surprise.

I have seen the show twice in London, and the *music*, the sounds, the costumes, the colors, the energy, the story, the characters, are all fantastic!

I also have the "Making of Bombay Dreams" DVD, and the original idea for the show was concieved by Andrew Lloyd Webber, but the music is composed by A. R. Rahman, who is a very successful composer in India. He writes the music for quite a lot of the Bollywood movies, and he has won many awards in India.

If you like traveling, as I do, you can sort of look at the show as a 'mini' holiday to India!

It does help if you have an open mind, however.

Love,
Faith2
A Phantom Lover
(..and also and a Lord Lloyd Webber Lover) LOL!