What Shows Did You Dislike?

[Corine2]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 3:39pm

Silent Laughter
Sixteen Wounded
Vincent The Musical
Drowning Crow
Imaginary Friends
Adult Entertainment
Urban Cowboy
Johnny Guitar
Birdy's Bachlorette Party Updated On: 4/10/04 at 03:39 PM

[CATSNYrevival]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 3:45pm

HONK! It's honestly the only show that I ever just wanted to leave at intermission... Even if I dislike a show I always stay for the whole thing, but HONK! my god. But, alas... I still watched the second act. AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!! Updated On: 4/10/04 at 03:45 PM

[Corine2]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 3:51pm

Love that picture of John and Rod it is adorable.

[CATSNYrevival]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 3:55pm

aww...thanks. I love Rod. He's so sweet. And of course J Tart...

[Corine2]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 4:00pm

I love all the puppets in Q.
Rod is my second favorite character. Rod has one flaw. He is a REPUBLICAN.
But he is a sharp dresser. Updated On: 4/10/04 at 04:00 PM

[CATSNYrevival]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 4:06pm

off topic of the thread, but I went to RICK LYON's website and it has backstage pics of all the puppets... I never realized (except for the obvious ones) that they used several different puppets for each character. They don't even bother changing their costumes, they just change the puppets. I just totally never thought about that I think of them as real people some times. ....it's cool.

[Becky]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 4:06pm

"Grand Hotel" and "Passion" were the two that I didn't want to stay for. But I did.

[FindingNamo]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 4:23pm

What are you talking about, Becky? Isn't this a thread about puppets?

[DefyingGravity2]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 5:46pm

I love grand hotel! i do not like CATS, sorry... and though i like album, i saw J& H w/ David Hasselhoff and I just couldn't' deal, i didn't leave b/c Coleen Sexton saved it, but it wasn't my happiest theater moment... and i'm wasn't a huge fan of THE GREEN BIRD.

[NYCbabe3789]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 6:27pm

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Blue
Beauty and the Beast
Chicago

#1 Worst Ever:
A Ritual for Returning (left at intermission...only time I ever did that) Updated On: 4/12/04 at 06:27 PM

[TheGirlinTheFrock]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 7:07pm

David Hasselhoff was horrible in J&H! I didnt get a chance to see it live, but got the video of it after it closed. When i was really young i did a show with Coleen Sexton. She was the narrator in Joseph and i was a dancer in a community theater. I was one of those kids who would come out for the big numbers and thats it. Anyways, I was so excited that she made it to Broadway and got the video of her in it. I had to fast foward all of his parts to see her songs. She was fabulous though.

By the way, i heard that the posters for the closing of J&H were of the two of them, but the diva(hasselhoff) made them switch it to just him - any truth to that rumor?

[NuggetMonkeys]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 7:19pm

wow, CATSNY, we have differing opinions on many shows.

I
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LOVE
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HONK
!!!!!

such a cute show...

d.b.j

[DefyingGravity2]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 7:20pm

FoRREAL. I know this isn't a coleen sexton post, but i just have to say she really was incredible and like, if it wasn't for her there would have been some SERIOUS tomato throwing at the curtain call!

[bestofbroadway]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 7:36pm

One I remember hating involved a gigantic can that involved streamers that shot out to represent a harmful substance that is a threat to the ozone layer...can't remember what the show was called or what it was really about. Maybe it was a statement against the harmful substance. Oh well...it was a trite, useless show. I think it's still running. Updated On: 4/10/04 at 07:36 PM

[DefyingGravity2]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 7:50pm

Streamers and the Ozone layer? what a, uh, Lovely combination.....

yeeesh, if you remember Please post!!

[luvtheEmcee]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 8:32pm

Showboat, Cats, Urinetown, Jekyll and Hyde.

Updated On: 4/10/04 at 08:32 PM

[bestofbroadway]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 8:33pm

Well I'm pretty sure that the thing one a Tony for Best Musical recently. Beat out Twyla Tharp's breathtaking production of Movin' Out. Not that I really consider Movin' Out a musical, but sure was more entertaining than the two hours of pure crap I sat through in that other theater. Updated On: 4/10/04 at 08:33 PM

[thirdrowcenter]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 8:41pm

Noises Off,
Adult Entertainment,
Wonderful Town,
The first act of Beckett/Albee (hated the Beckett, liked the Albee)
The first act of The Stendhal Syndrome, absolutely loved the second act
Far Away, Frances McDormand was worth seeing anyway

[BroadwayDiva]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 8:45pm

Thoroughly Modern Millie
Flower Drum Song
Annie
Showboat

[Jamie Hat]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 11:13pm

Godspell. Oh my god...spell.

I saw J&H on TV w/ David...Hilarious! I laughed a great deal. Though when I saw Cuccioli do it, I enjoyed it very much...hmmm.

I wanted to leave when I saw Andrea McCardle (or whatever...ANNIE) in Cabaret. (Love the show though)

I also vomited on Patrick Cassidy's Radame.

Maybe they just had off nights...

[FindingNamo]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 11:17pm

"Not that I really consider Movin' Out a musical..."

Oh, since WHEN BoB? I had to hammer that point over and over to you almost as much as you bring up Hairspray (but not quite as much) and now you've conceded that point? That a musical beat out a show that isn't a musical for Best Musical? Great! Welcome to logical reasoning.

[Corine2]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 11:19pm

Oh i hated Jeckyll and Hyde with Hasselhoff god was that tv film terrible.

Updated On: 4/10/04 at 11:19 PM

Posted: 4/10/04 at 11:20pm

Urinetown. I just don't like it.

[delinquent]

Posted: 4/10/04 at 11:33pm

Dance of the Vampires. They ruined the German show

[bestofbroadway]

Posted: 4/11/04 at 12:00am

Namo- Never did I say the show was a musical! Not even ONCE! I'll kindly point you back to a discussion where I said it was NOT a musical.

From A Post dated 6/16/03 at 09:12:01 AM
"Movin' Out was by far the best show, although I don't consider it a musical."

Please show me where I called it a musical.
Updated On: 4/11/04 at 12:00 AM