And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
dramamama611
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/4/07
#1And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 5:46pm
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#2re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 5:52pmExactly my thoughts.
#2re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 5:52pmOh come on, like Mandy Patinkin hasn't done anything similar.
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#3re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 6:24pmshe can't handle fame,like at all
#4re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 6:28pm
I guess Judy Kaye can clear that spot on the other end of her bookshelf for another Tony...
...if Boyle blows it completely (and she is going to)...
... Kaye as the Fortune Teller in LOVE NEVER DIES.
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Lynnespock2
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#5re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 7:15pmBoyle hasn't the chops for Broadway or West End.
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#6re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 7:26pmSorry to say it, because I've been pulling for Susan all along, but she's just throwing any goodwill that she had from "the public" down the drain with these antics. And she wanted to be a "professional singer." Well, part and parcel of that means being a "professional," Susan, not just a "singer."
#7re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 7:31pm
She never learned the rigors of media, touring, and stamina-she just fell into it. It makes sense now maybe why she never made it earlier. She didn't have the chops for it. I do like her and think she will still sell a million records.
That's the one thing that stinks about these reality shows is that most of the winners are not prepared for what is coming. Kelly, Clay, Tasia and others have all said it was horrible and overwhelming at first. From interviews and information, it also sounds like SuBo may have a pre-existing anxiety disorder.
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#8re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 7:38pmA very astute observation, Bettyboy. I hadn't considered that. Bravo.
#9re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 7:46pm
Bettyboy is EXACTLY right and I was going to make a similar point, but figured it would be met with the usual nonsense that acoompanies the topic: someone has literally WRITTEN THE BOOK on the "Fame Game"
Rosie O'Donnell - CELEBRITY DETOX.
Love her or hate her the book predicts almost to the letter exactly what we are seeing happen with Boyle.
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P.S. I just wanted to hear her perform the new LND song, but I'm sure ALW will NEVER trust her with premiering a new song now.
#10re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 7:53pmWell, lucky Susan Boyle to be spared an association with Andrew Lloyd Webber's latest steaming turd of a song.
Dollypop
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#11re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 8:00pm
I think Susan Boyle's problems go a little further than what Rosie outlines in "Celebrity Detox". I sincerely feel that Boyle has emotional problems that are not easily detected. I mean, we have a grown woman screaming for her cat in a hotel atrium. (And, pray tell, what happened to the cat?)
There are other little clues here and there that indicate this woman has an abnormal personality. Yes she has a good voice but I don't think she has the emotional stamina for the rigors of show business.
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#12re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 8:06pm
I agree with just about all of what's been written above. She definitely seems to have anxiety issues, and possibly other problems as well.
If she pulls through this and is able to keep performing, you know her legend will only continue to grow.
#13re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 8:09pm
Dollypop: Boyle's cat disappeared to the Heavyside Layer of course (and now it's only a "memory")!
MisterRussell: You wouldn't make such foolish claims had you heard what ALW has composed for LND. This is his best work since EVITA and JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR, and by FAR his most mature and sophisticated. After the abysmal WOMAN IN WHITE and the beyond bland Eurovision Song I thought he could only compose rubbish as well. I was dead wrong. Turd it t'ain't.
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RockabyeHamlet
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#14re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 8:10pmI feel sorry for her, truley. I hope she takes time now to take care of her anxiety or whatever is holding her back so she doesn't do irreparable damage to herself.
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#15re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 8:18pmPgenre - you sound like a devoted fan of Sir Andrew's, and I in no way doubt your fervor. Perhaps I am in the wrong to pre-judge LND's material before hearing it, but I have been so very disappointed by Lloyd Webber so many times in the last couple of decades ... can you blame me for being dubious?
RippedMan
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/14/05
#16re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 8:31pmCould care less. I don't see the appeal whatsoever.
#17re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 8:38pm
"Pgenre - you sound like a devoted fan of Sir Andrew's, and I in no way doubt your fervor. "
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robinycus2
Understudy Joined: 5/1/09
#18re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 8:47pmhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-MLwPW86Rs&feature=rec-HM-r2 Updated On: 6/19/09 at 08:47 PM
BrodyFosse123
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/27/06
#20re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/19/09 at 11:30pm
I'm more than thrilled her 15 minutes are finally coming to a quick end.
I share Bonnie Hunt's assessment to this hype.
Bye-bye, Susan Boyle.
#22re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/20/09 at 11:11amLeave her alone.
dramamama611
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/4/07
#23re: And folks want to see Boyle on a B'way or West End stage?
Posted: 6/20/09 at 11:17am
Leave her alone? No one is really saying much of anything other than besides a nice voice she isn't terribly suited to a professional performers life.
If we're not having fun, then why are we doing it?
These are DISCUSSION boards, not mutual admiration boards. Discussion only occurs when we are willing to hear what others are thinking, regardless of whether it is alignment to our own thoughts.
