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What's going go into the St. James
#75What's going go into the St. James
Posted: 12/13/14 at 9:28pmSomething Rotten should think about a title change. If it's bad, the critics can have a field day with that title.
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#76What's going go into the St. James
Posted: 12/13/14 at 9:45pm
No, phillypinto- but only if they're done really well and have something that gives them a fresh edge.
On topic, I love Christian Borle as an actor and will see him in pretty much any comedic role at this point. I'll be keeping my ears open.
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#77What's going go into the St. James
Posted: 12/14/14 at 12:05am
Title is an big opening for critics as stated above.
Years ago Darling Of The Day opened. CBS critic Leonard Harris said " It's original title was Buried Alive - It should have been"
A bad title can really be a killer.
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#78What's going go into the St. James
Posted: 12/14/14 at 1:07am
"Is anybody else sick and tired of musicals about show business?"
Subject matter is way down on my list of things I care about. If someone tells a great story well, with great songs, and an amazing cast, it becomes less important what the show is about to me. Mothers with psychological issues who see their dead sons, people chopping people to serve as pies, man-eating plants, National Geographic photographers who seduce bored housewives, all fine by me.
#79What's going go into the St. James
Posted: 12/14/14 at 4:49pmhaterobics, I agree with you 100%! It's easy to take pretty much any subject matter/concept and boil it down to something that sounds awful. And I doubt audiences care- twenty-some years later and they still want to see a disfigured psychopath stalk a pretty girl or a bunch of French peasants die. Aside from the title that's just begging for a storm of terrible puns, I think Something Rotten sounds kind of fun!
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