Good Morning!
BK - If you want to see the show, tickets are available on Goldstar for $37.00, I think. I managed to snag a freebie last night from someone I know who worked on the production behind-the-scenes early on, but has/had absolutely no desire to see the show in person. There's bound to be someone around these parts with fistfulls of comps.
Personally, a part of me wants to go back and see the show again after it has settled, and all the technical glitches have been worked out. And when all the "spectacular effects" are actually working. I just want to see if there's anything actually "good" which would make the show worth doing for those actors and actresses on stage.
But another part of me just wants to stay away from the Kodak theatre. Far, far away.
The cast runs the gamut: the movie star, Broadway veterans, chorus gypsies, Los Angeles stage favorites, "famous" recording artists, back-up dancers (for people like Madonna, Cher, P Diddy, etc.), former child stars, child stars in the making(?), etc... even a Certified Massage Therapist according to one performer's bio. There are also a couple of "this is my first (or second) major job" performers. I always wish performers well. It's just unfortunate at this time that I feel that all the well-wishes in world on my behalf - and others - would have absolutely no effect. So, maybe it's good for them that it might end up being critic proof. But if the critics do end up having their say, and the show ends up folding, well... May their next endeavor be more worth while.
