Why have they never revived "Grand Hotel" on Broadway?

Good grief, that cast recording is a good deed in this cruel world.

Except for Brent Barrett, who was a poor substitute for David Carroll. They should have brought in Rex Smith.

It's a mediocre show nobody really LOVED back then, and it didn't grow its reputation in regional or amateur productions.

It felt like a one-run-and-done.

It's no Cabaret, in its level of quality or the ability to be reinterpreted in creative ways.

Oh how wrong you are R3, somebody REALLY LOVED it back then.

A concert version, at least, is long overdue.

Because it is a dreary slog of a show which never deserved the production Tommy Tune devised for it.

Had they dared have an intermission I would have left then. The marketing and clever staging fooled people into thinking it was a good show.

[quote] Had they dared have an intermission I would have left then.

But at the time, they [italic]dassn't[/italic], Mary!

It can't be re-interpreted for a contemporary audience.

probably because this old cunt buried it

Well I liked it. Maybe not a classic masterpiece of musical theatre, but it was WAY better than Titanic. I also liked the incredibly goofy but fun "The Life" -- it's like HBO's The Deuce: the musical.

There is nobody today that could match Michael Jeter.

You call that dancing?! My dogs are more graceful when they take a shit.

i love that that old bitch is gonna see the show again because her husband words in the area