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LoveMusik Jumps the Gun?

By Gil on Tuesday, Apr 24, 2007

Check out these two articles:

One of the following must be true:

They realize that the show's going to flop once reviews come out... and are trying to sell tickets now. (Hey, if I read an article that a limited run of something is going open-ended and is planned for other theatres, I'd assume it's pretty good and consider buying a ticket)
They have no idea what sort of mess the show is.
They see that it's a mess, but they believe they can make the changes needed before opening night (and I really hope they can).

If you've seen it, which one do you think it is?

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