[InvisibleChurch]

c-h-e-e-s-e-a-n-d-o-n-i-o-n-s ono!

[Cathy]

Now, that's a real shame.........

[Chi-townChief]

Imagine there's no Lennon; it's not so hard to do.

[john drake]

I don't think John Lennon's work after the Beatles was of much quality anyway. Maybe because Yoko had her grabby little hands and screechy little voice all over his creative abilities, thereby stifling them. Imagine that, Yoko.Obviously the same affect 25 years later on this crumby Broadway show. Regardless, Lennon's stuff belongs in the 60's and should stay there. R.I.P.

[dr_who_2]

"This is John Lennon, the legend, as filtered through the protective, selective, up-with-people, later-life self-interest of Yoko Ono Lennon," Newsday wrote in a review in August.

Even when viewed through that lens, you'd be left with another story about a dead celebrity. He was a funny, witty Liverpuddlian with problems both before and after he became wealthy and famous.

[digger48]

What it must be like to be talentless, brainless, hated, and friggin ugly.

[Roscoe Karns]

"Hmmmm, a play about John Lennon and Yoko Ono? Interesting!"

[softwarecreator]

I am a huge Beatles and John Lennon fan, yet I never heard of this play and could not care less.

[mtbopfuyn]

O no!

[Gay State Conservative]

Regardless of what one might think about his politics/lifestyle,he had real talent.

She's a lightweight.Always has been,always will be.

[LowOiL]

Wonder if they ever found that statue of Lennon that Castro had on public display in Cuba. Last I heard, it was stolen and Fidel was ticked his communist comrade was still lost.