And though the proceeds from these 12 shows are going to charity, we feel inclined to note the 20-minute intermission allowing the sale of unbelievable permutations of Barneyphernalia (accent on the nail ya). Whoever decided that Barney would not sing “I Love You” in this show is as evil as the person who wrote the damn song in the first place. On the other hand, there were hundreds, maybe thousands, of kids singing and dancing in the aisles. Maybe that’s why it seemed that there was so much less interaction in this show than on the Majestic tape. Still, what with the screechy, echoic sound and topsy-turvy miking, the whole thing might as well have been performed in the Grand Canyon for all the intimacy between the audience and the performers.
#Barney live in new york city part tv#
Like the TV shows, “Barney Live!” is banal! It’s witless! The writing makes “ Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” sound like Yeats!īy using doubles, Barney and Winkster can be here one second and way over there the next, which helps extend the show out in front of the huge Radio City Music Hall stage. The production values are quaint and Barney’s new little friends seem even more fresh-faced than the old Backyard Gang. The cranky critic in the family was less appreciative, like anyone cares. As was the five-year-old - even more startling, as she is by nature a skeptic, was long ago deprogrammed, Barneywise, and knows the plot of “The Magic Flute.” So: The two-year-old, with the attention span of a gnat, was mesmerized every second of the 80-minute show. and the kids to be his friends) better sets than the Barney show taped a few years ago at the Majestic Theater in Dallas and a real live baby elephant. The show has a plot, sort of (over-made-up elfin clown Winkster steals Barney’s bag but really just wants Barney, Baby Bop, B.J.
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