Strong disagree, Celtic Fyre to me it doesn't feel "worn out" and the reason why it's still playing is because the general public loves it and comes back to it time and time again. It's the one show that has not dipped in quality during its 14-year run (2020 was cancelled for obvious reasons) and honestly, it's a show to behold in its own way. It's become a classic show to the eyes of many and I couldn't be happier about it.
Now don't get me wrong, American Jukebox: Summer Edition is a really, really good show where it seems the people behind it cared about its quality and performers. Though I will admit that it's American-ness doesn't fit the Globe at all that it becomes kind of hilarious, but one could say that historically the Globe has had numerous live shows during the A-B era that didn't match the Elizabethan era hamlet either so maybe that's why the park thought they could get away with it. Audiences clearly highly enjoyed it from the shows I saw last year so the Entertainment department clearly did something right two years ago. It's not for everyone and I can understand that from an immersion point of view, it comedically fails, but I don't think it's entirely fair to dump on other shows that they are obviously going for different ideas and concepts that aren't "polished" or worse yet, "expensive and big" conceit. But hey, that's my two cents on the whole thing.
