Ramp's Broadway musical was the worst show I've ever seen. I'm still glad it exists.
I went to Ramp's Broadway musical, "Bill Pay." It was confusing, sloppy, and overly self-loving. But I'm happy the actors got paid.
A fintech company called Ramp staged a Broadway musical titled "Bill Pay," taking over the Broadhurst Theatre. The show, while confusing and sloppy, was meant to be an advertisement for the company and included jokes about its own silliness. The audience, primarily composed of tech professionals, seemed to enjoy the parody of "Hamilton."
Despite the low quality, Ramp invested in theatre by paying the ensemble dancers and Jessica Vosk played the lead role of Lisa Blupey. The musical referenced popular figures like Billy Mays, Willy Wonka, and Billy Zane, but the star of the show was Billy Porter, who had a brief appearance. The show was criticized for its lack of coherence and the fact that many actors forgot their lines, but it did provide an opportunity for actors to be paid for their work.
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