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4. Y2K: Pi Beta Phi and Beta Theta Pi - First Place, Best Vocals, Best Choreo, Most Creative, Best Male Performer I wonder if the Pi Phis even showed up to practice because I don’t remember there being any girls in this show at all. The characters were all guys, the songs may as well have just been guys, and the girls just shrunk behind them. Certainly someone advised them against doing this but when you think you’re God’s gift to shows, maybe you go ahead and do it anyway. Either way, it doesn’t matter because I can’t imagine this one not taking the cake. It would be competitive any year but this year was too bad for it to not pull out the Gold. 5. Blind Date: Zeta Tau Alpha and Sigma Phi Epsilon It’s a shame to say this show could easily place. There were no dazzling moments at all but there were (maybe) no really bad parts either. The opener was okay. All the soloists were hitting their notes but nothing more. The ensemble fell apart a little but didn’t make you wince. But no matter how high the ceiling was tonight, everything was undercut by the fact that the lead was PANTING the entire show directly into his face mic. It was impossible to not pay attention to because it was so prevalent and unrelenting. The whole script was derivative anyway and a bad attempt to create something more iconic and dazzling. 6. Old Folks Cruise: Phi Mu and Sigma Chi - Third Place This show made me smile more than any other, and not just because it was edgy and hilarious. This show, along with the last handful of VR submissions they have made, has been a perfect parody of what this competition is. After a night of complete disappointment in steering and the advisors, I couldn’t help but think that Sigma Chi wasn’t even trying to play the game to win. They are just telling one big hilarious joke at steering, the other casts, and anyone who enjoys VR’s expense. While their lead was a phenomenal talent, they somehow chose to neglect entire songs of potential brilliant vocals or possible creative choreo simply to let old people limp around on stage. This was perfect and somehow made me less sad about how bad the entire night was. I hope that this is the show that places over Blind Date, but I don’t know that the judges will reward such original creativity when it comes in opposition to singing and dancing.