The respected Broadway company Dodger Theatricals bombed in 2004 with "Dracula, the Musical," (critics said it had no bite) and is bombing anew in 2005 with "Good Vibrations," the Beach Boys musical. Critics said it stank like skunk weed and audiences listened, buying as few tickets as possible. The show will close this Sunday, meaning that you could still rush to see, if not save it. Featuring 30 songs with music and lyrics by Brain Wilson and the Beach Boys, the spectacle cost $7 million dollars; wagging tongues say that every penny of that has been lost. What heartbreak for those involved; what indifference for those not involved. (By Scott Rose)