The upcoming Broadway show based on Cher’s life, The Cher Show, apparently isn’t as ready as it should be.

“Some parts of it are really fabulous. We’re going to work on the other parts,” Cher told The Chicago Tribune of the status of production. “It needs work. I’m not supposed to say that but I don’t care. But you know, I was really very surprised by how close to real these people feel.”

She added, “In many parts, it was much, much better than I thought it would be. And there were no parts where I wanted to gouge my eyes out.”

When it comes to the men who played the loves of her life — Sonny Bono, Gregg Allman and “Bagel Boy” Robert Camilletti — she said, “Some of the boys are so on the mark, it’s creepy.”

“There are lines in the show that sound like quotes but aren’t quite right,” she revealed. “I’ve been telling him the real quotes. I have a lot to say. And I am pushing them to do three dance songs in a concert-style way at the end, a bit like they do in ‘Mamma Mia.’ I think the audience would like that.”