I wish nothing but the absolute for this one! I look forward to these notices as I'm in the midst of nursing a wicked head cold. Break legs to all involved!
If it gets rave reviews, followed by your expected victory lap, do you think we will be free of your hysterical and relentless cheerleading for this show once and for all?
Ben Stone..... oops I mean our beloved After Eight,
When will we be free of your pity-party dirgical of an attitude? With nothing ever being good enough and always lamenting the demise of theatre?
Our eardrums would be so grateful.
Especially since you have a wealth of knowledge and use it simply to decry the very thing you claim to love.
P.S. With your unrelenting attitude, you certainly could be a character in Follies, Passion, Marie Christine, or even The Wild Party. Wouldn't you rather be a character in Mame or Dolly?
"Sticks and stones, sister. Here, have a Valium." - Patti LuPone, a Memoir
Woo hoo!! Break legs, toi toi toi, and merde! Looking forward to seeing all your triple threat action in a couple of weeks... And hopefully many times after!
"All three male leads blend sweetness with virility. Clyde Alves is a swaggering Ozzie, Jay Armstrong Johnson a pratfall-mastering Chip, and Tony Yazbeck a deservedly centre-stage Gabey. I had the privilege of watching the last On the Town Broadway revival, in 1998, in the company of Comden and Green. When the latter heard or saw something he liked, he would whisper “Yes, yes.” I’d like to think he would be similarly affirmative if he were alive for this revival."
Not that it matters in the grand scheme of things, but wouldn't "mixed" or at least "mixed-to-positive" be a better description of that Talkin Broadway review?
Didn't have any great desires around this either way. But would love to see something wonderful fill up that barn. And support a full orchestra. Break legs everyone and hoping for great reviews