Pose2 said: "IHere's the thing. I am not part of outrage culture, walking around furious about everything. But, this was a very, very serious thing. I was disgusted by him. So, the production not releasing a statement, him saying nothing publicly, and completely ignoring every single comment on their socials is just a really bad move. This is a show for young people, about young people. But, tons of people have no interest in this due to his casting. In real life and onl
NievesG said: "I actually received a mailer for this yesterday. I think it had a code but I'll check when I get home...
My stepfather loves this stuff but I told him I can only handle one: this or the Illusionists when they come back in November I would like to read a candid review here of this when the
dmwnc1959 said: "Received an email for this option today, costs $69:
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VotePeron said: "It looks like Tina Landau is going to be the primary director in the room, which I believe is rare for a non-equity tour.
No I don't believe it says that anywhere. Do you have a source? It means that her direction will be used -- but I;m pretty sure that one of her associates will be "in the room". She may stop by during tech to give notes, but I seriously doubt she will be there full time.
CindersGolightly said: "What’s Erin Davie’s role like? Is there a potential nomination for her in this show? She’s so overdue for Tony recognition it’s insane."
How exactly is she "so overdue"?? She's been in 5 Broadway shows -- and 2 of those were as a replacement!
BritCrit said: "The only thing this project really has going for it is the fact a female director is currently attached, and I’m not sure she will see it through to opening night. Otherwise, there is a sense of scraping the barrel with this production..."
How does female director = Quality? There are plenty of terrible female directors, too!
Kimbo said: "I’m quite sure the producers will refund the entire audience if the performance wasn’t able to finish. Obviously there are more important things, and this isn’t the message to take away from what sounds like a horrifying event - but if the evening’s show was ruined, then clearly the production has insurance to cover that kind of event and obviously I’m sure they’ll do the right thing."
disneybroadwayfan22 said: "Do you think that in the light of this weekend's events and last night, Oklahoma will soften the gun effects in the show? They should remove the shots in the dark scene now especially"
Yeah, and instead let's just have Curly, Laurey and Jud just have a great big group hug at the end!
astorian_ofthe_heart said: "They really shot themselves in the foot though with only having a week of performance dates. This could easily run a full 3 weeks like other Shakespeare in the Park productions, so I'm really confused as to why they didn't just do that. I'll be there every freakin' night trying to do the standby/in person lottery, so we'll see how that goes."
How exactly are they "shooting themselves in the foot"
Bettyboy72 said: "I love Charlie and find him incredibly talented. His dancing is marvelous. I did stop following him on Instagram because he comes across as incredibly vapid and thirsty. His posts don't offer insight into his talent or how he works-the reasons I tend to follow people.
I'm sorry --- but if you are looking to Instagram (or Twitter, Facebook, etc.) for deep artistic insight and intellectual creative discussions, you are only setting yourself up
Was that really necessary? If anything one would say he’s successful on his own in spite of “Daddy”. Steven Roth is a major Trump supporter, and certainly no friend to the arts. Jordan could easily have become another Jared Kushner but chose not to.