As Kenny (my favorite) who plays piano on Wednesday and Friday night says. (paraphrasing) Remember: Marie's Crisis is a GAY bar. We welcome you in to enjoy and have fun but if you want to talk to your friend about what you did this week go elsewhere. This is a place for people to sing and listen to others sing.
sorano916 said: "BuddyStarr said: "I won tickets to the lottery tonight and now seeing this brief review I'm questioning whether it's worth it. I mean it's a very limited production and it's free! but still..."
That's just one review. Here's a Twitter thread that's basically the opposite: LINK
sorano916 said: "BuddyStarr said: "I won tickets to the lottery tonight and now seeing this brief review I'm questioning whether it's worth it. I mean it's a very limited production and it's free! but still..."
That's just one review. Here's a Twitter thread that's basically the opposite: LINK
I won tickets to the lottery tonight and now seeing this brief review I'm questioning whether it's worth it. I mean it's a very limited production and it's free! but still...
Wasn't sure where else to ask this, but has anyone been monitoring Stubhub for tickets? Since there are still tickets available via BO and telecharge just wondering if the prices of the tickets on Stubhub are dropping close to showtime?
ScottyDoesn'tKnow2 said: "BuddyStarr said: "What is "Steven Universe"? (yes, I feel old)"
It's an animated children's show on Cartoon Network about a boy being raised by three women who are not human but gems that take on human formand his single father. Steven is half-gem and half-human who goes on adventures and missions with his three female caretakers, who were part of a team with his mother.
millie12 said: "...I just think they nailed the tone in the film and totally missed the mark entirely on stage. The film is over the top, high romance, which can be viewed as ridiculous to some. But that is the world they created. And it works. The stage show felt very......Las Vegas tribute show to me. Gaudy and campy in the not great way.
The more I talk about it, the more I think the adaptation is a mountain too tough to climb. That film is spectacularly gorgeous a
Miles2Go2 said: "First, let me say I have not seen the stage production, but my interpretation of “One Day I’ll Fly Away” in the movie is different than Wick3’s. I see it as a song that foreshadowsSatine’s death. I’m not sure that occurred to me until I rewatched it recently. Unless they’ve reworked the arrangement of Firework, I dont’t see it working the same way. It’s an over-the-top celebratory song. There’s a reason it h
I just read the full review of Smokey Joe's and had I not know about the "controversy" I would have thought that the costume designer didn't make costumes that flattered all the actors. The reviewer said the actor was "bigger" than the other women on stage. I don't know the actor or have ever seen her so I would have taken it as she was bigger than the other women, again, with no context as to what this actor looks like.
dramamama611 said: ...Also: it seems like the more you love the film, the less you like this."
I loved the film BUT I can appreciate something that is based on the source material. I found this production enjoyable but still think that they can make it better. I didn't compare it the film while watching it, however, the show brought me back to the film in various scenes that I had forgotten (like the green fairy section). I didn't particularly fe
yellibean2 said: ...I think Roxanne has been reworked so now instead of Christian starting with the verse from the original song ("His eyes upon your face," etc.) he starts singing straight into "Roxanne" immediately after Zidler's monologue finishes. I think I liked the dramatic thunderstorm beginning better last time and it seemed like the audience did too - this way doesn't give much room for applause. I was getting better at not comparing it to the movie th
I think this show will be a problem for regular theatre goers. It's not made for the "theatre crowd". They play to the audience, and if last night was any indication, the producers want you "insta'ing" the sets and performers from the moment they let you into the theatre.
Boston is typically a pretty uptight place and the audience was hooting and hollering throughout the show, i felt like I was at a concert. The performers egg it on too in
I was there tonight. I would agree with mostly what everyone else has said about the show. I will say that the only heart in the show at the moment is what you see when you first walk in the theater i.e., the set, there really is no emotion or barely any emotion within the show. The sets, costume and most of the lighting was great. I hope to write more tomorrow, but I can leave a few things tonight.
The first 20 minutes of the show is overload. You are exhausted by
I stopped by the theatre today and asked the BO personnel about the metal detectors. She said that they’re learning and if there is a hold up because of staff they will hold the curtain until everyone is seated.
Seeing this tomorrow night. A friend is part of the design team so i'm hoping I can get them to take me around backstage after the performance. Will keep you all posted.
