Cast recordings are very expensive, and seeing as they're practically asking strangers on the street for investments to keep it running, it may be that they simply have no funds for it.
I found Barks' performance to be very like that of Vanessa Hudgens in Gigi - artificial, faux-spunky, Orphan Annie-ish, and with less sexuality than Pippi Longstocking. But she does have a strong, loud voice.
Kad wrote: "Whitty isn't exactly a blameless individual."
Expound?
HEAD OVER HEELS Reviews Jul 27
2018, 08:29:58 AM
To those curious about the Jeff Whitty story, he has a very interesting story/statement on his Facebook page.
"It baffles me that the show could go through at least two workshops that I know of, and no one pointed out the problems? Or, even worse, the creators chose not to address the problem? Rick Elice couldn't have come up with a better book?"
This is far from unusual; the audiences at most workshops today consist primarily, it seems, of a blend of sycophants and hangers-on with no better insight than the creative team. And those who might know better perhaps withhold
I agree, kdogg, and even though some might like to twist the First Amendment to mean what they want it to mean, there are a few hundred years of legal precedent demonstrating that only things like explicit incitement to violence, libel/slander, plagiarism, perjury, blackmail, and child pornography aren't protected by it.
"And frankly if you don’t think that America’s obesity problem is because of the sh1thole it is and the impact that has on peoples mental health then you’re misguided."
I was wondering how long it would take for you to resort to a personal insult. 3rd reply. Not bad.
"Sorry but a person with BPD for example can not control impulses and will sit and eat until they vomit. The same goes for some people on the Autism spectrum, not all disabilities are visible and no one knows what conditions people live with."
Yes, you've restated your point well, however, it still doesn't address the (also restated) fact that medical science still says that the overwhelming majority of overweight Americans can correct their dietary and&n
"...being overweight isn’t a lifestyle choice for 99% of people. It can be medication, mental health, it can be socio-economic, to deny that just shows ignorance and lack of empathy."
Yes, it can be, and occasionally is, but every medical source you can find clearly states that "weight gain is largely a result of eating behavior and lifestyle," or "people gain weight when they eat more calories than they burn
I understand your intention, and, I suppose, your belief that you're morally significantly more evolved than those to whom you write, but.... do you really think that's helpful or effective or attractive?
"They had 1 person working in the theatre department on Friday. Today they have 0. And Broadway generates more income for New York City than all of the sports franchises combined."
Fret not - Broadway shows would still sell as many tickets as they do now, even if every reviewer in the country vanished.
