Jonathan Groff Alternate for Little Shop? Aug 21
2019, 01:34:36 PM
I had put off buying a ticket for/ had no strong desire to see this with Groff, but as soon as I saw the announcement that Glick would be stepping in, I bought a ticket to see him. I think he will be great.
Pippin Revival Tour Question Aug 19
2019, 02:06:47 PM
It’s been a few years since I saw the tour, but I want to say that they exposed the backstage of each venue they toured to.
Aug 17
2019, 01:41:03 PM
I finally caught Bat Out of Hell the other night, and I can honestly say that it is without a doubt the loudest and most “in your face” live entertainment experience I have ever had in my entire life. And I mean this in the BEST way possible. Is the show perfect? Not at all. Is it a messy garbage fire? Sure. But does it provide nonstop high energy fun? HELL. YES.
The cast is full of great performances. Andrew Polec and Lena Hall deliver knockout performances, and they
BwayBby605 said: "Janet Decal who brilliantly played the role in Prince of Broadway would be the absolute best choice for this production! I hope they consider her."
I can get behind Katrina Lenk as Bobbie. She was by far the best part of The Band's Visit (a show I didn't particularly enjoy outside of her incredible performance).
magictodo123 said: "This is audience related. I think it's in incredibly poor taste to wish that a show would close. To celebrate low grosses. To be happy when a performance seat chart shows that the performance hasn't sold that well. I don't care how much you dislike a production- by wishing a show to close, you're wishing hundreds of people out of work, wishing their livelihood away. Contrary to what people may believe, you don't just go from one show to the nex
getupngo said: "Roscoe said: ""Pretty much every choice made in how to present the plot, is designed to make us empathize with Evan and to take focus off of the harm he caused."
This. A thousand times, THIS."
F**K FINALLY. I thought I was the only person who got this"
YES. I also just have so many problems with this show and how it handles and portrays certain issues.
DIANA TO TRANSFER Aug 12
2019, 02:13:36 PM
Let us not forget that the last two musicals that came to Broadway from La Jolla Playhouse were Summer and Margaritaville...
I feel like previous shows that have played the Winter Garden did a better job of using the wide width of the stage than Beetlejuice does. Mamma Mia!, Rocky, and School of Rock all used pretty much the entire width of the stage with their set designs which created good sightltnes, even for those far side seats. Beetlejuice has a narrower proscenium which makes those extreme sides not the greatest IMHO.
