Impossible2 said: "Luminaire2 said: "Anything related to this revival deserves to have it brought up. If you are going to hire and cast someone like that, it will not be swept under the rug or hidden. We will not repeat the mistakes of the past."
No it shouldn't...this isn't Twitter it is Broadway World.
I don't see what the point of bitching online is going to do. If y'all truly believe he should be fired go picket the theatre
I don't see how my post or the one quoted was "churning up hatred". I'm upset with his casting, but I'm also continuing to be civil about it. I'd suggest you do the same.
Luminaire2 said: "First preview is today. So here’s a New York Post article from today, with words from the Ballet dancer at the forefront of what Amar and his colleagues did to women in their company.
I wish I had screenshot it earlier but I swear I saw Johnny Depp was listed as a producer on their website. This whole thing kinda feels like a prank of some sort? Like a Nathan for You sketch.
I don’t think I ever been more turn off by a show then this one because of how annoying their twitter page has gotten.."
There are so many people in the theatre marketing industry who put countless hours of thought into marketing productions but some a*****e(s) is out here collecting a paycheck for acting li
magictodo123 said: "Fetus said: "magictodo123, you've spent all month talking in circles in this thread. I'd admire the dedication if I could wrap my head around why anyone would waste the energy on debating this. If you don't like them, avoid them. There really isn't any need for much discourse on the matter beyond the initial thoughts you shared weeks ago."
If you don’t like me talking about it, avoid my comments? I’m trying
magictodo123, you've spent all month talking in circles in this thread. I'd admire the dedication if I could wrap my head around why anyone would waste the energy on debating this. If you don't like them, avoid them. There really isn't any need for much discourse on the matter beyond the initial thoughts you shared weeks ago.
The stealing argument is so over-dramatic and unnecessary. Stealing implies loss, and for a majority of bootlegs in circulation, these productions have long closed and their bootlegs in no way negatively or financially impact the producers, actors or creative teams involved. Maybe it's just something for bored uptight users to scream about, I'm not sure.
Your moral compass won't be shaken if you listen to an audio bootleg of Carol Channing in Dolly or wa
I got my tickets earlier this week! Love the movie and I'm very excited to see how they'll adapt certain aspects of it. If this production can capture the spirit of the film without getting too bloated then I think it'll be a big hit.
I think the new generation of theatre-goers we are seeing (speaking primarily about those on social media) have only harmed bootlegging with the constant entitlement and attention they bring to them. I genuinely do not believe this is a major issue now, and it wasn't when just about every major production was getting a bootleg a few years ago.
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Imagine griping about nepotism in the entertainment industry like its not built on it. We get it, you need something to moan about. At least she’s talented. I loved her in Dolly and Lady Bird.
As for the film itself I really don’t think this warrants a Boyhood-level production when its likely not going to have a similar payoff (and I don’t think Boyhood was a massive success to begin with). This sounds like it’ll wind up in development hell one way or another, but I do love the idea.
I'm quite excited for Encore. The ABC special from 2017 was hammy but enjoyable. Brought back all sorts of memories of my high school drama department.
joevitus said: " Didn't derail anything. Was attacked, didn't attack. I participated in the conversation, and I drew a line of distinction between the acts of the two men involved. I see that yet again _others_ are trying to hijack the conversation. And malign me. Reporting you, as well."
I've done nothing to break the rules. Spare the dramatics.
I don't want to hash out this argument again, because I feel the majority of users here understand why a handful of us were upset with his casting, but I took issue with joe's "I was attacked" post when he's responsible for derailing the previous thread with comments like "The women made a bad decision" and arguing the legality of the situation as a means to deflect from the depravity of what Ramsar did.
joevitus said: "kdogg36 said: "EllieRose2 said: "Actually he was not, kdogg. I recall many posts being deleted within a few hours due to violating the standard rules."
Well, that's certainly possible - I probably wouldn't have seen those posts. I think my evaluation is fair based on the visible posts, but I acknowledge I may not have the whole story."
I appreciate your comments. Obviously if attacks on me were still
I don't think anything that would be going on Telecharge would warrant a system like this, but then there are times I can't use the seating chart map to select the seats I want without it crashing so I imagine any small boost in people trying buy tickets at once could crash their website. It sucks because despite all of their site's flaws they still manage to be better than Ticketmaster.
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