grumpyoptimist said: "He corrected the record on twitter that these were her clothes (both everyday wear and performance gowns), not costumes, and that MSM will be using them for costumes. I think that makes the story and donation even more special
Dkinny23 said: "Can’t speak exactly for how it is since the new cast members just started, but I would imagine 4-5am is way too early for this show. We saw it a few days before this new cast change and arrived at 10:05am and got 2 tickets easily. Granted I think arriving that late for this new cast is probably too late. I would assume like 7-8 would be fine. Someone correct me if I’m wrong though, maybe this new cast is generating much more interest"
n2nbaby said: "That story could have happened at literally any customer service job (and happens to me at least 10 times a day). Certainly nothing special or specific to the rush line."
So last week I rushed Ain't Too Proud. I got there at around 8 AM and was 3rd in line. Got a nice seat at a great price. Show was electrifying, powerful, hilarious, exciting. Absolutely loved it! However, there was an experience that morning in the rush line that really caught me off guard.
Basically, we were down to the last 15 minutes or so before the box office opened. Since it's a student rush and most NY schools were not in session at the
LxGstv said: "ND_2000 said: "Colleen made a lovely post on her Instagram story discussing proper behavior to her fans. She reminded them of the rules of cell phones, pictures, videos, etc. But also addressed her fans leaving before the show is over to go to the stagedoor and how it disrespects her cast and crew. She was of course still so sweet about the whole thing. This is my favorite stunt casting in a while. Such a great young woman who clearly worked the hardest she cou
Colleen made a lovely post on her Instagram story discussing proper behavior to her fans. She reminded them of the rules of cell phones, pictures, videos, etc. But also addressed her fans leaving before the show is over to go to the stagedoor and how it disrespects her cast and crew. She was of course still so sweet about the whole thing. This is my favorite stunt casting in a while. Such a great young woman who clearly worked the hardest she could to be at her best for her run. She'
Will3700 said: "I saw DEH on Saturday night August 17 and Andrew was on as Evan. just WOW. What an amazing performance this young man gave. He may not have Ben Platt's voice but his acting is on another level. This was my 4th time seeing the show and my 4th Evan and I caught so much more of the book this time. Maybe because I was in the front row but mainly because of Andrew's acting.I cannot say enough great things about him and feel totally blessed to have seen the show aga
I don't know why but this news has got me crying. To get an announcement of a new Broadway musical that hasn't been done anywhere else... that's so rare. I saw the headline and instantly thought "this must be happening out of town, off-Broadway, or somewhere else." WOW. A new original musical out of nowhere. With this cast? Oh my word. I adore all three of these stars and would see any of them in anything. But ALL TOGETHER? Take my money, LCT. Plus the creative team
All I can say is AHHHHHHHHHHHHH. I can't wait to finally see a production of this show. One of my all time favorite scores. Yay for more musical revivals!!
ljay889 said: "I agree. She is a brilliant and unique actress. In another lifetime, she could've easily have been a Sondheim muse. Perfect choice, she will without a doubt deliver a daring and original performance."
I loved what you said about Sondheim having a preference to unique actresses who also have interesting singing chops. That's something I've never really thought about! Obviously Lenk's voice is lovely, but her acting is what makes her asto
