ukpuppetboy said: "Impossible2 said: "Poor Dannii, it wasn't really her fault. There was no band, all the music was pre-recorded and lets just say that apart from one song (the big one where she sounded fine), they didn't bother changing it to any key she was capable of singing in..."
Rumour has it she only ‘sounded fine’ in THAT one song because she was miming to Tina Arena’s click track.
Also, although the acting was very good, I don't know how the Broadway vocal snobs are going to go, as the night I saw it I heard more bung notes from practicallythe entire cast than I've heard since Dannii Minogue in Notre Dame De Paris...
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LOL, now Danni Minogue, I get. Had you said, Kylie, that would be some fighting words.
rjm516 said: "Impossible2 said: "I hated every second of it, but it's always nice to see UK'ers on Broadway.
Sharon seems like a lovely lady.
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same! glad I'm not alone Sharon is always so great but I don't get the love for this show. This production also really highlighted certain things/lines/readings in a way th
djoko84 said: "I don't mind sing-a-longs at concerts. Everyone does it including me and I am extremely tone deaf.Isn't that part of the fun of watching your favorite artist?"
If I wanted to hear nobodies sing songs badly I'd go to a free karaoke bar.
When I pay $200+ to go see a singer sing, you will shut up unless said singers asks you to sing along for 'A' chorus of 'A' song x
djoko84 said: "LxGstv said: "BIG BALONEY said: " Stop using toilet paper too."
From an environmental standpoint, bidets can reduce the need for toilet paper. Considering that an average person uses only 1⁄8USgal (0.47l) of water for cleansing once using a bidet, much less water is used than for making toilet paper. An article inScientific Americanconcluded that using a bidet
QueenAlice said: "Perhaps it was just my experience as a woman watching it, but I felt like the boyfriends came off like a good performance at “Broadway Backwards.” Tons of fun,but not at all believable in regards to what is realistic in relationship to male love interests for a female protagonist. IfGeorge Firth werestill alive he would undoubtedly have done some significant revamping to the book.Are there any other women on this board who saw the production? I’m r
One example of something I think should be looked at again for the states are Bobbi’s three boyfriends who in London basically came across as homosexual- partly because of casting and partly because they were essentially performing material written for three women. Sure it’s a “kick” seeing them take on the roles, but again I was left with the feeling that these parts would never have been conceived like this if they were written
I've had some right doozies over the last 6 months...
Medea - friends of the kids acting in show sat behind us laughing loudly throughout and then for the whole last 10 minutes as their mates were killed on stage. They were absolutely shocked when my partner and I abused the **** out of them in front of everyone as we walked out.
Company - Woman on her phone constantly in front of us who got screamed at by nearly the entire mezzanine and
Social media/24 hour news television and radio/Donald Trump/Brexit/Putin/all politicians - keeps most of society in a continued loop of negative emotional thinking ready to snap at any minute.
Cortisol levels are destroyed leaving people lethargic, mentally drained and suffering from minutely breakouts of C-PTSD.
Logical thinking has gone out the window and people live in a state of chaos.
Until you realise what is happening, start thinking logica
darquegk said: "It's a saccharine "World's Greatest Dad," which had the much more daring and dangerousmoral that "some people really are better off dead, and are not deserving of love or empathy.""
Yes I loved the film MUCH more than musical version.
Sharon is always so great but I don't get the love for this show. This production also really highlighted certain things/lines/readings in a way th
